I feel like you are one of the few artists that share almost all of their little secrets in production. on top of that your way of explaining things is phenomenal. I learned so much from you already
Dude… these are really great tips. I make beats of this genre as this is the genre I was raised on- mostly for beat battles- and often at the end I’m sitting figuring out what it needs and it’s definitely more focus on the texture of my drums. I used the pitch down on my high hats and your tip of side chaining my ambient sounds on a current beat I’m working on and really really helped. My shit went from pretty good to super flavorful…. Thank you so much!! Now I’m off to binge watch all your videos lol
Dude! Ive been looking for boombap tutorials for the longest time! You really got some dope videos with very useful tips on how to make beats sound more "boombapy". Thanks for the great work!
This video is really good. I’m working only in Logic Pro X now and I find your content useful. Much of your ideas are easy for me to replicate. Cool results when applying these techniques. My favorite hip hop vibes live in this neighborhood of ideas.
Hey navie I'm a huge fan of your straight to the point and clear tutorials, I'm new to fl studio and would love if whenever you have the time to consider doing a video on workflow (how you organize your patterns, label your channels and mixer) and any other useful related tips you might have. It world be greatly appreciated and would help people like me who are really disorganized to have some kind of formula to keep things from getting messy. Keep doing great work
Hallowell! Thank you for your lovely comment. Interestingly enough, I am probably similar to you. I am not very organized and tidy - but this doesn't really hinder my process at all. I put a video out on Subtractive Arrangement that you might find helpful when it comes to workflow. Beyond that, I will have to think about how I would approach this topic. Thanks for the suggestion
@@NavieD Thanks for the reply Navie. I watched your video on subtractive arrangement and you explained it very clearly and i was able to use the method right away and i found it very intuitive. Im not organized at all and its something i need to work on since it actually does hinder my process cause i get completely lost if i dont label everything, especially in fl studio. You're new video is useful since i found out that can download templates that label everything for me. Anyways, sorry for the long reply, but i just wanted to let you know. keep up the great work and im looking forward to your next upload.
Your beats sound really good i started on fl studios in 2003 after i mastered the mtv music generator for playstation 1 i still have both but tbh if youreally want to make oldschool boombap or "Alchemist" type beats you want to definitely get an mpc 2500 or one of the new ones it will change your life the sound and workflow is effortlessly amazing bro peace n bless...
this is the information i was fukcing seraching for my brother! i love you for sharing this! really appreciate it! i will get myself a freaking MPC 2500 if i can afford it LOL , jajaj but i swear bro i will get one, thank you bro! i just wanted to know what do i really need to start making big fat Funky old school Beats,
Late reply but I also learned how to make beats using MTV Music Generator on PS1 back in the day, around '99-'00, used the PC version too and then on to FL Studio as well. Your comment brought back good memories of the beginnings of learning to mix. Used to also look up beats on Soundclick (long before SoundCloud!) to listen to lol.
Nice video man. You have a really clean mic. Anyways can you make a video in detail about making sounds in mono and side chaining. I feel like I don't know too much on it.
Thank you boss! I actually have a video on Sidechaining in the vault, that will come up early next year. I will keep your mono suggestion in mind, I think my video coming out in a few weeks will help with that. Stay on the look out!
this video is like a bibal for aspiring boom bap producer. and once again a big big thanks to you sirrrr! ❤️ you really done a lot for the producer community.
Lots of good tips here. I like how you've broken down what makes these beats sound vintage. But also that you present them as optional. I love the boombap sound, but as a qualityphile, personally I would skip some of the things that were shortcomings of the tech back then: keep the pitches accurate, use the NY compression but avoid muddiness, keep things stereo, maybe skip the noise track. Essentially making the beats as they were envisioned to be but couldn't given the equipment of the time.
first video of yours that I am watching; good fucking job bro this is a brilliant perspective conveying what matters rather than giving people material to straight up copy. Definitely subscribing to you my g
you gained a new subscriber. :) i really like the video and the way you explain, i learned alot from this and im about to go through your page and watch more of your videos. i just have a small suggestion if you could play the beat or the final result after the tutorial it's gonna be lit.🌹
@@NavieD yeah like if you watch simon servida as an example, he makes the tutorial then plays the beat in the end so that i can actually see the results after i learned from the tutorial you know. like as a viewer i see this is really important and helpful and this will also make us want to watch the whole video so we don't miss out the results!
Hi Navie, great video, thank you so much. Hope there is more boom bap to come!. Question, the melody lines of the upright bass puzzles me. This is not something one bass player could actually play, or...? I tried to look up some sheet music for upright bass but it is all single notes. Could you please elaborate on when/why you use this? Sounds great but I would never ever have thought of a bass line like that myself.
Thank you Sonja! I am actually filming a sequel to this video today. As for the upright bass, my recommendation is more focused on the tonality of the sound and how well it fits with the aesthetic. Many of these beats sampled jazz songs, so it fits in with the genre pretty nicely. Sorry for the confusion. I just play it like a regular instrument using the piano roll in FL.
I think you should state for those that don’t know That era had the sound it did because of sampling in hot at a high speed due to machine sampling time and then pitched down to get more sample time and in turn it created the artifacts in the samples that people acknowledge as boombap sound
Discord Gang. Awesome video. Great tips! another good one would be, that alot of the old school beats, the drums weren't in perfect timing, so off setting the snare just a little bit or the kick, really brings in a humanized bounce.
Discord Gang protect me at all costs. Yeah, that's a great point. I mentioned that in my video I made a while back on different drum styles for beatmaking, but it would have been worth mentioning here. Dang it!
@@NavieD Again don't even worry bout it your watchers are picking up the tiny amount of slack you leave yo. Frfr I'm going through a really really hard time in life rn and this one video inspires me to keep creating and holding on so thanks man keep being who you are yo!
So if you're really tryna go 80s OLD school you probably wanna find a full drum break, lot of turntable emulation, think like a deejay. Sample choices are recommended not to be random and find a reason, to put it in the song. A benefit is you won't have to add tape effects. Listen to the source material a lot before you sample it so you know how you wanna use them.
Getting the drums right is the most important thing if the drums don't sound authentic it just doesn't work I try only use samples I don't use sample packs really I take direct from the source I usually play a bassline from the keyboard as trying to find bassline samples that fit is not the easiest thing
@@NavieD it changes from time to time. A few months ago I tuned the Dilla / Slum village stuff a lot again. Lately I felt more like NaS - one love and the whole illmatic record. 👌 hard to decide
So Navie D where can i get that bass you used this this beat i need it for a sound i was busy creating !!! Is it in one of your packs or ... ? Please help me
Just out of curiosity: how does it work if you want to sell sampled beats (on a platform like Beatstars)? Most of the time when I sample, the original sample is still recognizable, even though it has been chopped and pitched.
Most likely, the artist/label will be responsible for clearing the sample. But knowing this, many artists/labels avoid using sampled beats since they'd rather avoid the headache
What's your favorite beat from this era? Mine might be 93 'til Infinity.
Big Daddy Kane - Ain't no Half Steppin, Black Moon - Gotcha Opin, and Big L - MVP where my favorite Boom Bap beats.
I haven't listened to Big L in forever. May as well change that now
@@NavieD Çağrı Sinci - Lobotomi is my fav
Shock ones pt 2
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Tip 6: Bob your head when making drums
My head remains stationary at all times
Oh...my....God😞
😂
if you don't then you ain't doing it right
@@NavieD lololol
I feel like you are one of the few artists that share almost all of their little secrets in production. on top of that your way of explaining things is phenomenal. I learned so much from you already
❤ Thank you J. No point in keeping all of my secrets! May as well share what I know
@@NavieD Your secrets are great. But your ability to teach is greater, perfect combo, thanks !
Defo. Great tuts and info. 👏👍
What he said!!! I love your calm and comprehensive teaching style and that playing a lil off pitch tip was Gold!!! So many gems here man thanks frfr
You're a coach, not a player. We need people like you in the industry too.
Dag, thank you man. Those are kind words
The sample x vinyl sound sidechain tip is a golden nugget!🔥
It's the little details like this that can help your beat sound just a little bit better
You are one of the most educational one bro. So humble with your techniques.
Thank you Rufus. You are a legend in the making
take a drink every time he says “aesthetic”
I am now in the hospital
@@NavieD u ok?
@@zzzz-su8fd he's joking bc he drank as much as he said aesthetic lol
Navie D moving his hands so much you would think he's in a gang
TH-cam Beatmakerz Posse. Holla?
ollol I can't control these things. They have a mind of their own
Who the fuck notices shit like that when it comes to music?😞
@Moad1 I mean noticing to the point where it’s a persons primary focus in this music case.
I Wish there would be more tutorials on how to make a real old school hip hop beat like this
Dude… these are really great tips. I make beats of this genre as this is the genre I was raised on- mostly for beat battles- and often at the end I’m sitting figuring out what it needs and it’s definitely more focus on the texture of my drums. I used the pitch down on my high hats and your tip of side chaining my ambient sounds on a current beat I’m working on and really really helped. My shit went from pretty good to super flavorful…. Thank you so much!! Now I’m off to binge watch all your videos lol
Dude! Ive been looking for boombap tutorials for the longest time! You really got some dope videos with very useful tips on how to make beats sound more "boombapy". Thanks for the great work!
This video is really good. I’m working only in Logic Pro X now and I find your content useful. Much of your ideas are easy for me to replicate. Cool results when applying these techniques. My favorite hip hop vibes live in this neighborhood of ideas.
Glad I can help Levi. Cool hat by the way
Hey navie I'm a huge fan of your straight to the point and clear tutorials, I'm new to fl studio and would love if whenever you have the time to consider doing a video on workflow (how you organize your patterns, label your channels and mixer) and any other useful related tips you might have. It world be greatly appreciated and would help people like me who are really disorganized to have some kind of formula to keep things from getting messy. Keep doing great work
Hallowell! Thank you for your lovely comment. Interestingly enough, I am probably similar to you. I am not very organized and tidy - but this doesn't really hinder my process at all. I put a video out on Subtractive Arrangement that you might find helpful when it comes to workflow. Beyond that, I will have to think about how I would approach this topic. Thanks for the suggestion
@@NavieD Thanks for the reply Navie. I watched your video on subtractive arrangement and you explained it very clearly and i was able to use the method right away and i found it very intuitive. Im not organized at all and its something i need to work on since it actually does hinder my process cause i get completely lost if i dont label everything, especially in fl studio. You're new video is useful since i found out that can download templates that label everything for me. Anyways, sorry for the long reply, but i just wanted to let you know. keep up the great work and im looking forward to your next upload.
bass was insane never thought about playin an octave higher too
Your beats sound really good i started on fl studios in 2003 after i mastered the mtv music generator for playstation 1 i still have both but tbh if youreally want to make oldschool boombap or "Alchemist" type beats you want to definitely get an mpc 2500 or one of the new ones it will change your life the sound and workflow is effortlessly amazing bro peace n bless...
this is the information i was fukcing seraching for my brother! i love you for sharing this! really appreciate it! i will get myself a freaking MPC 2500 if i can afford it LOL , jajaj but i swear bro i will get one, thank you bro! i just wanted to know what do i really need to start making big fat Funky old school Beats,
@@funkywarrior3906 dreaming is for free
Late reply but I also learned how to make beats using MTV Music Generator on PS1 back in the day, around '99-'00, used the PC version too and then on to FL Studio as well.
Your comment brought back good memories of the beginnings of learning to mix. Used to also look up beats on Soundclick (long before SoundCloud!) to listen to lol.
Nice video man. You have a really clean mic. Anyways can you make a video in detail about making sounds in mono and side chaining. I feel like I don't know too much on it.
Thank you boss! I actually have a video on Sidechaining in the vault, that will come up early next year. I will keep your mono suggestion in mind, I think my video coming out in a few weeks will help with that. Stay on the look out!
this video is like a bibal for aspiring boom bap producer. and once again a big big thanks to you sirrrr! ❤️ you really done a lot for the producer community.
Thank you my friend!
Lots of good tips here. I like how you've broken down what makes these beats sound vintage. But also that you present them as optional. I love the boombap sound, but as a qualityphile, personally I would skip some of the things that were shortcomings of the tech back then: keep the pitches accurate, use the NY compression but avoid muddiness, keep things stereo, maybe skip the noise track. Essentially making the beats as they were envisioned to be but couldn't given the equipment of the time.
Brooo! Been waiting on some boom bap! This is greatly appreciatied🙏! Would it be possible to share more on this style?
I think I am! Seems like people liked this video so I am gonna make a follow up to this
Heres a playlist of boom bap music theory videos by The Daydream Sound.
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Wow, thanks for the method of finding samples, can't wait to try it!
No problem! When you find a sample that you like, check out the person who uploaded it. They might upload some other excellent samples as well
@@NavieD Will try that too!
NAVIE D MY MAAAN WITH A TUTORIAL OF ONE OF MY FAV GENRES ❤❤❤❤
Debarun my maaan with a lovely comment ❤❤❤❤
@@NavieD Any idea how i can widen My sterio field for vocals?
You never disappoint with your lessons, you outdid yourself with this one. Absolute 🔥🔥🔥💯. Respect
Hahah thank you big Vic! It's been like, over a year since I did a boom bap tutorial. I am neglecting our people
always comin with the Knowledge!!
Ayy thank you L! Hopefully you took something away from the video!
@@NavieD I always do. i dont do boom bap often due to sound selection but you cleared a lot up. ESPECIALLY with the upright bass
Yeah man, a lot of times using the wrong bass and drums can mess up the aesthetic quickly
Finaly something substancial. Appriciate ur effort to help us other producers
Thank you for watching Simon!
i‘ve been waitin for this all the time
Hahah hopefully the video does well, I would love to do more videos on boom bap
@@NavieD that‘d be awesome man
Less go do sum mastering tips next please
:( everyone always asks for mastering tips
@@NavieD thats a sign my guy!
@@supermariius naah just you asking again 😂 th-cam.com/video/152DREcHse8/w-d-xo.html
YESSSS I'M WAITING FOR THIS 👊👊
It has arrived my friend
Gems💎💎 I've come back to this video a few times already
It would be so dope to see you and lethal needle do something together
The ratio of likes to dislikes really tells you one thing. Quality. Great video again!
Thank you James my friend! Glad so many people are enjoying it
first video of yours that I am watching; good fucking job bro this is a brilliant perspective conveying what matters rather than giving people material to straight up copy. Definitely subscribing to you my g
Glad to have you on board Lachlan
2:10
Man 🌹
You just digging in everything thing 🔥
Great tip bro ❤️
Hahah advanced digging techniques
Old Boombap is back in 2021!!!! with so much power
💪 boom bap got them muscles in 2021
I watch your channel like almost every day
Hahaha I hope it's helped Noah!
the BPM's of those samples are so sketchy, some parts are 117BPM and some others are 120BPM
Knowing Navie D composed a joint on My Friend Pedro is dope.
I did most of the music in fact!
you gained a new subscriber. :)
i really like the video and the way you explain, i learned alot from this and im about to go through your page and watch more of your videos. i just have a small suggestion if you could play the beat or the final result after the tutorial it's gonna be lit.🌹
Thank you my friend! Glad to have you on board. Yeah that might be a good idea. Like at the end, just show the full beat and play it for longer?
@@NavieD yeah like if you watch simon servida as an example, he makes the tutorial then plays the beat in the end so that i can actually see the results after i learned from the tutorial you know.
like as a viewer i see this is really important and helpful and this will also make us want to watch the whole video so we don't miss out the results!
Crazy good tutorial as always 🔥🔥
BANE thank you very much man
Man this was really helpful! thanks a million bro 👊
Glad you liked it Benny! I am actually filming a sequel to this video today
Hi Navie, great video, thank you so much. Hope there is more boom bap to come!. Question, the melody lines of the upright bass puzzles me. This is not something one bass player could actually play, or...? I tried to look up some sheet music for upright bass but it is all single notes. Could you please elaborate on when/why you use this? Sounds great but I would never ever have thought of a bass line like that myself.
Thank you Sonja! I am actually filming a sequel to this video today.
As for the upright bass, my recommendation is more focused on the tonality of the sound and how well it fits with the aesthetic. Many of these beats sampled jazz songs, so it fits in with the genre pretty nicely. Sorry for the confusion. I just play it like a regular instrument using the piano roll in FL.
Navie D got the BEST TIPS ❗️
I think you should state for those that don’t know
That era had the sound it did because of sampling in hot at a high speed due to machine sampling time and then pitched down to get more sample time and in turn it created the artifacts in the samples that people acknowledge as boombap sound
I just subscribed before some days. Your content is really helpful, keep it up so we can learn more (:
Wollen the god, thank you man! Glad to have you on board
you are insane bro really like ur videos and tips
Ayyy thanks SaDemiester!
You nailed it with this one
Ayyyy thank you Jules
Yess i was wating for this!!!
It has arrived my friend. Soak it all up
I appreciate you making this content. Thank you for being informative!
You are welcome Damous! You are a legend in the making
Discord Gang. Awesome video. Great tips! another good one would be, that alot of the old school beats, the drums weren't in perfect timing, so off setting the snare just a little bit or the kick, really brings in a humanized bounce.
Discord Gang protect me at all costs. Yeah, that's a great point. I mentioned that in my video I made a while back on different drum styles for beatmaking, but it would have been worth mentioning here. Dang it!
@@NavieD still a great video nonetheless!
@@NavieD Again don't even worry bout it your watchers are picking up the tiny amount of slack you leave yo. Frfr I'm going through a really really hard time in life rn and this one video inspires me to keep creating and holding on so thanks man keep being who you are yo!
Good sample selection and EQing
Yep, those are 2 keys for a good beat, any genre
Great stuff man, thanks for taking the time with all the details
You're welcome! Thank you for watching
Folks been layering drums for 30 yrs now. I first heard pete rock mention layering drums back in 93-94
Yep, always a great tool to use when making beats
After watching the video i have to say that you are a genius
No cap th-cam.com/video/152DREcHse8/w-d-xo.html
Big 🧠 beatsssss thank you bro, you are kind with your words
Where can I find this beat? Man you're sick😓thank you for sharing your fruits and knowledge
Hello Navie, can you do a video on sample based trap. I’m a old school boom bap head. That wants to master trap style drum and pitched 808s
I think I just might have to. That sounds like a fun video to make
Respect from Greece nice details thanks
Big shoutout for Greece!
@@NavieD 👋🙏🔝
Its really good channel for learning. Tnx for teaching and love from India sir
You are welcome young Rohan
Gem of a video 😊🙏
Ayy thank you boss! 💎💎💎
@@NavieD no you the boss man...keep going.Would be awesome if you would give feedback to my latest Lofi beat 😁❤️
NAVIE I AM IN LOVE WITH YOUR VIDEOS !!!!
I am in love with you Cake Daddy
Great tips. Thanks 🔥
You are welcomeeeee
Awesome stuff man, thank you.
Your name is wild
So if you're really tryna go 80s OLD school you probably wanna find a full drum break, lot of turntable emulation, think like a deejay. Sample choices are recommended not to be random and find a reason, to put it in the song. A benefit is you won't have to add tape effects. Listen to the source material a lot before you sample it so you know how you wanna use them.
what a tips i respect the realness earned a sub !
Ayyy thank you man, glad to have you on board
Just passing through two years late to say that this thumbnail is goated
You are my favourite beat maker. But can you maybe make new video of boombap drums?
Getting the drums right is the most important thing if the drums don't sound authentic it just doesn't work I try only use samples I don't use sample packs really I take direct from the source I usually play a bassline from the keyboard as trying to find bassline samples that fit is not the easiest thing
Amazing vibe dude
❤ thank you Maestro. I always get nervous whenever I put out a video that isn't about trap or the popular genres
23 seconds in and subscribed already ☹🌊
Happy to have you on board Dagi
amazing video! this is the perfect way to make mobb deep beats
This is gold, man 👌
Thank you Alex! Hit me with your favourite beat from this era
@@NavieD it changes from time to time. A few months ago I tuned the Dilla / Slum village stuff a lot again. Lately I felt more like NaS - one love and the whole illmatic record. 👌 hard to decide
another easy way to sample things is with audacity you can record directly from soundcard from any source =D
I like old Skool jungle!
Like DnB jungle you mean?
@@NavieD yes, but with more reggae and dub in it
The only jungle song I know is Stamina by DJ Marky (I think thats jungle?)
Your thumbnails are so damn clean
Hahah thanks man. I had fun making this thumbnail
aye bro could you do a dark alchemist tutorial or like a dark griselda/darringer type one not many on youtube like those
Man you read my mind. I was actually gearing up to do a video on Modern Boom Bap (prob in February)
Once you mentioned "samples" I knew I belonged here. Thank you!
I love sampling!
That sidechain tip is appreciated
Absolutely my friend
So Navie D where can i get that bass you used this this beat i need it for a sound i was busy creating !!! Is it in one of your packs or ... ? Please help me
Unfortunately not. It was from NI Komplete - it's called upright bass
ayyy Navie is close to 30k!!!
Slowly but surely, we will make our way to 30k
Everyday you learn something new!!!!!
Take this new information and make some heaters my friend
Thumbnail go crazy 🔥🔥
Hahah this design took me much longer than the usual ones. But I love it
Thank you goat . I think making boom bap beats will help me a lot
Simple and accurate
Thank you my Madman friend
@@NavieD i really like how u present and breakdown your tips so i would love to see more and keep up the dope work
I actually want to do another video on boom bap, I wanna see how well this video does before doing that one so hopefully you get to see it!
Learned a lot
Glad you gained some knowledge my friend
COming with the heat yet again
Ayyy Papaiiiiiii thank you young man
Some really good tips dude !
Fireeee instrument
Ayeeee
Can u make more boom bap tutorials
Yeeeeeessss
Just out of curiosity: how does it work if you want to sell sampled beats (on a platform like Beatstars)? Most of the time when I sample, the original sample is still recognizable, even though it has been chopped and pitched.
Most likely, the artist/label will be responsible for clearing the sample. But knowing this, many artists/labels avoid using sampled beats since they'd rather avoid the headache
Oh damn that Omni bass Lofi ok !
👌👌👌
Check out the violin bass in Modo Bass.
Oooh is that a free plugin?
@@NavieD Nope. I just checked... It's 150 Euros. Wow!
Great video. Thank you. Blessings!
I took a shot every time you said "aestetic" and now I have alcohol poisoning
Thank you Navie. 😏
You are welcome Joaquin!
Navie D are you crazy bored with this kind of content? Im try katch every word:)))You in my personal top of mentors.Thank you a lot!!!
Hahah this is just the way I talk, I have a robot voice. Glad you're liking the videos!
Yo ur info and it's delivery is point
Niceeeeeeeee
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy thank you Ruf
Still making use of your drum kit from few months ago 😀
Ayyy awesome man. Another one may or may not be on the way 😉
Don't we get copyright if we sample music from youtube?
🔥🔥 u got my sub!!
Thanks. Would you have any tips in achieving G funk type stuff? like this video but about g funk? I'll love te see that, thanks for the video.
Ooooh good suggestion. I may have to think about doing just that
Bro i learn alot from you. But pleas lose the USB cabel and plug in a XLR on thad mic.
I got a ton of boom bap on my channel ! Great vid bro 💯
Thank you man! Always love seeing producers make that old boombap