I've said it before and i'll say it again, you're on another level when it comes to both teaching, knowledge and presentation. You solved dance music production tutorials.
the little bits of knowledge you're dropping throughout these videos is absolutely incredible, I've learned more about production in the reese bass one and this one than 100 other videos combined, thanks so much for these, going to make my way through them all
Holy moly this sounds just like the original, well done. So many useful tricks. Would love to see you so Fourtet or an ambient job Hopkins track. Thanks
That was superb. The presentation is spot on and the there are some techniques in here that are different from other videos trying to mirror this type of sound. Great stuff.
PRO: Nice work! Thanks for the effort - really appreciated! I even have the feeling your version sounds a little cooler / more crisp than the original - it has a little bit more contrast and wider dynamic range (but a little less stereo wideness / & effects which probably could be achieved later - or maybe it's because of TH-cam's weak audio streaming quality)... full respect, just amazing! CON: I'm completely overwhelmed by the jungle of potential tools you need or do not need to produce something like this... e.g. Serum, Komplete, u-he diva. I'm using Ableton Live 10 Suite as well and I really don't know which additional tools I should spend money on... The reason why I put this under CON: You made it kind of seem obvious to have access to those. But to be fair 1. this is the first video by you I watched and 2. I wouldn't know how to do it in a different way for the purpose of the video if a already had access to those tools - would probably be too much effort and work to figure out which basic / free tools you could use instead. It's probably context of another potential video - dunno yet if you already provided something like a recommendation video - I'll check... - really depends on the kind of music you want to produce as well. Please don't feel offended - it's just a common problem I'm currently facing like many other people before me I guess. Guess I just have to get more experience and see more videos and your recommendations in their descriptions. Thanks! ❤
So very grateful for this one.. love bicep and love this track breakdown The return track for extra grit is an awesome tip Would you have any tips on how to find vocals like the ones grabbed from the original track? For those who can’t sing haha, splice vocals tend to be very vanilla and plain. Not very fresh
These is Great , Bicep are one of my favorite artist and their Apricots track is my favourite. Could you make series on how to make perfect track from scratch for beginner and intermediate.
I'm a big fan of your videos! I feel inspired every time I watch something 😎 Thank you for that! If I were to leave one piece of constructive feedback I personally don't like these red titles, chapter screens, they are quite brutal, loud, unexpected and I started skipping video because of them. Maybe it's only me 🙏
ellerine sağlık çok iyi gidiyosun uzun süredir seni takip ediyorum.bir gün mutlaka görüşmek isterim seninle.ben kabakta yaşıyorum ne zaman istersen gelebilirsin.
using a utility plug to mono the bass below certain frequencies will help prevent phasing issues, however there's a good chance that you will still notice fluctuations in volume and pitch. whilst this can occasionally be desirable if you want more movement in your sub, the technique that yalcin is showing here is great for achieving a really solid, tight sub sound.
Yurt dışında yaşayan birisiniz , türkiye gibi dövizin her zaman başımıza bela olduğu bir ülkede müzik yapmakla uğraşan arkadaşlara yardımcı olmak adına eğitim amaçlı videolarınıza türkce altyazı eklerseniz daha faydalı olacağını düşünüyorum. Başarılar.
LISTEN TO MORE MUSIC. That's how you DON'T become Bicep. Rookie 'producers' on here trying to be the next whatever ... you've come the wrong way. Broaden your taste, treat music like it is special, trust your emotion/intuition over your brain EVERY TIME whenever you make something. If you think it's about hi-hat saturation or detuning synths you are a numpty. We want to hear YOUR music. We want to hear what's inside of YOU.
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Bicep are from Belfast, not London!
Need to pin this one
Whats the difference
Yeah us irish will never forgive you if you make that mistake ;) :P
@@horstfock8535 completely different countries
@@horstfock8535 they are different cities, in different countries.
I've said it before and i'll say it again, you're on another level when it comes to both teaching, knowledge and presentation. You solved dance music production tutorials.
Agree! #1
Please do 'ross from friends' next!
the little bits of knowledge you're dropping throughout these videos is absolutely incredible, I've learned more about production in the reese bass one and this one than 100 other videos combined, thanks so much for these, going to make my way through them all
Holy moly this sounds just like the original, well done. So many useful tricks. Would love to see you so Fourtet or an ambient job Hopkins track. Thanks
7:07 is the golden advice for serum holy s***! Thanks dude! 👊
i agree!
This helped me get going in ableton so much. I'm not even a huge house fan but this absolutely claps! Kudos
Wow... This has got to be one of the best tutorials I've seen on here.
Ay tam olarak bu videoyu arıyordum 😮 harikasın! Takipe aldım! Eğitim videoların olursa çok sevinirim 🙏🏻
FINALLY! Been waiting for a Bicep tutorial since forever. Good job!
Ahh it s been a long time since the last breakdown! Amazing one 😍🔥❤
This is top top tier
That was superb. The presentation is spot on and the there are some techniques in here that are different from other videos trying to mirror this type of sound. Great stuff.
Thanks Alice! Love your videos
I am so glad I stumbled across your channel. I wish I had a long time ago.
Drum room! cool! thankyou.
Gold ❤
SAKU IS MY FAVORITE, the voice of the girl especially, amazing song, in my top list for sure
You are such a great teacher! I really appreciate your videos. All the best!
Kudos to you Yalcin. Great Video!
Absolutely wonderful channel, unlimited knowledge
Awesome-- thanks! Love your channel-- I hardly ever save your videos to 'watch later'-- I watch now!
Helpful and Amazing as usual Yalcin
i love that Track so much ! xx Thanks Yalcin
This is amazing, thanks for your work Yalcin !
That kick is too clean! Definitely thinking about getting the pack. Great job love to see a vid on how you make kicks
PRO: Nice work! Thanks for the effort - really appreciated! I even have the feeling your version sounds a little cooler / more crisp than the original - it has a little bit more contrast and wider dynamic range (but a little less stereo wideness / & effects which probably could be achieved later - or maybe it's because of TH-cam's weak audio streaming quality)... full respect, just amazing!
CON: I'm completely overwhelmed by the jungle of potential tools you need or do not need to produce something like this... e.g. Serum, Komplete, u-he diva. I'm using Ableton Live 10 Suite as well and I really don't know which additional tools I should spend money on... The reason why I put this under CON: You made it kind of seem obvious to have access to those. But to be fair 1. this is the first video by you I watched and 2. I wouldn't know how to do it in a different way for the purpose of the video if a already had access to those tools - would probably be too much effort and work to figure out which basic / free tools you could use instead. It's probably context of another potential video - dunno yet if you already provided something like a recommendation video - I'll check... - really depends on the kind of music you want to produce as well. Please don't feel offended - it's just a common problem I'm currently facing like many other people before me I guess.
Guess I just have to get more experience and see more videos and your recommendations in their descriptions.
Thanks! ❤
This is insanely accurate love it!
Jesus, this is just amazing, awesome vid, you are super talented...
Super cool! Thanks for this awesome video 🤗
It helped me a lot 🥳
Wow ! Super nice breakdown !
thankyou
Great work and some cool tricks. Thanks for sharing 🙏
You are soooooo good! It looks so simple Thank you so much for sharing!
Superb video and great technique 👌
Wow 😱
This is amazing!!
when is your album coming out man you are an ableton master!
So very grateful for this one.. love bicep and love this track breakdown
The return track for extra grit is an awesome tip
Would you have any tips on how to find vocals like the ones grabbed from the original track? For those who can’t sing haha, splice vocals tend to be very vanilla and plain. Not very fresh
There’s no replacement for talent, especially for Clara La San. There’s a reason she has a cult following, her voice is magic
Love this!
You are just sooo next level 🙀
Brilliant as usual ! ;-)
Great work.
Sounds nice, well done.
These is Great , Bicep are one of my favorite artist and their Apricots track is my favourite.
Could you make series on how to make perfect track from scratch for beginner and intermediate.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nailed it!
woooooooo thank you so much
So good!
Brilliant man 👌🏼
Thank you Passje! 🙏
well explained
Excellent! Would love to see you cover one of orbital’s classic track sur as petrol or the box 😊
Excellent man ….
great video again yalcıin
Thanks a ton 😊🙏
Gorgeous 😍
awesome tut. was wondering if the kick and rim were just ripped from the original? they sound exactly like the original!
sounds exactly like it lmao
Would you then place the bouncer bass audio in mono through selection based processing after or will that squash the signals too much?
I'm a big fan of your videos! I feel inspired every time I watch something 😎 Thank you for that!
If I were to leave one piece of constructive feedback I personally don't like these red titles, chapter screens, they are quite brutal, loud, unexpected and I started skipping video because of them. Maybe it's only me 🙏
I agree it’s a bit brutal lol
It’s not just you, I’m mildly photosensitive and I thought it was excessive
Sounds dope Yalcin! Did you get any content ID problems with this on TH-cam? Sounds exactly the same! :)
Thank you Alex 😊I actually didn’t but I had to change the arrangement a bit different from the original one to get around it.
Please do yotam avni 👏👏
What about an Extrawelt Special? 👽
Nice track btw.
That bass trick is ridiculous. Anyone know if there's a way to do that in Vital? I don't use Serum currently.
Can you do a psytrance track next? Or in the future ❤️
Belfast duo
ellerine sağlık çok iyi gidiyosun uzun süredir seni takip ediyorum.bir gün mutlaka görüşmek isterim seninle.ben kabakta yaşıyorum ne zaman istersen gelebilirsin.
❤
So you are 2 different characters?
Sawtoots
What does "removing fundamental" mean in the section of bass on serum ? :)
hala cevaba ihtiyacin var mi
Where can we find the songs you make? Like do you have another channel that's just for posting your songs?
You can find my tracks on Spotify, just search for biskuwi. Sometimes I break them down in my other channel; Electronic Music Insider.
Is the 'bass mono' on utility sufficient for stabilizing the fundamental?
using a utility plug to mono the bass below certain frequencies will help prevent phasing issues, however there's a good chance that you will still notice fluctuations in volume and pitch. whilst this can occasionally be desirable if you want more movement in your sub, the technique that yalcin is showing here is great for achieving a really solid, tight sub sound.
@@jamesmoriarty8841 Thank you for this.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🇪🇦
do a remake of kaast vtopia bro its in the same vibe i think
Release this track.
Yurt dışında yaşayan birisiniz , türkiye gibi dövizin her zaman başımıza bela olduğu bir ülkede müzik yapmakla uğraşan arkadaşlara yardımcı olmak adına eğitim amaçlı videolarınıza türkce altyazı eklerseniz daha faydalı olacağını düşünüyorum. Başarılar.
LISTEN TO MORE MUSIC. That's how you DON'T become Bicep. Rookie 'producers' on here trying to be the next whatever ... you've come the wrong way. Broaden your taste, treat music like it is special, trust your emotion/intuition over your brain EVERY TIME whenever you make something. If you think it's about hi-hat saturation or detuning synths you are a numpty.
We want to hear YOUR music. We want to hear what's inside of YOU.
Jesus is the only way, you gotta turn to him.
Can’t understand a fucjing word you’re saying lol