cold beat, will have to try this technique! New to production and Sp404 is kinda frustrating but I'm learning alot. When I track in Logic or sample my minilogue synth I will have to try this. Thank you
ok so basically first you try to find the chords of the sample by ear. then add the bassline following the chords and than maybe add some piano or other instruments. great video! you got an italian subscriber. keep it up
I started out as a sample based producer which is really cool taking a idea that was already established then flipping it into your own but as of lately I've been building track from the ground up to prove to myself I can do it and with the maschine MK3 being idk how to play piano unfortunately the fact I can build chords out piece by piece until I have a full melody is a gamechanger for me personally ✊🏾
Great tutorial man, i love how you play those funky bass lines. Would be great to see a video demonstrating how you determined the key of sample, and how you play those bass lines. Please keep those maschine videos coming bro.
I appreciate it man! I actually explained how to find the key in the beginning video. But let me know if there's anything else you want to know about finding the key. Thanks!
Low Heat Beats yes I saw the breakdown but didn’t really explain how you came to the conclusion it was D minor, just shows what keys it comprises of. I think lots of sample based beat makers struggle with identifying the key, one method I’ve used is to go through some of the loops in maschine and see what works since the loops are usually labeled by key.
@@ivanchaparro8973 Right, I see what you mean, I'll try to go into more detail in terms of music in another video. Still, if you can identify which notes sound good with the sample, you can use them without knowing which key it is.
@@LowHeatBeats Btw... Just reading some interviews with him at the moment (I recommend short, but good one on xlr8r). He's incredible creative, clever and efficiently with sampling. Wish You made an video about it some day. Any chances? ツ
I appreciate it man! I used Ableton's Auto Filter with the LFO to modulate the filter frequency. Maybe I can do a tutorial on this, it's an essential technique.
Благодаря ти! Най-добрата програма е тази, с която си свикнал и ти е удобно да работиш. Аз от 12 години ползвам само Ableton Live, така че трудно бих могъл да препоръчам друго, но всеки има своите предпочитания.
@@ivanganev630 Няма отношение към качеството на звука, а към закъснението (latency), когато свириш с падовете. По-голям буфер не товари толкова компютъра, но увеличава закъснението. Моят е на 64, но като сложа повече инструменти го вдигам на 128, за да избегна насичане на звука. С по-слаб компютър може да се наложи и повече да го вдигнеш.
If you have traktor or something else that can analyse a wave file you can find the key of a sample quicker. If you dont have a basic knowledge of music theory that is
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Are you a sample-based producer? Drop me comment 💯
Yes
I respect your work flow. You explain things better than people who first langues is ENGLISH! LOL
@@TheIncredibleDrNO lol thank you so much 👊
your tutorials are getting better and better! :D
Thank you for watching them!
Now that's funky!
cold beat, will have to try this technique!
New to production and Sp404 is kinda frustrating but I'm learning alot. When I track in Logic or sample my minilogue synth I will have to try this. Thank you
Glad it was useful! I hear you about the 404 being frustrating for a beginner, though.
I insist, this guy is My favorite producer due to the Beats he creats are My kind of beats
Thank you so much Edd!
ok so basically first you try to find the chords of the sample by ear. then add the bassline following the chords and than maybe add some piano or other instruments. great video! you got an italian subscriber. keep it up
Thanks for the sub!
I started out as a sample based producer which is really cool taking a idea that was already established then flipping it into your own but as of lately I've been building track from the ground up to prove to myself I can do it and with the maschine MK3 being idk how to play piano unfortunately the fact I can build chords out piece by piece until I have a full melody is a gamechanger for me personally ✊🏾
Yeah man, as long as it's dope, it doesn't matter how you built the chord progression, it's all about the vibe.
@@LowHeatBeats factz I subbed to the channel too bruh keep the great vids coming ✊🏾
To find the key to a sample. Simply add guitar rig as an effect on your sample track. Enable the tuning fork inside guitar rig, and just push a pad..
Sure, but often that may not work as well for polyphonic samples, so learning to do it by ear can be beneficial.
Nice work man! Thanks for the videos. All the way from Kenya
Appreciate it man, thanks for watching 🙏
Great lesson- and funky beats as always! Thanks 🙏🏼
I appreciate it man 🙏
Great tutorial man, i love how you play those funky bass lines. Would be great to see a video demonstrating how you determined the key of sample, and how you play those bass lines. Please keep those maschine videos coming bro.
I appreciate it man! I actually explained how to find the key in the beginning video. But let me know if there's anything else you want to know about finding the key. Thanks!
Low Heat Beats yes I saw the breakdown but didn’t really explain how you came to the conclusion it was D minor, just shows what keys it comprises of. I think lots of sample based beat makers struggle with identifying the key, one method I’ve used is to go through some of the loops in maschine and see what works since the loops are usually labeled by key.
@@ivanchaparro8973 Right, I see what you mean, I'll try to go into more detail in terms of music in another video. Still, if you can identify which notes sound good with the sample, you can use them without knowing which key it is.
Thanks Low Heat, this is spot on information that helps me very much!
Glad to hear that the video helped you! 👌
Jesus christ. So inspirational man!
Thank you so much man 👊
Once again dude nice video and dope beat very informative
Nice one, thanks for watching 👊
Hi. At 8.32 min what effect do you mean? Could Not understand. Greetz from Berlin
Stutter effect - where you repeat a small portion of a sound and it sounds like a broken cd or something.
@@LowHeatBeats thx. I found out i Can also do it in Maschine
Excellent vid man. Keep them coming!
Appreciate it man! More to come for sure.
I WISH I WAS A SAMPLE PRODUCER I NEED A MPC LFMAO ...NICE VIDEO BTW AND BEAT!!!DAMN YOU KNOW HOW TO PLAY THE KEYS ? D MAN
I appreciate that!
MPC1000's are not too expensive, and they get the job done great!
@@kri8beats778 Are you based in the US? Here in Europe the prices on Ebay for the 1k are not too far from the price of a brand new MPC One tbh.
Don't have to have an MPC - lots of sample-based hardware around these days :)
Listening final version is like: Hey dude! Is he that Bonobo's son from Black Sands? They are so similar to each oder...
Well explained Sir.
Thank you! Totally, I used to listen to Bonobo a lot back in the day.
@@LowHeatBeats Btw... Just reading some interviews with him at the moment (I recommend short, but good one on xlr8r). He's incredible creative, clever and efficiently with sampling. Wish You made an video about it some day. Any chances? ツ
Great content, helpfull, thanks a lot
My pleasure!
so dope. how did you do that smooth tape stop at 9:44 ?
With Ableton’s clip envelopes. Maybe I can make a video, explaining it?
this beat is too much! fire upon fire! quick question, how do you get that wobble synth sound at 9:25?
I appreciate it man! I used Ableton's Auto Filter with the LFO to modulate the filter frequency. Maybe I can do a tutorial on this, it's an essential technique.
@@LowHeatBeats ahh man 100%! that is essential for a beat to be dynamic. i'll give it a try, thank you my guy!
Nice tutorial!!
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
Thanks for this bro. Cheers
You’re welcome bro 🙏 Thanks for watching it
did you pitch the sample before you started looking for the root notes with piano, or is the pitch unchanged from the record?
I don’t think I’ve changed the pitch in this case but watch the original video where I flipped the sample to see what I did to it.
Really nice.!
Glad you like it!
dope dope and dope!!!
Thank you for watching the videos ✌️
Is that rea guitar or is it the a guitar rig plugin or one of the ones you can get through NI?
It’s a sample from a vinyl record as I mentioned in the intro.
goat
Thank you, you’re too nice 🙏
What are you using for the bass?
Monark
How long have you been producing for? Loving the vibes 👏
Thanks Ben! I’ve been dabbling with production for more than 15 years, but I’ve been doing it (semi)-seriously for the past 5 years or so.
awesome
I appreciate it man
Поздравления, много добро видео! Аз също работя с maschine! Според теб коя програма е най-добра за интегриране с maschine?
Благодаря ти! Най-добрата програма е тази, с която си свикнал и ти е удобно да работиш. Аз от 12 години ползвам само Ableton Live, така че трудно бих могъл да препоръчам друго, но всеки има своите предпочитания.
А можеш ли да ми кажеш на колко си настроил buffer size на машината и до каква степен това се отразява на качеството на звука?
@@ivanganev630 Няма отношение към качеството на звука, а към закъснението (latency), когато свириш с падовете. По-голям буфер не товари толкова компютъра, но увеличава закъснението. Моят е на 64, но като сложа повече инструменти го вдигам на 128, за да избегна насичане на звука. С по-слаб компютър може да се наложи и повече да го вдигнеш.
If you have traktor or something else that can analyse a wave file you can find the key of a sample quicker. If you dont have a basic knowledge of music theory that is
Sure that would work too