One of the first collections of records that got me deep into sampling were the Dusty Fingers Compilations (17 volume deep) 💎 What got you interested in sample culture?
Thank you 🙏 Check out my video HOW TO: Match Your Samples Tempo To Your Project Tempo// Maschine Time Stretching Tutorial… It may answer any questions you have have regarding adjusting chops to a specific tempo. If it doesn’t let me know ✌️
@@BinetteBeats good to know. especially if I wanted to finger drum/make a live performance of the beat. I'm most curious about the chops the engine would find that I wouldn't.
Barry, that was an AMAZING tutorial. PLEASE make more videos like this. It was super informative..Quick question: when you applied the low pass filter, are there different levels or settings for how much you'd like to filter? The reason I ask is because it didn't seem to filter out a lot of the highs and only leave the low frequency in there. I could be wrong. However, I was just curious about the low pass filter. New subscriber, too. Blessings!
Hey David. Thanks so much for the kind words and your support. It’s greatly appreciated. To answer your question regarding the filter it really depends. For these two beats I didn’t want to take too much away since it was just the sample and drums. During this time I was really into a “lofi/ old” sound so I just used the filter to remove just a bit of the highs to make it a bit dull and less bright. If I were to add additional instruments I’d be more aggressive with the filter to make room for everything else. But it truly depends on the beat on an individual basis.
Loved the beat, Barry. I was hoping you could give me some advice. I am wanting to get into hip hop/lo-fi/boom bap style of production. I am not a musician, so I will be 100% sample based. I'm undecided as to whether to purchase the MK3 or the MPC One. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you for the content. Blessings!
Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately I can’t answer that question as I only have experience with Maschine (been on it since the MK1). The reason I’ve never been tempted to switch over is that the Native Instruments ecosystem works perfect for my needs for sample/non sample music creation. Sorry that I can’t really answer your question BUT if I were to I’d say Maschine (as my super biased answer).
Great tutorial man. Quick question and if this how you've done it I never knew you could do it. When you did that first sample loop did you truncate it first before changing to the audio module or did you leave it with the start and end point and changed to the audio modules and it retained the start and end points?
Thanks. That’s a great question. I try to avoid truncating when I can as every time you do so you create a new wav file that unnecessarily eats up hard drive space. So to answer your question the start and end points do stay when switching back and forth between the two modules. And if you find your loop is a little off when moving to the audio module you can always adjust the points in the sample editor.
Good question. In short, no. The samples tempo doesn’t have to dictate your project tempo. You can change the tempo by adjusting the “tune” knob in the sampler engine (although that also changed the pitch) or time stretch it in the sample editor. And depending on how you chopped your sample simply playing it a certain way can change the tempo. You’ve got options my friend.
@@BarryDanielMusic can you do a video on steps too do songs like the artist is Berner and the songs called weed man and another song is called Gon’do please step by step on how too make and get that vibes please love your videos bro 💪🏼 from San Francisco California
One of the first collections of records that got me deep into sampling were the Dusty Fingers Compilations (17 volume deep) 💎 What got you interested in sample culture?
Bro, insane technique, helps a lot. Definitely deserves more views and subs!
Hey. I really appreciate it. Every view, like and comment counts. So thank you 🙏
Amazing!! Thank you Barry for this tutorials. They help a LOT!!
Thank you!
You mix is so noiice. I'm trying my hardest to master this maschine with one hand. I got ideas 💡 like crazy 🤪.
This is the best video I’ve watched on sampling in machine
Thank you so much. That’s a huge compliment 💯🙏
Hands down
Appreciate you!
Dope content
Thank you 🙏
bro! great stuff and thanks for the tutorial! it has help me a tons!!!! mucho love brother!
Appreciate the support!
You’re so dope bro! Subbed.
Appreciate that bro 🙏
Great clear instructions. Well appreciated.
Glad you liked it 😁👍
Dope I subbed still learning my Maschine
Thank you for the support. I’m glad I could be part of your journey! 🙌
coooooooooooooool
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great video thang you so much.but cant find the 'audio' choice.. why?
Great video man! Was wondering if you would be able to make a video adjusting the chops to a specific bpm.
Thank you 🙏 Check out my video HOW TO: Match Your Samples Tempo To Your Project Tempo// Maschine Time Stretching Tutorial…
It may answer any questions you have have regarding adjusting chops to a specific tempo. If it doesn’t let me know ✌️
Awesome thanks! Lot of great hints, you mastered the workflow. Serato sample has made me lazy
Thanks bro. I hear nothing but great things about Serato Sample! I’ll have to give it a try one of these days.
@@BarryDanielMusic It's a great engine but your chops are stuck in keyboard mode.
@@BinetteBeats good to know. especially if I wanted to finger drum/make a live performance of the beat. I'm most curious about the chops the engine would find that I wouldn't.
@@BarryDanielMusic Serato made me lazy too thanks for the inspiration. Serato's time stretch cant be matched though
I’ve had my eyes on it. Just waiting for a sale or the right bundle.
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Thank you 🙏
Barry, that was an AMAZING tutorial. PLEASE make more videos like this. It was super informative..Quick question: when you applied the low pass filter, are there different levels or settings for how much you'd like to filter? The reason I ask is because it didn't seem to filter out a lot of the highs and only leave the low frequency in there. I could be wrong. However, I was just curious about the low pass filter. New subscriber, too. Blessings!
Hey David. Thanks so much for the kind words and your support. It’s greatly appreciated.
To answer your question regarding the filter it really depends. For these two beats I didn’t want to take too much away since it was just the sample and drums. During this time I was really into a “lofi/ old” sound so I just used the filter to remove just a bit of the highs to make it a bit dull and less bright. If I were to add additional instruments I’d be more aggressive with the filter to make room for everything else. But it truly depends on the beat on an individual basis.
@@BarryDanielMusic ❤👊
Loved the beat, Barry. I was hoping you could give me some advice. I am wanting to get into hip hop/lo-fi/boom bap style of production. I am not a musician, so I will be 100% sample based. I'm undecided as to whether to purchase the MK3 or the MPC One. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you for the content. Blessings!
Thanks for the kind words. Unfortunately I can’t answer that question as I only have experience with Maschine (been on it since the MK1). The reason I’ve never been tempted to switch over is that the Native Instruments ecosystem works perfect for my needs for sample/non sample music creation. Sorry that I can’t really answer your question BUT if I were to I’d say Maschine (as my super biased answer).
@@BarryDanielMusic Thank you so much for your advice. I appreciate you.
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Great tutorial man. Quick question and if this how you've done it I never knew you could do it. When you did that first sample loop did you truncate it first before changing to the audio module or did you leave it with the start and end point and changed to the audio modules and it retained the start and end points?
Thanks. That’s a great question. I try to avoid truncating when I can as every time you do so you create a new wav file that unnecessarily eats up hard drive space.
So to answer your question the start and end points do stay when switching back and forth between the two modules. And if you find your loop is a little off when moving to the audio module you can always adjust the points in the sample editor.
@@BarryDanielMusic ok cool I did not know the start and end points carry over to the audio module. Very good to know. Thank you!
Barry , if that beat is used to make a music would you have to clear the sample with any one?
Great question. In short, yes you have to clear any sampled material with the copyright owner.
when you sample using the second method do you have to use the original tempo of the song sampled?
Good question. In short, no. The samples tempo doesn’t have to dictate your project tempo. You can change the tempo by adjusting the “tune” knob in the sampler engine (although that also changed the pitch) or time stretch it in the sample editor. And depending on how you chopped your sample simply playing it a certain way can change the tempo. You’ve got options my friend.
Bro do more sample beats get a little more detailed
I gotchu. Anything specific you’d like to see more detail on?
@@BarryDanielMusic can you do a video on steps too do songs like the artist is Berner and the songs called weed man and another song is called Gon’do please step by step on how too make and get that vibes please love your videos bro 💪🏼 from San Francisco California
@@trapptunezz4512 I wasn't familiar with the artist and song. Thanks for introducing me. It's a GREAT song and beat!
@@BarryDanielMusic can you please do a to tutorial on sampling old classic songs and make them sound similar too those beats please