You lad............. You are the Don Corleone! And that Accent too (Bradford boy myself) One of the best tutorials I have seen in a while. You know your stuff
5:05 "it takes away the sixthteenthsness about it" is so good actually, changed the way I think about doin breaks lol, ive always wondered how to have a bit more "space" like u hear in songs but never properly heard it in words like that cheers man
Haha! Glad you learned something bro. It’s amazing that a drum sample from 60 years ago is still being used in new and different ways! If you wanna make some half-time breaks (snare on the 3rd beat instead of the 2nd and 4th) that 8th slice is very useful. I might make a dubstep tutorial if theres some interest. 😊
really dope turotial, I learned so much. Especially the importance of a glue compressor. I have also just been chopping breaks in midi but the audio work was super eye opening, I will be utilizing these techniques. Thanks Graish!
Tune! Sounds Tuff! Absolutely buzzing to see another top video from you! Looking forward to working through this over the weekend.. keep em coming man.. right up my street this!!
Thank you so much for your support bro, I really appreciate it! If you have a go at making a 140 breaks tune let me know, I’d love to hear it and I’d be happy to give you some pointers. Have a great weekend! 👊🏼
This brings back so many good memories, 140 Breaks/Jungle aka Future Jungle. Schoco, D-Audi - Sent for you (love that song), Mshcode, Boomsha, Otter, Rolling Paper, Bay B Kane, Lucas, Galvatron, Aitch, to name but a few and of course the man himself Graish.
Oh man, all of the producers you named are amazing. Most of them released on Boomsha and Top Drawer Digital. D-Audi - No Man Stands Alone is still a go-to for me. What a killer producer he is. And bigup Digitally Mashed, he was showcasing all our tunes every week on Nu Rave Radio 🥰
Great video. I love chopping breaks in aduio in ableton.I think its way quicker and esier than messing around with midi. I picked up some great tricks from your vid. Thanks! (Also just fyi that perc in the Amen is a ride not a hi-hat 🙂)
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you learned something. You can hear the half-time section towards the end of the vid where I use that particular slice a lot. And yeah you’re totally right. It’s a ride cymbal.
Its just a folder of jungle breaks that I’ve had for years. I think I downloaded it for free, if you google “jungle breaks samples” you should find it :)
what is 140 breaks? When I clicked I assumed u just meant breakbeats at 140bpm? But ur making it at 145bpm i tried googling “140 genre” and didn’t get a clear answer either
Hi, thanks for your comment. You could call it a subgenre of jungle which is at a slower tempo, around 140 (or 145 in this case) instead of the usual 160 - 175. Some people call it “future jungle” but I never liked that name, especially for tracks that sound the opposite of futuristic!
140 is just a popular tempo (or tempo range I guess in this case) that is very closely linked together with the old-school-ish UK sound that people are trying to bring back. There is 140 dubstep music too, just general 140 bass, I've heard garage in 140 too... It's more like an umbrella term than it is a genre.
@@defendrr_ru got it got it. its funny cause i was just thinking abt trying to make some old school uk dubstep. that was probably the first genre of music that i got into as a kid that wasnt just regular music on the radio. thats cool its making a comeback
Tuning samples. Hit middle C, look at the note tuner gives you and then move the sample on C to the key tuner gives you in the key groups section. Tunes the sample, but keeps the sample untouched. MUST USE SAMPLER NOT SIMPLER.
@@djgraish I found that adjusting the pitch altered the sound of the original sample. So instead, I went into “Zone” and moved the actual sample from Middle C to its real root note on the sampler keyboard. I found the result better.
This would be a great technique, but my 808 sample isn’t an exact note it’s almost exactly in between 2 notes, that’s why I had to use detune as well as transpose. I’m not sure how that would work doing the “zone” technique. The great thing about Ableton is that there are multiple ways of doing things so you can find the best way for you!
@@djgraish it derives from old school hardware sampling. Regarding the 808, moving the sample will carry the same tuning. I was basically saying that rather than alter the pitch to the note value via the timer and De tuning, just physically move the original sample note to the actual key, instead of using the detune function.
@@djgraish very nice tune. It def a jungle track bordering breakbeat with tempo. Not trying to be a diq or nothing but you'd find it hard mixing that tune into the majority of where jungle ends up
Loved the tutorial! Not the fancy popstar youtube style but just a good producer explaining things i wanted to know!! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks so much for your kind comment! i’m glad it was helpful 😊
You lad............. You are the Don Corleone! And that Accent too (Bradford boy myself) One of the best tutorials I have seen in a while. You know your stuff
Thanks so much man!
Great tutorial! Worth a sub and a like all day long.
Cheers Matt, welcome to the channel 😁
i loved this tutorial, amazing!
Thanks for tuning in brother
Thanks for this tutorial....I have learned so much! I have followed other great tutorials, but still learned so much on yours! Cheers
Amazing, thanks for watching 😃
One of the best vids I have seen about cutting and chopping breaks, That beat is HEAVY and is exactly my style! Wicked Stuff, Subbed! 👊👊😎
Cheer bro, glad you liked it! More breaks tutorials coming soon 👊🏼
5:05 "it takes away the sixthteenthsness about it" is so good actually, changed the way I think about doin breaks lol, ive always wondered how to have a bit more "space" like u hear in songs but never properly heard it in words like that cheers man
Haha! Glad you learned something bro. It’s amazing that a drum sample from 60 years ago is still being used in new and different ways! If you wanna make some half-time breaks (snare on the 3rd beat instead of the 2nd and 4th) that 8th slice is very useful. I might make a dubstep tutorial if theres some interest. 😊
Very informative, I'm gonna do this in the morning, love me a chopped up Amen, respect due👍
Yes! I’d love to hear what you come up with!
great video very helpful thank you
Glad it helped you! Thanks for watching :)
really dope turotial, I learned so much. Especially the importance of a glue compressor. I have also just been chopping breaks in midi but the audio work was super eye opening, I will be utilizing these techniques. Thanks Graish!
Amazing, bigup! Yeah, the MIDI way has it’s benefits too. I will make a video diving further into it soon!
thank you for this one, as a seasoned producer found this one very useful for updated techniques
Glad it was helpful! 👊🏼
The outcome is super fresh! Good simple tutorial!
Thanks 👊🏼
Awesome beat and great tutorial mate, so insightful, clear and straight to the point 👌
Cheers Julien 👊🏼
Tune! Sounds Tuff! Absolutely buzzing to see another top video from you! Looking forward to working through this over the weekend.. keep em coming man.. right up my street this!!
Thank you so much for your support bro, I really appreciate it! If you have a go at making a 140 breaks tune let me know, I’d love to hear it and I’d be happy to give you some pointers. Have a great weekend! 👊🏼
This brings back so many good memories, 140 Breaks/Jungle aka Future Jungle. Schoco, D-Audi - Sent for you (love that song), Mshcode, Boomsha, Otter, Rolling Paper, Bay B Kane, Lucas, Galvatron, Aitch, to name but a few and of course the man himself Graish.
Oh man, all of the producers you named are amazing. Most of them released on Boomsha and Top Drawer Digital. D-Audi - No Man Stands Alone is still a go-to for me. What a killer producer he is. And bigup Digitally Mashed, he was showcasing all our tunes every week on Nu Rave Radio 🥰
This is SUPER useful info, even if your DAW isnt Ableton. Idk how to managed to cram in so much good info without being overwhelming.
Thanks, Glad it was helpful! 😀
Great tutorial Craig! Really learnt a lot here and inspiring me to give it a go 😊
Do it! I would love to hear some jungle / dnb tunes from you Jenny! 🙌🔥
I’ve watched my share of vids of breaks and this is my favourite ❤️
Thanks man, that means a lot 😃
Not even heard this yet, but breaks is right up my street.
Thanks for taking the time to comment, bigup 👊🏼
Damn that took me back to the mid 90's
😄
Super bro
Thanks for watching man!
Thanks for making this.
Thank you for watching it! 👊🏼
Never noticed that hat before. Lovely stuff!❤
Yes DJ Bathtub, love the name! 👊🏼
@@djgraish Cheers!🙂
Great vid mate. Sounds class.❤
Thank you bro 🙏🏼
cool subbed
Cheers man!
Great vid ! very helpful
great tutorial!
Thanks, glad you liked it :)
Great video. I love chopping breaks in aduio in ableton.I think its way quicker and esier than messing around with midi. I picked up some great tricks from your vid. Thanks! (Also just fyi that perc in the Amen is a ride not a hi-hat 🙂)
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you learned something. You can hear the half-time section towards the end of the vid where I use that particular slice a lot. And yeah you’re totally right. It’s a ride cymbal.
very cool! Thanks for sharing!
Bigup yourself 👊🏼
Got my head noddin
What is the library of breaks you have used on 23 min?
Its just a folder of jungle breaks that I’ve had for years. I think I downloaded it for free, if you google “jungle breaks samples” you should find it :)
Do we have to use the vocal part of the Think break every time? Woo yeah!
😂
Nice One !!
Bigup 👊🏼
this jungle
I did this and I've only been able to make like 45.. Can someone please advise how to make more
This is so sick
🙏🏼Thanks bro
Legendary
Glad you liked it 👊🏼
thank you !
You're welcome! 👊🏼
Nice one.
Thanks John
23:52 i recommend using command+1 or command+2 to change the grid, much faster than navigating the menu. great tutorial though
Great tip! Cheers 😊
Where to get that amen break? It has good sound quality, really nice video anyway
You can either sample The Winsons -Amen Brother, find it in a sample pack… or even sample the part of this tutorial where I play the whole sample!
Nice.
Thanks!
what is 140 breaks? When I clicked I assumed u just meant breakbeats at 140bpm? But ur making it at 145bpm
i tried googling “140 genre” and didn’t get a clear answer either
Hi, thanks for your comment. You could call it a subgenre of jungle which is at a slower tempo, around 140 (or 145 in this case) instead of the usual 160 - 175. Some people call it “future jungle” but I never liked that name, especially for tracks that sound the opposite of futuristic!
140 is just a popular tempo (or tempo range I guess in this case) that is very closely linked together with the old-school-ish UK sound that people are trying to bring back.
There is 140 dubstep music too, just general 140 bass, I've heard garage in 140 too... It's more like an umbrella term than it is a genre.
@@defendrr_ru got it got it. its funny cause i was just thinking abt trying to make some old school uk dubstep. that was probably the first genre of music that i got into as a kid that wasnt just regular music on the radio. thats cool its making a comeback
Got crazy confused for a second and thought the title meant 140 different amen breaks in 27 minutes
😂Next video idea? 🤔
Tuning samples.
Hit middle C, look at the note tuner gives you and then move the sample on C to the key tuner gives you in the key groups section.
Tunes the sample, but keeps the sample untouched.
MUST USE SAMPLER NOT SIMPLER.
Hi, thanks for your comment. Would you mind explaining what you mean when you say; “tunes the sample but keeps the sample untouched” ?
@@djgraish I found that adjusting the pitch altered the sound of the original sample. So instead, I went into “Zone” and moved the actual sample from Middle C to its real root note on the sampler keyboard. I found the result better.
This would be a great technique, but my 808 sample isn’t an exact note it’s almost exactly in between 2 notes, that’s why I had to use detune as well as transpose. I’m not sure how that would work doing the “zone” technique. The great thing about Ableton is that there are multiple ways of doing things so you can find the best way for you!
@@djgraish it derives from old school hardware sampling.
Regarding the 808, moving the sample will carry the same tuning.
I was basically saying that rather than alter the pitch to the note value via the timer and De tuning, just physically move the original sample note to the actual key, instead of using the detune function.
is there actually a difference in the result?
Bit of an oxymoron that. No such thing as 140 jungle :/
Thanks for your comment. How would you describe the tune I made in this vid?
@TeslaDanser Jungle is not just defined by the Bpm mate
@@SighMach411 ehh mate kinda is
@@SighMach411 always exceptions to a rule but 140 is known well as hard-core territory
@@djgraish very nice tune. It def a jungle track bordering breakbeat with tempo. Not trying to be a diq or nothing but you'd find it hard mixing that tune into the majority of where jungle ends up
Спасибо бро ру сервер на связи
No worries bro