Ableton Live Deconstruction: Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive @ IMS College Malta 2016
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PB instructor Ski Oakenfull deconstructs Duke Dumont's summertime smash Ocean Drive in Ableton Live at IMS College Malta 2016
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My favorite song all time, what an amazing deconstruction!
Great job! It sounds just like the original track!
This guy Ski...such a great musician plus awesome teacher
Beautiful dear Ski
Fantastic lesson. Thanks!
Thank you SO MUCH!! Very interesting and understandable
tutorial! "Light, clear" arrangement, but very cool and bright!
love to know how u made that bass sound
th-cam.com/video/RHephFPICqw/w-d-xo.html
@STIG Zero 0___0 Exposed!!
@STIG Zero your goint to want to hear this Mass Digital - 2 Hearts 2 Souls (Terron Darby remix) go to beatport its not on youtube its back in 2012 and ocean drive came out in 2015
the other sample pack you were talkin about above is 2017
@STIG Zero How did you figure this out? Wow. I thought he composed it himself. wow
@STIG Zero Yo, do you have a blog or something? These are interesting stories you have. I'd like to learn more about the sound ware industry in general. The dynamics etc. Super interesting.
27:24 = Gran Turismo menu sounds
For real, really great educational video, some nice tips to take there and there for a novice like me.
Noticed that too!
ski always delivers...great as always mate..thanks for sharing the knowledge
AMAZING!!
excellent Ski ! as always !
Thank's a Million!
insane man!! Thank you all so much!!
Amazing.
That's a brilliant teacher right there.
This is awesome, Ski! Thanks for doing this so much.
So amazing! Props for the research!
Amazing!
Ski,Fantastic job!
I am your fan and please can you do one acid jazz deconstruction from the 90s?
Jamiroquai (!st album) Incognito ...etc
Thanks
I needed this, thanks
This is really nice !
incredible good!
Ski did it again!!! Awesome job!!! Can you explain how to make the bass sound?
Dope!! Very usefull. Thanks for the tips!
Awesome!
Good mix of music theory and production
Would love to also see the mastering of this track. Awesome video Point Blank, Thanks!
great video!! Very informative.
This is great 😄 thanks!
This is GOLD! Thanks guys!
The bass sound.riff is actually from a sample magic sample pack
Here is it:
www.samplemagic.com/details/1995/slow-indie-dance
Space is Key !
You make it look so flipping easy when it's not. When I first heard that track on radio 1 the only thing I noticed was the shaker and no high hat. So that shaker is completely straight 16, you just copied it 3 more times and changed the velocity and decay a bit on each one of the four and it sounds like it's got a shuffle innit
really preferred the way you deconstructed this track, you go through the theory a little slower and it's easier to follow. great video as usual!
thx a lot
omg !!! yes
Good song
mind blowing
thank u
DECOSTRUCTION "TIGA-BUGATTI" ;)
Great video ! However I think it would be better to consider that the song is in G# (natural) minor and not Ab minor. The rest is great. Thanks for sharing !
Kudos for that swaggy old school mouse
just can't deal with apple mice
great work, did you make the bass sound or is it a standard preset somewhere please?
I’m 5 years late but Kling music has a TH-cam video on how to make it
After all this time ,does anybody have an idea on how to achieve the bass sound ?
It’s a fairly simple sound. kling music has a TH-cam tutorial for it
What launchpad/controller is that?
push 2 ableton
Can someone explain how remixers would go about getting the acapellas if they want to create a professional remix? Do they just e-mail the label and ask for a decoposed version of the track?
If you’re an established producer it’s easier to get them. If not you can usually find certain studio acapellas that leak or were released for other reasons. Just google the song name with the word acapella after. The hard part is getting copyright clearance to release the music
The sounds for the guitar are a live instrument from factory or you need to download them on ableton packs? I can't find them, great video SKI.
www.ableton.com/en/packs/guitars-and-bass/#?item_type=free Just play around with the effects and EQing and you should be able to get pretty decent effect sounding guitar :) Reverb, ping-pong delay and compressor are your friends.
How you guys make VMPK connect properly with push2? For me VMPK doesn't work in chromatic mode on push. Showing me wrong notes. :/ HELP PLEASE
08:00 BOSSSSS
good video for beginners. my advice is to study some music theory books, because theory explanation in this kind of videos usually with a lot of mistakes like we don't have Abm/E, we have G#m F# and Emaj7 C#m etc... so if you wanna make music you should study theory. and what about drum samples... it's funny to use vengeance sounds.. some times it works but not this time) not even close
Igor Sidash what do you mean by vengeance sounds?
Can I get on your course?
fucking awesome
Actually, the beat is not the same for the whole song, it changes in chorus, but in similar pattern.
well noticed ;)
:) thanks, actually I made drum rack in Ableton to practice finger drumming, this song is quite simple and catchy for playing.
nice :)
Ski's 8/bar loop same the first 8bars of the first chorus only, 2nd & 3rd chorus same as the 16/bar verse pattern, bars 5,9 &13 have double kicks added.
i like these kind subtle changes.
Does the office version or the original use Sidechain?
How to find or make a guitar sample like this one used here?
demais
this is so Awesome More please,
i'm curious did you make the bass sound using plugin ?
if i join this course will i get a a bit of sound designing technique for Deconstruct some of my fav track ? sory for my english
Hi Rama. Glad you liked the video :) I created the bass sound by layering both Ableton's Operator and Analog devices. Operator provided the sharper FM sound, and Analog provided more warmth and body. If you join an online programme you will have the opportunity to ask your instructor for help deconstructing your favourite tracks in both the weekly masterclass and 1-2-1 tutorials. The same will apply if you study at the college. Let me know if you need any further advice. Good luck!
Hi Ski, much thanks for the video, very informative and well produced! Some times i could think of how you mixed your drums, did you do anything else than that saturator? Thanks again, keep up the professional work!
i assume this is the natural minor - can u specify ableton to use the harmonic or melodic or to include all notes from these related minors? Love Ski Oakenfull's videos
x iLeon yes u can.
u even see it in the video when he chooses the scale.
there is harmonic and melodic minor visible.
Super sick DJ Mia Amare front row??? LOL
slightly panty liner song but love watching all the components cooked up and combo'd.
Angry comment
Ohh... "So, I prepared every f@cking sound of the song. So let's just make the damn reconstruction, and along the way I will teach you f@cking theory. Oh yeah baby, this is minor this is major, easy... " Point Blank the best school in the world.
And your point is ?
+awkwardsquadproject I agree with the comments below, it's not that easy as it looks like.
And what about Point Blank I think you don't need to spend your money to learn how to make music.
Too bad he didn't show how he designed the bass sound but great deconstruction anyway
is there really an audience ??
That ugly vengeance snare tho:(
lol a production school that doesn't know about gain structure GG
kent spence what do you mean exactly? I know your comment is old af but I'm curious. I didn't notice any channels clipping or anything.. are you talking just about the overall mix here?
I really like your music
the main thing of this song is compression (probably some unique) which I sought and which you didnt show.. so this video is pretty pointless
Learning compression, what classic compressors are used for (which is what makes a lot of tracks good), how to set them up etc. are months of learning. You either learn it yourself or you take your stuff to a mixing engineer. "Producers" (kids making shit in FL or smashing loops together) nowadays forget that mixing music is a job and takes a lot of learning. The main reason "loops" and samples sound better than what you make is proper processing (often on gear most people couldnt even afford)
@@novakattila wrong
would prefer to destroy than deconstruct this generic atrocity.
Terrible lyrics lol
Yeah that’s why it has millions of streams and you don’t
@@Austin-vo2gh So does Brittany Spears. What's your point? 😂
@@autofocus4556 my point is that you think you’re cool for not liking popular music meanwhile you have nothing to show for your *exquisite taste*
@@Austin-vo2gh I don't like popular music because I pointed out this song has terrible lyrics? Great logic there, buddy. Don't get your panties in a wad.