Love your tutorials. It would be great to see a short video of all the main dance genres, focusing on arrangment (16bars-into, 8 bars build, 8 bars break) etc etc. I'm kinda stuck making loops right now :(
Man I've been searching everywhere to figure out how these house producers make their bass so thicc and bouncy. Never would of thought to use toms haha.
sounds great dude!! i was looking for some good tutorials but i think you just hit in the right place, going to try your structure and see what happens thanks!
This is the exact video title I was looking for. I was gonna search for something like this but wouldnt think something so on point would show up! Glad I found it. Havent watched the video yet, but im sure it is great.
Dude thank you for that tutorial. That gave me a good start on how to make these kinds of tracks. Have you heard of Frits Wentick? He's my inspiration right now.
Could you explain how you did the snares? I really love the pause you made and the faster buildup, but I'm not sure how to do it on my own. You sped through that part of the video. Thanks! fantastic video for a genre I truly enjoy
interesting video and very much to the point. i recently found my old tascam 4-track portatrack in the cellar. this one should work for adding crunch and texture. must find a way to integrate ist in my bedroom hardware setup. thanks for the inspiration.
I’ve only just discovered your videos but this one really made me hit the sub button. Really like your approach and explanation of genre structures. Great job man. Your videos inspire me to try something new. Thanks. 🙏
Really liking this tutorial. Thanks man! It would be helpful if you compare things before and after instead of just showing us the end result. Like the clap placement shifted a bit :D
This was excellent. Followed right through and it's put me on my way to making my own tracks. I like these tutorials that follow a kind of 'assumed knowledge' - it goes at my kinda pace without going right down to the tiniest details, for those of us who kinda know our way round ableton a little bit! Would you ever consider doing one of these for sort of like raw tech house? Example being Pawsa. Michael BiBi, that kinda stuff? Thanks! Subscribed.
Quick little comment about the use of verb on this track, 99/100 times you'll want to throw your verb on an aux send. It allows more control of the verb in the mix and if you have multiple elements being verbed it keeps the sense of space cohesive. There's more to it but a youtube comment isn't the proper place for it. Good on you for passing on the knowledge you have though.
Cool stuff, thanks ! Interesting right off the bat with the markers included in a template but I noticed something though, it's written "8 bars" on the intro but the next marker is 16 bars later :D
you should put a link or something to just the basics of the tutorial cause its near impossible for me to follow as i have never used any sort of music program before
Hey dude, I think there are a lot of channels out there that grapple with the basics of DAWs (digital audio workstation). There are even free internet courses with lectures! Just fyi :)
so, recapping: 1. sample cheesy piano from a bad 90's show, add "a bit warmer" preset 2. 909 kick, add "a bit warmer" preset 3. hi hats outta place just a little bit, add "a bit warmer" preset 4. add "a bit warmer" preset on the master. nah seriously, only mocking, thanks tho.
its absurd but i save and store 99% more material than what i use regarding samples. Very few tracks i've actually been sample heavy. And mostly its just drum kit elements, then altered blablabla. Keys i rather do it myself with synths or midi, and only recently after learning some scales and melody etc I'm getting the hang of it and being able what i want, not needing to seek or follow a sample. Sampling is nice tho cos it gives the track direction regarding ideas, you basically build around that.
it depends on the media, say you sample it with a record player if you have the vinyl record. If working digitally, say you'll probably find the song on youtube or other source, you download it and crop the part you want with a software (i recommend your DAW of choice or audacity, its freeware). You can then do loads of things like cut or enhance frequencies, fx, saturation, etc like it was done in this case.
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How to make lo fi house
Step 1: make a nice house track
Step 2: make it sound like it was made on a calculator
omgbiskitlawl exaaaactly
Love your tutorials. It would be great to see a short video of all the main dance genres, focusing on arrangment (16bars-into, 8 bars build, 8 bars break) etc etc.
I'm kinda stuck making loops right now :(
March 17th, 2021, we're still here! thank you my man, quality stuff
at 5:44 you start just hitting the kick repeatedly and it sort of sounds like someone knocking on my door and my dog lost his mind LOL
Good tutorial! Your mic is a little lo-fi however
djvoid1 yeah, working on this for my next tutorial. thanks!
no the whole purpose is lo-fi tutorials
hahaha
lol. good catch
It's lofi!
You're a great producer. Tutorials are very well put together.
There's an artist called Ross from Friends? That's amazing!
Bullitthiphop yes!!
I love this especially those rolling toms with the house beat it's crazy
DC Beatem thanks :))
Man I've been searching everywhere to figure out how these house producers make their bass so thicc and bouncy. Never would of thought to use toms haha.
THANKS MAN! your tutorials are always very well done and clear! appreciate.
i cannot thank you enough for making these man! was getting extremely frustrated and now realizing i overthought it all ahah
Nicholas Hoerdemann thanks!!! glad i could help :)
Killer tutorial on one of my favorite artists style. Keep it coming, great stuff!
holy shit ive been using ableton for a few years now and had no clue you could normalize in drumrack! thanks mate!
glad i could help!
Best lo-fi tutorials on youtube, salute bro
Early Man thank you!! :))
Great stuff dude, super helpful material. Looking forward to the next tutorial.
Ben Connolly thanks! dropping it tomorrow!!
You are fkn talented my dude! love your music taste in tunes too!!! from heavy shit like krtm to lofi!!! much love!!!!
sounds great dude!! i was looking for some good tutorials but i think you just hit in the right place, going to try your structure and see what happens thanks!
Keep it up man. Really, you're quite the inspiration. 🤙🏽👏🏽
That track is dope! thanks for the tutorial and for the sample pack :)
NyndeLOL thanks for watching and for the kind words! :)
This is the exact video title I was looking for. I was gonna search for something like this but wouldnt think something so on point would show up! Glad I found it. Havent watched the video yet, but im sure it is great.
drinking game: every time Julien adds "A Bit Warmer'
Dude im not sure if people tell you enough but you are a wonderful soul hell yeah you a bad ass G!!!
thanks for this. just made something thanks to this video and your samples. ily.
Glad I could help! ily2!
finally someone on youtube who knows how to explain things
lifesaver, been looking for drums like that for a minute
Congrats on this! On point. Well structured. Helps to collect courage to start!
Dude thank you for that tutorial. That gave me a good start on how to make these kinds of tracks. Have you heard of Frits Wentick? He's my inspiration right now.
Could you explain how you did the snares? I really love the pause you made and the faster buildup, but I'm not sure how to do it on my own. You sped through that part of the video. Thanks! fantastic video for a genre I truly enjoy
interesting video and very much to the point. i recently found my old tascam 4-track portatrack in the cellar. this one should work for adding crunch and texture. must find a way to integrate ist in my bedroom hardware setup. thanks for the inspiration.
Nice tutorial, dude. Was expecting some snarky satire on the genre but ended up learning stuff
Icarus OnIce thanks!!! :))
Just found your channel and this is what i need! Subbed. Thanks!
very helpful just show that you dont need a lot of sounds or tracks to make reel banger tune
I’ve only just discovered your videos but this one really made me hit the sub button. Really like your approach and explanation of genre structures. Great job man. Your videos inspire me to try something new. Thanks. 🙏
definitely noticed that prefab sprout sample. good choice
sample pack ain't free bro bro.... but thanks for the tutorial x
Thank you so much for this tutorial! your samples link isnt working anymore. Could you reupload them, please?
Really helpful, keep up the good work mate thank you!!!!!
Kyle Gale thank you :)))
Thanks for the tutorial! I'm going to try to do it with a digitakt and a mpc 1000.
Thanks for the samples homes! Cant wait to use the cassette noise.
mind sending me some of the samples, would really appreciate it
Really good video ! Awesome work, never seen a video of this kind before. +1 subscriber !
Kiki Le Fada thanks! im glad u liked it :))
Thanks Julien, those tutorials really help a lot !
this is fire, first video I've seen, instantly subbed
Great tutorial! ,Really helpful. Greetings from Argentina
Mac Cortes thanks!
Thanks bro. Just what I was looking for.
Your voice is getting better!! Tutorial is great too
this track is actually lit af
That piano sample is dope!
hell yeah man
love your vids
dude thanks this was so much fun
MANUEL LATEULADE thanks :)))
much love man, you are awesome
I really like the piano chords 👍🏽🍺🍺
a lot of love for you man
the sample pack isnt free rip
Init
yeh scammed
great tutorial man, keep doing!
Guilherme Lima thank you!! :))
Great vid. Thanks for making it !
Really good and helpful video ;) Great !
Really liking this tutorial. Thanks man! It would be helpful if you compare things before and after instead of just showing us the end result. Like the clap placement shifted a bit :D
yeah i know what you mean, thanks for the tip!
Can you share the final track, its pretty good!!
This was excellent. Followed right through and it's put me on my way to making my own tracks. I like these tutorials that follow a kind of 'assumed knowledge' - it goes at my kinda pace without going right down to the tiniest details, for those of us who kinda know our way round ableton a little bit!
Would you ever consider doing one of these for sort of like raw tech house? Example being Pawsa. Michael BiBi, that kinda stuff? Thanks! Subscribed.
Great tutorial thanks!!
Man that beat is dope
This was really helpful. Subscribed!
Koss Billingham thank you so much!!!
thanks for this great tutorial man
This was pretty interesting to watch. Thanks for speeding up the video when needed. I would advice getting a pop-shield or something for your mic :P
Thanks! Yeah, I gotta work on my voice haha maybe you're right. Thanks for watching :)
I duno it could just seem clearer to me, but its not like I couldn't understand what you were saying.
Yeah i know what you mean, thanks!
Great tutorial thanks bro!
Great stuff appreciate it a lot thanks
The hard part is finding a sample.
Facts
Cant forget DJ TIRED
very helpful. thank you!
great tutorial! rock on dude.
Barry Ryan thanks!!! :))
what sort of processing do you use to get the warm/dusty sound on your hats/kicks/snare?
Thanks alot for this video!! It helps alot! Tho I can't find the samplepacks :(
thank you so much for this! Nice beat
Favorite quote: "Uh, woops...."
This needed to be done 👌🏼
Thank you
hell yeah dude, subbed
Cool man thank you for this
Awesome tune!
FINALLY NEED MORE SHIT LIKE THIS
Gracias camarada, saludos desde Iquique.
Quick little comment about the use of verb on this track, 99/100 times you'll want to throw your verb on an aux send. It allows more control of the verb in the mix and if you have multiple elements being verbed it keeps the sense of space cohesive. There's more to it but a youtube comment isn't the proper place for it. Good on you for passing on the knowledge you have though.
Daaammnnn!!! My Hero!!! Thx man!!!!
Thank you for that!
Cool stuff, thanks ! Interesting right off the bat with the markers included in a template but I noticed something though, it's written "8 bars" on the intro but the next marker is 16 bars later :D
yeah i messed that up haha woops!
Is the intro now 8 or 16 bars?@@JulienEarle
What is happening around 5:37? Lost at the kick part, not sure how to get the kick onto the actual display and extend it.
you should put a link or something to just the basics of the tutorial cause its near impossible for me to follow as i have never used any sort of music program before
kcincoffey true, will do!
Hey dude, I think there are a lot of channels out there that grapple with the basics of DAWs (digital audio workstation). There are even free internet courses with lectures! Just fyi :)
This comments section is garbage! Great video man
nice tutorial dude!
Roman Komarov thank you!
Hey man, I think you might have left the snare out of the sample pack - any way of grabbing it? Cheers for the vid
Hey Julien, can you share the ableton project for this one as well please? :)
Bong rav? Couldn’t make out the artist mentioned when adding the ride cymbal.
danke! subscribed.
what app are you using
this is great!
PS. Nice guitar, i hope listen a riff from u!
someday!
thanks man !
Where do you find samples like those keys??
Do what DOOM would do and spend hours looking through record stores.
big luv to this
Thanks!
Thanks a bunch mate :)
Thank you for watching!
so, recapping:
1. sample cheesy piano from a bad 90's show, add "a bit warmer" preset
2. 909 kick, add "a bit warmer" preset
3. hi hats outta place just a little bit, add "a bit warmer" preset
4. add "a bit warmer" preset on the master.
nah seriously, only mocking, thanks tho.
space kern how do you sample tho
its absurd but i save and store 99% more material than what i use regarding samples. Very few tracks i've actually been sample heavy. And mostly its just drum kit elements, then altered blablabla. Keys i rather do it myself with synths or midi, and only recently after learning some scales and melody etc I'm getting the hang of it and being able what i want, not needing to seek or follow a sample. Sampling is nice tho cos it gives the track direction regarding ideas, you basically build around that.
space kern I mean how do you actual extract a sample, for example the sample in this is from rick Ashley...how did he take that from the actual song?
it depends on the media, say you sample it with a record player if you have the vinyl record. If working digitally, say you'll probably find the song on youtube or other source, you download it and crop the part you want with a software (i recommend your DAW of choice or audacity, its freeware). You can then do loads of things like cut or enhance frequencies, fx, saturation, etc like it was done in this case.
You forgot the “upload directly to soundcloud” step