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I always figured J Dilla'a smooth, subby low pass filter bass sound came from his Minimoog or one of the other many synths in is arsenal (E-Mu PK-6, MicroKORG, Electribe ESX-1...etc), but when I heard Questlove on Open Mike Eagle's podcast WHAT HAD HAPPENED WAS telling the story of the time Jay Dee showed him...my mind was blown. I highly recommend listening to that podcast, especially if you want to hear some Dilla stories coz Questlove is like a walking almanac of that era of his life.
Here's some links to where you can find the s04e10 ("Things Fall Apart") of the WHAT HAD HAPPENED WAS podcast, every season of this podcast is fkn amazing:
• mikeeagle.net/stoneyisland
• open.spotify.com/episode/0wPV...
• podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...
The beat I'm working on in this video is called "'76 Coupe deVille in the '90s at sunset type beat" from my latest EP "WATCHED POTS NEVER BOIL V" now streaming everywhere online:
‣ TH-cam - • Nonjuror - WATCHED POT...
‣ Bandcamp - skybarstudios.bandcamp.com/al...
‣ Spotify - open.spotify.com/album/32pl7Y...
‣ Soundcloud - / yizbhn7xfwavnivs6
All other links - album.link/i/1746254354
0:00 Intro
0:19 In the words of ?uestlove
0:46 Gear I'm using
1:07 How turntable feedback happens...
1:27 Sampling feedback
1:49 Tuning the sample
2:11 Low Pass Filter
2:40 Sample Rates & Bit Depth
3:01 Bouncing to SP-303 & MPC60II
3:25 Recap
3:50 '76 Coupe deVille in the '90s at sunset type beat
4:21 Bass tones jam
4:55 Why this video was reuploaded...
5:24 What I did last time...
6:16 DOWNLOAD THESE BASS SAMPLES!
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I have a couple of sample packs:
• "BEEFY GRIT DRUM STASH, Vol. 4" - A collection of dirty, dusty, face punching drum samples made using the SP-202, SP-303, SP-404MK2 and MPC60ii: bsta.rs/5uYpX
‣‣‣ more info: • BEEFY GRIT DRUM STASH,...
• "THAT GAME BOY BASS" - Nothing can contend with that 8-bit chiptune low end! Individual note one-shots & loops made on a Nintendo Game Boy w/ Nanoloop Mono synth cartridge: bsta.rs/8d7412127
‣‣‣ more info: • THAT GAME BOY BASS! | ...
• "SP-404MKII STARTUP ART STASH" - A collection of ready-to-use Startup Graphics to customize your SP404 MK2's Opening Screen: bsta.rs/7fe73fb77
Also:
BOOZED UP DRUM LOOPS
BEEFY GRIT DRUM STASH, VOL. 1-3
SP-202 LO-FI CHOPPED BREAKS, VOL. 1 & 2
SP-202 LO-FI P BASS
LO-FI JAZZ GUITAR
SP-202 DUSTY LO-FI 808 [FREE DOWNLOAD]
SP-202 LO-FI 2 DRUMS [FREE DOWNLOAD]
SP-404 SCRATCHING SAMPLES [FREE DOWNLOAD]
Visit → www.beatstars.com/nonjuror/so...
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If you're looking for more SP-404MKII vids to dig thru:
- SP-404MKII Firmware Update v3.00! Here's some stuff they've added: • SP-404MKII Firmware Up...
- Making a Beat on the SP 404 MK2 | New Features & Workflow: • Making a Beat on the S...
- Making a SP 404 MKII 90's Boom Bap Beat 100% Sampled from Vinyl: • Making a SP-404 MKII 9...
- SP-404 MKII Firmware Update v2.00! Here's my 7 FAVOURITE NEW THINGS it does: • SP-404MKII Firmware Up...
- TR-REC Step Sequencer: Make Drums SWING Like They DRUNK: • SP-404MKII TR-REC Step...
- SP-404 MK2 VINYL SIM vs SP-303 & SP-404A: • SP-404 MK2 VINYL SIM v...
- BUS FX ROUTING Explained: • SP-404 MK2 BUS FX ROUT...
- SP-404 MK2 PITCH (Vinyl Mode) vs SP-202: • SP-404 MK2 PITCH (Viny...
- Time Stretch & Chromatic Pitch: • SP-404 MK2 Time Stretc...
- AMP SIM: My Guitar Tone Settings: • SP-404 MK2 AMP SIM! He...
- AMP SIM on Electric Bass: • SP-404 MK2 AMP SIM on ...
- Metronome Mode: Resample Finger Drums & Recording Guitar to a Click: • SP-404 MK2 Metronome M...
- Recording GUITAR While The BEAT PLAYS: • SP-404 MK2 Recording G...
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This way for more Nonjuror EAR BUTTER:
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/ nonjuror_madnotes
/ salvatoredelnoc
/ nonjuror
/ nonjurormadnotes
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Thanks for sharing this :)
Hope make a bunch of beats with them that ur neighbours can hear thru the wall, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
wow finally a free download where i dont gotta sign up and login
@djblur that’s really good to know, I tried to turn all that shit off
This is cool but I feel at the end of the day, it's the long way around to make a sinewave or square reshaped to near a sine 🤣
This is seriously so fascinating and a super refreshing thing about Dilla that isn't related to septuplet swing and his drum beats lol
It’s a wild thing, those deep buried obscure production technique gems are the best ones. Cheers!
Always appreciated his bass lines. Probably even more than the drums. So many of his beats have such a cool bass. He treated it more like a percussion. You can instantly hear when it’s him
@wm1573 100%, where he puts the notes and how they move around is so signature. Pino Palladino, the bass player from the Soulquarians at Electric Lady Studios era, I’ve heard talk about it being an influence around when working the D’Angelo n Badu stuff.
@@Nonjuror yeah that makes a lot of sense. Especially the song “chicken grease” in the voodoo album has dilla written all over it
@wm1573 it’s wild how many established top shelf jazz musicians like Robert Glasper & Karriem Riggins talk about the influence his approach to music had on their approach to their musicianship.
Fun fact, feedback from an amplifier is essentially the same thing as an analog oscillator. The impulses created from the voice coil or pickup coils run through a feedback loop in the same way a synths oscillator would for what’s called an opamp. Then eventually since the sound is looping with a super short delay the resonance or quality factor (q) naturally creates a pure sine wave. Although it gets too loud to listen to 🤣
😳😳😳 wow, that I did not know n that’s dope af, thanks for that! Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
@@Nonjuror if I find the video I saw on this I’ll comment it here, but it makes a super steep band pass filter basically just like an analog oscillator. And also, cheers to you because this video is so dope and inspiring mane!
@flywittzbeats4008 please do, keen! You’ve got me thinking what I could do differently, like throw a guitar pedal or something in the chain after the turntable, like how a guitar’s feedback thru an amp can have a different tone with pedal etc…
This is fascinating
@@Nonjuror that’s a great idea! I feel like the cool thing about making a feedback oscillator is that there is that period of time you have to really get creative while the quality factor of the filter is gaining energy and turning the signal into a sine wave. Which was why you had to cut out some higher frequency content there. This is where a vco with an opamp differs because that kind creates the final wave form almost instantly. I honestly looked for this video last night and couldn’t find it I really hope they didn’t take it down. It was a college professor that filmed an intro to electronics video but I found it while trying to learn about VCO’s a while ago. But Moritz Klein and Audiophool have amazing channels on these subjects also!
Just goes to show the levels producers be playing at
Absolutely, those late-90’s beatmakers building on what the 80’s beatmakers laid down would have soooo many out-of-the box techniques!
funny that the Moog sounds way better
06:16 I once sampled DDG’s voice to make a bass-line. I also sampled Robert Moog speaking to make a “Moog bass-line” 😄
😳😳😳 WILD. That’s really funny but extremely dope, sick!
Thanks for giving the bass hits for free brother 🤘🏼
Hope you get some fun out of them that ur neighbours can hear thru the wall, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
I recently made a bass tone from a recording of my stoves exhaust fan that was pretty much identical to the hum feedback type thing you made. Good stuff as usual.
😲😲😲 that’s fkn brilliant, I wanna hear that before and after processing! Cheers!
@@Nonjuror
It was part of this little thing.
th-cam.com/video/DoqeFF_aysM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XH_rP42rG3aLfz8p
Same here. I love shit like that!!!
whoooooooo what a cool way to make new soundsssss, thanks for the tip bro!!!
Amazing video! Enjoyed the reupload. ✌😎
Maaaaan thank you for rewatching…that turntable feedback thing is really fun to mess with! Proooost! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Great Video!!
ur such a legend man i been wanting this bass tone .🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wicked, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Good on you for digging deep into the process.
Thanks heaps mate, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Dope as hell! Big Ups! 😁👊
Here I was thinking I should do this, then realizing I wont and you hook a brother up with the free download. Classy 🎩👌
🤣🤣🤣 cheers mate!
thank you for the samples and the revealing video!
Cheers mate, appreciate you checking them out! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Yup. And during the early aughts I was getting similar results simply using a tone-generator in my DAW, sampling it, running it through EQ, and pitching it up and down.
I’m new at making beats and I’ve been trying to figure out how he did this forever! Figured I’d just have to wait to get a synthesizer to do it. Your free samples help so much until I can afford one. I appreciate you so much man
Really cool ❤
Omg this is amazing.
So damn crazy, legit genius thing a genius does.
thanks man !! 🙏
Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Dope! Dilla wuz a Wizard!
Incredible Bro
Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
That beat was pretty dope. Real 90s sound. If that was your goal, you done good.
Subbed.
That and not kill my speaker 😆 cheers man! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Good tips. The beat is nice 👌
Thanks heaps man, much appreciated!
Such a good idea, left wondering if there’s much difference depending where you drop the needle 🤔
Very cool.
Cheers!
Works nicely w any resonant tone. This freezer in the asian mart opposite my university used to have a really fire hum tone coming off it 😅
Thaaaaaaat. Sample that with like a Zoom H4n…dang
@Nonjuror I still live here so I think I gotta go actually make the shit happen 😅 I'll record the process
@BuiltbyF fck yes, I wanna see that journey!
Maybe another project you could do is the rubber band technique that he used too ;) thanks for the bass tone I’m gonna go cop that
Wait…what’s that?? Googling now…
🔥🔥🔥
Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Thank you for the jewels 🔥
Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Cool wood skin on your SP-404 👌🏻
Thanks heaps mate! I sliced it out of a roll of laminate I found at the hardware store. Cheers!
I always assumed the moog did it all as well 🤯
This is cool. I love alternative ways to get sounds and tones that’s what sampling is all about! This is a dumb question but how do you get to the tuner in Koala?
Definitely not a dumb question - there’s a couple of steps involved. In the Mixer section, add the “Mic” effect, this sends the mic input signal directly to that Bus. Then under it put the “Tuner” effect. Cheers man!
@@Nonjuror Thank you so much! Having a tuner on hand is so convenient! Mad respect, I appreciate you taking the time to share information to the people.
@Guacamole1000 having a tuner for working with samples is so good, such a useful tool for Elf Audio to add. Appreciate you watching my stuff man!
Got my best kick sounds on turntable feedback by tapping my fingers on the turntable without the needle down
Low End Theory
Wow that’s ace
Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Nice Megatron next to the 60!
Mid-80’s pre-orange barrel cap…older than the mpc 🤣
make a tutorial video making this in a DAW pls, this gonna help me so much
but I'm left wondering what Questlove was saying
It's not Dilla until it's consistently quantized. Nice and tight across the board
I literally hear nothing after you low pass sample not like there was much sound before that
over your phone's speakers?
Nice one. Question, where is that tuner in Koala? Can’t find it.
Thanks mate! In the mixer screen, add the "Mic" effect to a Bus, this will send the mic input directly to that Bus. Then add the "Tuner" effect under it n you’re good to go.
@@Nonjuror Hey thanks for that. Good tip. Koala is so good 😊
@gleannmhuire Elf Audio know the score!
sounds just like the bass dilla used on coastin'
Definitely does! th-cam.com/video/GvvimCKuqg0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=RgU-yjyQ7RpMqfw1
How did Dilla make his bass tones? Simply put, he just did it by trial and error. Keep banging the beats out!!
Is this a reupload, remember watching this
Yeah…I screwed up in the first one…🤦🏻♂️
@@Nonjuror I watch it again anyway to spot the difference. Thanks for the tip though
A triangle wave on a Moog?
Any chance you could create a sample pack of these bass sounds for those of us that do not have the equipment to try this
Yep yep, you can d/l the bass sounds from this video here: bsta.rs/Ckgrqe
Cheers!
@@Nonjuror you are a legend. Thank you so much
I prefer the sound of the second method
Rad.
"to cut out the high frequencies i'm gonna put a low pass filter on it" brother what high frequencies???
How do you find the tuner in koala?
In the mixer screen, add the "Mic" effect to a Bus, this will send the mic input directly to that Bus. Then add the "Tuner" effect under it n you’re good to go.
Houseshoes told that same story before
Dope, that an interview on yt?
where is the tuner in Koala app? thanks
In the mixer screen, add the “Mic” effect to a Bus, this will send the mic input directly to that Bus. Then add the “Tuner” effect under it. Cheers!
Why the reupload?
In the first vid I sampled the turntable’s ground loop hum but what I was supposed to do is crank up the gain until the stylus feeds back with the speakers and sample that which I did this time around. Was actually really fun to mess with!
Bass feedback is way better/worse when the speaker is on the same table as a record player
That’s dope, I hadn’t thought of that. Obviously in my setup my monitor is decoupled from everything on that stand but I bet on the same surface you could dial in a feedback with a real interesting vibrato / warble going on
@@Nonjuror it's something you have to be careful not to do or mitigate when setting up soundsystems, your speakers are probably on pins, if the bass rumbles through the deck into the needle that's when you get big bass feedback, disaster on a soundsystem at a rave
Didnt Need the lowfilter
That sound’s growl is amazing, I completely agree
you could also get this tone by just using a synth with a sine wave and running a low pass filter on it
Before this I was using the mk2’s sound generator’s triangle wave with a lpf, cut thru the mix slightly more than it’s sine but less abrasive than the square
a sine wave is a single frequency so there's no point in running a low pass on it. this technique gives it a lot more depth in terms of harmonics, texture and movement
Running a sine wave through a low pass filter does 2 things: jack and shit. A sine wave, by definition is just one frequency. There's are no overtones to cut.
Ironically, the snare drum in that beat is directly stolen from a Dilla beat lol
🤣 kinda! From that Dilla sample pack over on Splice.
@@Nonjuror which is stolen from a Dilla song!
Hahaha indeed, fair play, they did lift it from somewhere in his archive. Wait tho, this sample pack is legit, right? Or is it some bootleg shit not licensed by his estate? Coz that’s fucked up if so.
Wow congratulations you created a sine wave...
My mother’s pretty proud, she took a photo of the waveform n stuck it up on the fridge
Sometimes it’s the simple things :)
And today people watching videos where someone explains you have to put a 14,67dB Lowpass at 243,8Hz, other than that your sound is not right…. 😂
Hahaha I know what you’re saying…so many times I’ve overthought something then found out someone great did some lofi MacGuyver move coz they only had what they had in the room that day n only a small window of time to finish the joint. Cheers!
@@Nonjuror Absolutely! For myself I can say I chose the SP for a reason. I don’t want to go the easy way. I want the challenge of limitation. And I find it way more satisfying to slowly learn how to max out the limit.
And I love it when I watch your videos and get these „ahaaaa“-moments :)
Cheers mate!
@Herr_Jehmineh i hear that, i need limitations or I get analysis paralysis n spent too much time considering the infinite possibilities…gimmie 750kb worth of sample time tho n I’m focused 😂
@@Nonjuror I went into the sampling life with the KOII and I still love it for its simplicity and for its looks ;)
Did you ever try it?
I just noticed very soon, that this is too much limitation for me. Especially not having a „song mode“ aka pattern chain. As of today, the SP is my crush. I’m still learning to get more fluent with it, but the results are getting better every time.
Still way to go to reach your level though 😃
@Herr_Jehmineh i haven’t had the pleasure, only the po-33 n it’s limitation def draw out the creativity. MK2 is the first sampler I’ve had since the MPC60ii with a song mode, on the SP-303 it doesn’t even cue up a next pattern, you gotta trigger the next pattern exactly on the first beat n that take a loooot of practice to not get a double kick!
Just why don't you use a bass😂
Maaaaan I WISH I could get my p bass to sound like a turntable’s ground loop hum sampled by a mpc60 with a lpf on it, that’s the dream guitar pedal! 🤣🤣🤣
I’ve been reading his biography, and apparently he also played an actual bass from time to time on records.
There footage out there of him sitting at Questlove’s drum kit, he’s got his groove there too, so damn good.
I don't get it.
Literally the most generic bass tone I've ever heard.
Sounds like a sine wave.
Personally, I'd never want recordings of people's work in my own music. I get that you can do creative things those recordings but you can also do those same things with your own original audio. Then it's actually yours. Like, maybe its cool to make a collage out of other people's photography work, but calling yourself a photographer would be nonsense. Same with music.
Lmao what a dumb comment on a video like this.