WOW you guys are keeping me on my toes, I didn't think we'd get there this quick! Here is the project. I've provided a STEMS project for those that don't have the VSTS, as well as a full project with the VST's. Have fun and let me know what you think! tinyurl.com/stranjah-minimal-dnb-pt1
Yo Bro, big up from the UK for you're work!! Please could you email me I would to talk to you about a few subjects regarding synthesis and production. mr.djcharlie@gmail.com
Damn, dude, this is the best arrangement tutorial I've seen in years. Excellent work on keeping on topic and not straying into composition or sound design.
Something I did while learning was to load or record a track into my daw , mute it , then build your track using the recorded track as a frame work for my track. It helped me loads
I’ve only just started to learn how to produce since being on lockdown. Your videos have easily been the best source to help me get going. I couldn’t thank you enough 👍🏻
I've been mucking around with production for years and have always struggled with my arrangements (Big fan of sound design) and this video has explained it nice and clearly without over complicating it. This is how i've tried to view production i just haven't been able to put 2 and 2 together. Big ups
this guy knows the formula to make a heater in every genre its very impressive, bet alot of young new DnB djs that have been recognized in the uk recently owe alot to your videos
its rare i comment on youtube videos but I've recently started learning about dnb production and your videos are some of the best ive watched, super in depth and you explain your reasoning behind what you do too
I just got back into producing dnb after a 10 year break . I've always understood the layout of a song but this is the BEST way I've ever seen it explained . I'm hooked I am eager to learn more !
Gotta Thank you for sharing all your knowledge dude!!! been a DnB head since day but never thought I had the ability to produce.... I have learned a hell of a lot from watching how you do things and its given me the confidence to invest in a DAW and have a go.... Thank you!! I was able to create my first full length composition last week after arriving home form my mother's funeral. I just felt it.... I spent a solid 20 hours on it (all OG sounds, apart from the vocal and the drum hits). and am thoroughly proud of it. I was just wandering, as somebody that was a huge influence and inspiration for me, you would mind giving it a listen through and some feedback? Way more than happy to talk about how it was put together too.... Thanks again!
Mate these tutorials are literally gold ive been learning to produce for about 5 months and always though oh i know its something like 32-64-32-64-16 and not paid any more attention to it but ive realised ive been overlooking sooooo much it’s ridiculous
yo man thankyou for the vid, i feel like this is a very important topic to cover as turning your loops into full songs can be quite daunting. very exited for the next part :)
I mainly produced techno in the past, and always admired dnb producers for being so precise and devoted, but such a complex arrangement seemed too hard to result in fun. Your videos are changing my mind, that's exactly the kind of content map i needed to score the structure of a track without worring about getting lost in details. Done that, I can finally proceed to the steps I love more, like bass design and mixing. Thank you very much, you're such a good educator and you deserve tons of exposure.
Hey Stranjah, this video series is fantastic. I've had to clobber this knowledge together for years from dozens of different sources, but you put it all together in one single tutorial. I don't think people fully understand how many goodies there are in there. Thank you for making this kind of knowledge available to the public.
Dude you are a legend. Been watching your channel for ages. Spiritual awakening brought me here to make some dutty bass on some dutty big speakers 😊. Cheers man everything you put up expands my work flow in the sickest ways. Keep it up
Oh, my gosh! I was looking for this! Im just starting music production, and I mentioned in another comment that this helps me learn the TR8s. BIG ups, Stranjah!
Most of this video is such common knowledge to me but I really enjoy going back and watching this series more specifically. I would love to know more about your theory on "Call and response". I think my music is missing so much of it and you really hone in on how powerful and necessary it is to music and making that " tension and release". thanks again man!
Ignore this :) Call and response: Main bass and gnarly and noise bass Reese at the end of 4 bars + remove perc shaker introduce rides for emphasis, at the end, add riser with no ride Add variation: gnarly 1 and 2 goal: making a 16 bar block to arrange a whole song
Thank you for this , I have a back ground in music and know this isnt easy if you dont but you make it easily digestible and explain it well. thanks mate biggups
Hi man just a message from a french dnb producer...i would like to thank you. I discovered a lot of tricks and motivation with your channel . I saw many of tutorials and i would say that your my favorite one of all. Man thanks a lot once again. Ps: i have bought your jungle pack my gosh it s fucking amazing.
This is super helpful on arrangement! I'm currently integrating ableton with my machines, and this is the tutorial I needed. Thank you! - Sari (amen alice)
Another steller vid! I'm basically combining elements from all your videos together now. Used the drums from your jungle production kit for this one. Taking lots of time to experiment, make changes and apply techniques I've learned elsewhere to make things sound more my own. The amount of progress I've made since starting out a month ago is not at all what I imagined. Bless you, kind sir!
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WOW you guys are keeping me on my toes, I didn't think we'd get there this quick! Here is the project. I've provided a STEMS project for those that don't have the VSTS, as well as a full project with the VST's. Have fun and let me know what you think! tinyurl.com/stranjah-minimal-dnb-pt1
Yo Bro, big up from the UK for you're work!! Please could you email me I would to talk to you about a few subjects regarding synthesis and production. mr.djcharlie@gmail.com
Wow - many thanks! Needing some sub bass tutorials now ;-)
thank u for all them lessons and projects! keep up the great work fam!
Thank you master Jedi
Man I wish you had your channel 10 years ago. There was nothing like this. Absolutely dope stuff!!! Please keep it up 💪💪💪
You’re a bit of a legend mate
"a bit"
truly
Understatement
@@arcosu2720 he's not old enough to be a legend ;p But Thats all true
Epic teacher! Thanks again!
Came for the arrangement tutorial, stayed for the sweet dance moves in the intro.
hahah thank you man!
Damn, dude, this is the best arrangement tutorial I've seen in years. Excellent work on keeping on topic and not straying into composition or sound design.
Agree
That reese bass goes hard, a sound design tutorial on that would be sick.
Frrrrrr
@@alastairnosedacramp909 brrrr
@@sashimi879 grrrrrrr
Wrrrrrr
Vrvrvrrrrrrrrraaarr
What is YOUR favourite Minimal D&B Track?
Also, 1000 Likes for Project. 🙂
i dont know why but i feel Enei - Sinking still too much.
@A James Klinical is sick
@@hertzouttahell That entire EP is SICK!
@@STRANJAH yes. and that sinking video would make dylan and freak rec posse proud ^^
Enei - Northern Noise is so powerful
I love those snappy tight snares in DnB music … sounds so good.
You can't imagine how much your videos help me
Something I did while learning was to load or record a track into my daw , mute it , then build your track using the recorded track as a frame work for my track. It helped me loads
I’ve only just started to learn how to produce since being on lockdown. Your videos have easily been the best source to help me get going. I couldn’t thank you enough 👍🏻
How is the music production going for you now ?
Dance moves have improved with every video
I keep coming back to this video when I get bogged down in overly-complicated compositions.
Thanks again Stranjah!
that's cool that you do that!
Holy cow...This helped TREMENDOUSLY to understand not only DnB but just structuring as a whole! Thank you!!!
I've been mucking around with production for years and have always struggled with my arrangements (Big fan of sound design) and this video has explained it nice and clearly without over complicating it. This is how i've tried to view production i just haven't been able to put 2 and 2 together. Big ups
Need a tutorial on the Reese and gnarly bass from this vid!
Came here for the drum structure, stayed for the sick bass!
Legend! Thank you so much!
this guy knows the formula to make a heater in every genre its very impressive, bet alot of young new DnB djs that have been recognized in the uk recently owe alot to your videos
This tutorial really detailed my music projects. Everyone who is starting to make DNB should see this video.
its rare i comment on youtube videos but I've recently started learning about dnb production and your videos are some of the best ive watched, super in depth and you explain your reasoning behind what you do too
Would make my day if you could do a tutorial on creating something similar to Dominator's sort of 'womp' noise.
You really have a talent for explaining this kind of stuff. So clear und logical! No unnecessary fluff... Thanks!
most welcome!
Maan, you are giving best free dnb tutorials. Love and respect!
The fact this is free is insane man, thanks so much.
Used to produce jungle a millions years ago and recently got back into it. Wanted to give D&B a shot and this video was super helpful! Thanks man!
Brilliantly explained. STRANJAH rocks
I just got back into producing dnb after a 10 year break . I've always understood the layout of a song but this is the BEST way I've ever seen it explained . I'm hooked I am eager to learn more !
My misses rather I watch porn instead of producing
the intro alone is sick AF. bro u mad.
thanks!
Sick tutorial mate!
Glad it helped!
Gotta Thank you for sharing all your knowledge dude!!! been a DnB head since day but never thought I had the ability to produce.... I have learned a hell of a lot from watching how you do things and its given me the confidence to invest in a DAW and have a go.... Thank you!! I was able to create my first full length composition last week after arriving home form my mother's funeral. I just felt it....
I spent a solid 20 hours on it (all OG sounds, apart from the vocal and the drum hits). and am thoroughly proud of it. I was just wandering, as somebody that was a huge influence and inspiration for me, you would mind giving it a listen through and some feedback? Way more than happy to talk about how it was put together too....
Thanks again!
The intro is so sick
thx!
Seeing a track structure explained like that is really nice. Super clear.
Best production tutorials on youtube...FACT!
thank you!
Mate these tutorials are literally gold ive been learning to produce for about 5 months and always though oh i know its something like 32-64-32-64-16 and not paid any more attention to it but ive realised ive been overlooking sooooo much it’s ridiculous
You are absolutely crushing these videos dude
Thank you! Glad you are enjoying them!
great video once again ! allways look forward to your dancing at the start !
haha thank you!
Man, I don't even make Drum and Bass, I make UK Garage, but I find these videos to be so helpful and inspiring.
Jo, Stranjah been binge-watching your tutorials man. seriously loving it, learned alot. Cheers.
yo man thankyou for the vid, i feel like this is a very important topic to cover as turning your loops into full songs can be quite daunting. very exited for the next part :)
Those moves at the start of the video🔥🔥🔥
I mainly produced techno in the past, and always admired dnb producers for being so precise and devoted, but such a complex arrangement seemed too hard to result in fun. Your videos are changing my mind, that's exactly the kind of content map i needed to score the structure of a track without worring about getting lost in details. Done that, I can finally proceed to the steps I love more, like bass design and mixing. Thank you very much, you're such a good educator and you deserve tons of exposure.
Your easy to follow guides got me from making classical style music to DnB and I'm working on my first song. Thanks for guides!
Been reading lots of arranging tutorials. This is the best I have found.. ty
Hey Stranjah, this video series is fantastic. I've had to clobber this knowledge together for years from dozens of different sources, but you put it all together in one single tutorial. I don't think people fully understand how many goodies there are in there. Thank you for making this kind of knowledge available to the public.
Best way I have ever heard it put! It's just like painting! Goldie also refers to it the same way!
You are an inspiration for many ideas
This whole series is awesome
Thank you my friend for making complete sense on how to build a 16 bar phrase and composition. Big ups⚡️
Mate.. I re watch your videos regularly while I work. Its helping me get out of this 5 years writers block
Keep the good work on, Stranjah!. Bless.
You're an awesome teacher Stranjah!
Those DRUMS are SLAPPIN' bro!!!
seeing you do little dances makes me like the video instantly
Youre going to be a big channel soon bro! Keep it up
thanks for your faith in my channel!
Dude you are a legend. Been watching your channel for ages. Spiritual awakening brought me here to make some dutty bass on some dutty big speakers 😊. Cheers man everything you put up expands my work flow in the sickest ways. Keep it up
Yes! The call and response or call and return! I try to achieve this everytime
Oh, my gosh! I was looking for this! Im just starting music production, and I mentioned in another comment that this helps me learn the TR8s. BIG ups, Stranjah!
Wow man this is such an awesome Drum & Bass tutorial I love it. Big up Stranjah.👊
Incredible content as always, have learned SO much from your videos
SOOO USEFULL!!!!
Oh man that beat was so sick !!!
Most of this video is such common knowledge to me but I really enjoy going back and watching this series more specifically. I would love to know more about your theory on "Call and response". I think my music is missing so much of it and you really hone in on how powerful and necessary it is to music and making that " tension and release". thanks again man!
Absolute legend 🔥🔥
Thank you for the tutorials. You're a very good teacher
Thx Linards, will check your sc.
I remamber when he used to say 200 likes xD
It's thanks to the good people like yourself who support my channel!
Your most polished video to date! Excellent work on the addition of the slide show! You made this all look so easy... I can only dream...
Thank you glad you liked the slide show, took a long time to get it right!
@@STRANJAH it was perfectly executed!
Good song and I see in Dnb even the basses have syncopation
best dnb tutorial videos on youtube!!
These tutorials are incredible and very cleanly explained
30 years of writing electronic music under my belt .. aaaand subscribe.
youre awesome bro great energy!
Ignore this :)
Call and response: Main bass and gnarly and noise bass
Reese at the end of 4 bars + remove perc shaker introduce rides for emphasis, at the end, add riser with no ride
Add variation: gnarly 1 and 2
goal: making a 16 bar block to arrange a whole song
Thanks again for another sick video
Any time!
I absolutely adore your tutorial styles. Man, where were you in my life like 6 years ago when I was starting out
loving the tutorials, some of the best on TH-cam! Would love to see some deep roller type stuff like Enei (Widowed-like) and Kasra
Noted!
Thank you for this , I have a back ground in music and know this isnt easy if you dont but you make it easily digestible and explain it well. thanks mate biggups
Love this straight forward approach. Thanks!
what a great tut and visuals - been looking for this :) big ups stranja
G*D*D*M*T a new favourite tuber
Life awaited video!
Thank's a lot mate!
Thanks for clearly laying this out, was really helpful.
Thanks Stranjah! Helped me to seal the deal!
great!
I found this video very helpful. I've been getting back into making jungle and am going to try this technique. Thanks.
Awesome!
Incredible tutorial my man.
5K subs! Been here since 200!! Big ups
Wow that's awesome!
I'm a BIG fan of your tunes, been playing lots of them recently. Big up. Thanks for the art and production help.
Thanks bro looking forward to the next part.
Legit one of the best content creators out there 👌
Hi man just a message from a french dnb producer...i would like to thank you. I discovered a lot of tricks and motivation with your channel .
I saw many of tutorials and i would say that your my favorite one of all.
Man thanks a lot once again.
Ps: i have bought your jungle pack my gosh it s fucking amazing.
Thank you so much for supporting, I'm happy to hear that you are learning!
French too and thank you a lot 🔥
James as-tu une chaine youtube facebook ou quelque chose pour voir ce que tu produit ?
This is super helpful on arrangement! I'm currently integrating ableton with my machines, and this is the tutorial I needed. Thank you! - Sari (amen alice)
Looking forwards to part 2.
Thanks for your helpful content man.
ABSOLUTE LEGEND!
It's mad how back in the day, producers used to hide their secrets and now everyone has tutorials 🤣
this is the future. collaboration. collective evolution
@@DavidAsh42 right
Thank you for doing this tutorial! BIG UP!
My pleasure!
Excellent!
Just want to thank you for this video as I’m just starting and these videos are great for me. Much love! Big up!
Watching your vids from the U.K.! They’re awesome and so useful!!
Another steller vid! I'm basically combining elements from all your videos together now. Used the drums from your jungle production kit for this one. Taking lots of time to experiment, make changes and apply techniques I've learned elsewhere to make things sound more my own. The amount of progress I've made since starting out a month ago is not at all what I imagined. Bless you, kind sir!
Better than most my teachers in school man. Top stuff
absolute legend
cheers!
Really helpful! Would absolutely love to see part 2!!!
Coming soon!