This mofo gives the best and most important information to real production. There is no one on the same level. Some are good but this bruh!What an effin legend!
This has to be one of if not the best production tutorials for any genre I’ve ever watched. This is a teacher, not a repeater. Seriously great job, thank you.
There are so many types of basses(reese, sub, foghorn, acid etc) in electronic dnb, jungle,house, garage. Is it possible to take a similar approach to those and explain in which contexts the different bass types work best in and maybe what kind of rhythms work best for them?
I'll have a think about that. I think just like drums it's more about recognising tonal shape, or frequency content over time. For example a Reese doesn't have much attack , so is bad at fast rhythmic parts, this why they are always used in a held pad way. Where as a bass like the Lately bass or acid would be the opposite. Sub is a frequency role , usually too low to hear the shape of in pure form, just there to fill the bottom frequencies.
@@Bthelick even this alone is extremely helpful for someone like me who’s relatively new to producing edm. I feel like bass is the most difficult part for me to get right
Sometimes rarely you come across a video that explains the same things you’ve seen many times but it’s explained so simply with purpose that it finally clicks. Great video
Great stuff. I've never been able to figure out why my beats sound flat and boring and muddy compared to the stuff I like to listen to. In fact I was digging through your channel today to see if I could find something like this. Really appreciate you doing what you do, and the way you do it is very easy to follow and understand.
I've been messing about with Ableton for years and years. No tutorial I have watched comes even close to those found on this channel. These really are amazing
Hey, I love your videos, the way they start with your voice and the music that reminds me of those radios we used to listen to while we were traveling down the road.❤️
Thank you for making these videos and releasing them for free. You could without a doubt be selling these videos as courses, but you're not and that deserves a coffee man.
ive been around for a while now producing, and your tutorials are possibly the best, most in depth yet understandable videos ive ever watched. I came across you by accident and stuck around even watching the videos I THINK im educated on, and still learn something! Keep it up bro, you are a blessing to the music producer community
I don't say this casually, it's THE best video I have watched on youtube on that matter. You are a great teacher ! The basics without wich it's impossible to achieve a professional sound. The majority of the content with other channels is clickbait and, yeah sometimes good content with tips and tricks, but that's the good old way of teaching people need to learn. Thank you a lot for that good content.
I love to see this channel blowing up, When I discover you in your breakdown of "She is homeless" I knew that you're a well Knowledge person that know real Music production. Love your content and also want you more success for you!
omg i love the production on the video itself mate! the exact way the audio is ducking when you speak, your enunciation and speech patterns instantly give me a late 90's BFBS radio show feel. :D
Thankyou! I probably have the same mic tbh, it was a deliberate choice. Shure sm7 is indeed an old broadcast mic. Delivery wise though I'm just trying to do my best Dan Warral impression 🤣
Really good stuff! One thing to add to the placement part would be the impact it has on transients. Kick, snare, claps and even sharp hats or thumpy basslines can really mask or amplify each other when their transients match perfectly. Slightly shifting one or the other can really do wonders for audibility and volume balance.
I'm so happy I ran into this channel!!! This video is the great lesson for the fundamentals that is required before you can even get into the technical aspects of things.
it's almost magical even a subtle percussion or a slight change of hat accent changes the entire groove beyond recognition. wow! (Yes I've told this to other creators many times but) Bthelick delivers the best House-related tutorials! Big ❤
Wow. I’ve been producing for two years and I wish I would’ve found this then. Great insight on how the little things can actually drive the music and how to actually do it.
Wish I could found this channel 2 years ago when I start production it will probably save my time, I’m glad I found you thanks pls keep making videos it really help for new producers. Much love from AU.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I like the way you explained every action you're doing and why. That makes things clear. I just subscribed to your channel. Bring more please.
I've never experienced your way of teaching and I'm so happy to have found you! The way you teach just MAKES SENSE! Every change you do has FEELINGS!! love it! #subscribed!
Wow! I’m going to watch and listen to this several times as I embark on my next project. So much info and moments where the penny started to drop. Thanks so much x
First video I'm watching from you. Only 9 mins in. And im ****ing stoked. Love valuable real information like this. You are going over so many important elements that are easily skipped in other videos. And no matter how good you are I love how you break down even the simplicity for the beginners/ and a refresher for the experienced.
What an enlightening tutorial. This has demystified grooves for me. I have watched so many videos on this where I know some of the things you presented already but you really tied the knowledge together and made it practical. I like how you are teaching people how to listen, as sound selection is arguably the most important part of music production.
Many people say "put your claps/snares a little off-beat to make it more groovy", but I never thought it could make a difference. Now I can hear why, because of how you explain things. 👏
It's a short video , it would just say "don't!" Seriously I just don't use any. See my rants in the last live video Also there's not really a musical angle I can think of in that subject, there's lots of videos already. I'm trying not to join the engineering race.
@@Rekoyl116 it's just ear training. And that comes from referencing. Just reference more and listen out for what I talk about in the video. Referencing is key, your ears adjust to their environment over just 20mins, so if you're not referencing at least every 20mins you will have no 'aural goal' to aim for and keep you on track. Check my first live stream from 30mins onwards, we make a track from scratch and you'll see my process.
Great video. Giving me so much inspiration when I struggle to make beats. As for your slogan sign off that you're thinking of... "You've been licked" would be good. Looking forward to many more educational videos ❤️
Just started to try and produce music and tech house and this tutorial has just absolutely blown my mind 😳. So greatful for this, thank you so much...that coffee is on me for sure
This mofo gives the best and most important information to real production. There is no one on the same level. Some are good but this bruh!What an effin legend!
High quality instruction.
You are def right about this channel. Also I do find the channel 'Underdog Electronic Music School' with Oscar very helpful too:)
yes he is
Sol and Yan Cook do a great job too
Golden!
This has to be one of if not the best production tutorials for any genre I’ve ever watched. This is a teacher, not a repeater. Seriously great job, thank you.
Best tutorials on the web. What great value!
Such valuable information and so fundamental yet I ready hear anyone go this in depth about this stuff
There are so many types of basses(reese, sub, foghorn, acid etc) in electronic dnb, jungle,house, garage. Is it possible to take a similar approach to those and explain in which contexts the different bass types work best in and maybe what kind of rhythms work best for them?
I'll have a think about that.
I think just like drums it's more about recognising tonal shape, or frequency content over time.
For example a Reese doesn't have much attack , so is bad at fast rhythmic parts, this why they are always used in a held pad way.
Where as a bass like the Lately bass or acid would be the opposite.
Sub is a frequency role , usually too low to hear the shape of in pure form, just there to fill the bottom frequencies.
@@Bthelick even this alone is extremely helpful for someone like me who’s relatively new to producing edm. I feel like bass is the most difficult part for me to get right
Mom, Bthelick uploaded again!!!
@Bthelick this needs to be in your opening monologue.
Superb video mate. I have always struggled with hihat grooves and this has made things a whole lot clearer. Cheers!
Sometimes rarely you come across a video that explains the same things you’ve seen many times but it’s explained so simply with purpose that it finally clicks. Great video
Wow this is so eye opening in terms of the unknown complexity that is within a lot of electronic music.
You are amazing - thank you. So informative and covered everything I was looking for and more 🙏
Great stuff. I've never been able to figure out why my beats sound flat and boring and muddy compared to the stuff I like to listen to. In fact I was digging through your channel today to see if I could find something like this. Really appreciate you doing what you do, and the way you do it is very easy to follow and understand.
Second time I watch it, glad I went back for the details. Thanks.
"tone" is really the part that takes years of practice to get right. Over the years I've learn that sound choice is everything
💯 👊
Sound choice, rhythm, melody (or lack of) and arrangement. Everything else is extra.
I just hot-swap until it grooves 😎
facts yeah
You are a legend
I've been messing about with Ableton for years and years. No tutorial I have watched comes even close to those found on this channel. These really are amazing
As a drummer, I really appreciate your tutorial. Full of wisdom. So analytical. This should be used in drum school.
Clearest drum programming tutorial I’ve watched. Thanks very much.
Hey, I love your videos, the way they start with your voice and the music that reminds me of those radios we used to listen to while we were traveling down the road.❤️
You are articulating a lot of stuff I've done subconsciously while crafting beats for years now. "no, not quite yet. AH! Just right!"
This tutorial has some serious swagger, badass tutorial
Hands down the best drum tutorial I've seen.... And I've watched a lot.
That’s an unbelievable tutorial 💯
Mind blown. This is the distillation ive been waiting years to see.
i ve learned the most important thing "it isnt wrong, its just different"
Absolutely.
Even more important now In the age of AI
Thank you for making these videos and releasing them for free. You could without a doubt be selling these videos as courses, but you're not and that deserves a coffee man.
hands down the best explanation and thorough demonstration of groove manipulation, keep these coming, definitely my favorite TH-cam tuts,
ive been around for a while now producing, and your tutorials are possibly the best, most in depth yet understandable videos ive ever watched. I came across you by accident and stuck around even watching the videos I THINK im educated on, and still learn something! Keep it up bro, you are a blessing to the music producer community
Yes I was also recommend this via utube & thankful for it, always learning never stopping a very good tutorial.
By far one of the better ppl who post tutorials on TH-cam 🙏🏻
Thank you Daniel 🙏
Impressive tutorial. Super clear and useful.
Jeeeeezzz sometimes I'm speechless at how you teach.. Watching your videos seems to be the glue I needed for bits that I've learned!!
8 years in the production game and this is easily one of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen. Bravo my friend 🎉🙏🏼
Bro, your tracks are out of this world! Seriously, they're in a league of their own! 🎵🚀
Man rediscovers drumming by noodling with MIDI. Great tutorial by the way!
I don't say this casually, it's THE best video I have watched on youtube on that matter. You are a great teacher !
The basics without wich it's impossible to achieve a professional sound. The majority of the content with other channels is clickbait and, yeah sometimes good content with tips and tricks, but that's the good old way of teaching people need to learn.
Thank you a lot for that good content.
I think this channel might have the best music production tutorials on youtube, definitely so in terms of delivery of information, amazing
I love to see this channel blowing up, When I discover you in your breakdown of "She is homeless" I knew that you're a well Knowledge person that know real Music production. Love your content and also want you more success for you!
Very kind of you Jorge thanks for the support ❤️🙏
This is probably the most informative video I’ve seen on music production 👍🏻
omg i love the production on the video itself mate! the exact way the audio is ducking when you speak, your enunciation and speech patterns instantly give me a late 90's BFBS radio show feel. :D
Thankyou! I probably have the same mic tbh, it was a deliberate choice. Shure sm7 is indeed an old broadcast mic.
Delivery wise though I'm just trying to do my best Dan Warral impression 🤣
@@Bthelickdan warral would be proud
@@Bthelick You won't fool us Dan Worral !
@@Bthelickglad to know I wasn’t the only one getting Dan Worall vibes from your videos !
simple but totally OK, beat, convincing
Really good stuff! One thing to add to the placement part would be the impact it has on transients. Kick, snare, claps and even sharp hats or thumpy basslines can really mask or amplify each other when their transients match perfectly. Slightly shifting one or the other can really do wonders for audibility and volume balance.
Great point yes very true 👊
I can’t put into words how eye opening this video is
I'm so happy I ran into this channel!!! This video is the great lesson for the fundamentals that is required before you can even get into the technical aspects of things.
You have literally changed the way I look at drum production. Best video I've seen in a long long time thank you!!
This is the first tutorial video that had me grooving throughout
hands down one of the best music videos I have ever seen, you are a great teacher
I had been wondering why some of my clap samples had that extra transient. Thank you for the explanation.
Beside quality information,I think this is one of the few yt channel where voice volume and audio examples volume are matched 💪
Very useful for beginner like me. Thank you
it's almost magical even a subtle percussion or a slight change of hat accent changes the entire groove beyond recognition. wow! (Yes I've told this to other creators many times but) Bthelick delivers the best House-related tutorials! Big ❤
Wow. I’ve been producing for two years and I wish I would’ve found this then. Great insight on how the little things can actually drive the music and how to actually do it.
Wish I could found this channel 2 years ago when I start production it will probably save my time, I’m glad I found you thanks pls keep making videos it really help for new producers. Much love from AU.
Can I just say you are now my favourite tutorial channel. You explain everything perfectly and you are really helping my music. keep it up!
one tutorial, so many bangers made omg
This is the secret sauce I’ve been looking for. Many thanks. Cheers mate
absolute legend, really never heard anyone explain things the way you are
Oh wow i think that's the easiest and most helpful explanation of swing i've ever seen thank you.
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. I like the way you explained every action you're doing and why. That makes things clear. I just subscribed to your channel. Bring more please.
I like how all your tutorials are groovy lol
This is unreal. 🫶🏼
I've never experienced your way of teaching and I'm so happy to have found you! The way you teach just MAKES SENSE! Every change you do has FEELINGS!! love it! #subscribed!
Thank you 🙏
Yes it's gotta be about the feel, This is dance music!
I roll my eyes when people start discussing things like -6LUFS haha.
❤️
You have amazing videos man! I love the teaching style.
Wow! I’m going to watch and listen to this several times as I embark on my next project. So much info and moments where the penny started to drop. Thanks so much x
Super informative and fun video. Thanks !
consistently putting out the best production videos I’ve ever seen. Absolute legend
the best to do it!! 5 years into production never have had Someone breakdown advanced topics so well!
Only person I've ever seen explain house drums this fully and everything makes so much sense now !
lmao this is the 100th plus time ive revisited this video hahahahaha i love your stuff!!
Awesome video. This guy’s awesome. Thank you ✌️❤️🎹🥷🏿
definitely worth a subscribe.
This video: GROOVE
Rest yt tutorials: “ your hat should sit around -8dbs”
IKR! 👊
First video I'm watching from you. Only 9 mins in. And im ****ing stoked. Love valuable real information like this. You are going over so many important elements that are easily skipped in other videos. And no matter how good you are I love how you break down even the simplicity for the beginners/ and a refresher for the experienced.
When that shaker comes on 👽
What an enlightening tutorial. This has demystified grooves for me. I have watched so many videos on this where I know some of the things you presented already but you really tied the knowledge together and made it practical. I like how you are teaching people how to listen, as sound selection is arguably the most important part of music production.
I’m new to this and this by far is the best explanation I’ve ever seen. Legit feel like I grew a as a student producer after watching this!!!
I said it already but your precisseness in explaining is Amazing. You could be an ableton certified trainer.
Your Logic and wisdom is on point.
Thank you.
At one point in my life I was a certified Ableton salesmen! And logic, cubase and pro tools too!
This is a real tutorial!!!!!!!!!
Instant sub, watch your numbers fly with this one brother
I just found your channel and your videos are SOOOO good you have no idea 😮💨 THANK YOU
no, Thank YOU for finding me!
Thank you! Never thought about to listen to the different tones and what difference they make😁
Really great foundational video. Required viewing especially for beginners!
Best tutorial I’ve seen so far to understand groove. Thank you! 🙏🙏
Many people say "put your claps/snares a little off-beat to make it more groovy", but I never thought it could make a difference. Now I can hear why, because of how you explain things. 👏
Well, this is pure art of teaching... sir you are AMAZING!
This is mind blowing
game changer, thanks man
In depth quick and fast
This is an incredible tutorial. Should be the starting point for anyone wanting to make electromic/club music.
Love these tips!
I would love to see a video all about compression, it’s uses, sidechain, parallel, multiband,etc!
It's a short video , it would just say "don't!"
Seriously I just don't use any. See my rants in the last live video
Also there's not really a musical angle I can think of in that subject, there's lots of videos already. I'm trying not to join the engineering race.
Could you go into selecting better samples? Finding better samples? What to actually be looking for in a sample?
@@Rekoyl116 it's just ear training. And that comes from referencing. Just reference more and listen out for what I talk about in the video.
Referencing is key, your ears adjust to their environment over just 20mins, so if you're not referencing at least every 20mins you will have no 'aural goal' to aim for and keep you on track.
Check my first live stream from 30mins onwards, we make a track from scratch and you'll see my process.
@@Bthelick appreciate it mate, I’ll take a look ❤️
That was awesome mate. You’ve got a new subscriber and fan.
That’s straight gas. Thanks
Is gas good now? I'll take it as a compliment either way thanks haha
HAHA yes that does mean good. Great videos man, I'm slowly working my way into making tutorials and you are really setting the bar@@Bthelick
Instant Subscribed
Great video. Giving me so much inspiration when I struggle to make beats.
As for your slogan sign off that you're thinking of... "You've been licked" would be good.
Looking forward to many more educational videos ❤️
Great stuff!
One of the best production videos I've seen hands down. Subscribing!
You're the best.
High quality content right here.
You've earned yourself a new subscriber. Drums have always been a weak point in my productions so I appreciate this. Cheers mate!
This is so well articulated. Thank you so much for putting this into words
The algorithm blessed me today. Thanks for this! Really good
Just started to try and produce music and tech house and this tutorial has just absolutely blown my mind 😳. So greatful for this, thank you so much...that coffee is on me for sure