You are absolutely insane. Every video is a banger. The fact you recreate so many of these artists melodies perfectly just for like 15 seconds if the video when other creators milk a melody recreation into a 10 minute video shows how dedicated you are to putting out legitimately great content. Keep it up
the thing with $b is that their flows also keep the song interesting they constantly switch up voices and flows n shit and it's crazy so it also is the artists responsibility to keep the song interesting
3 things to say : 1. i seen all the $b tutorial out there and this one rlly represents them the best 2.this feels like it could be prod by scrim 3. man your explications are so clear i think i watched the video 10 times already
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this video means so much to me bro ty I just started producing a week ago as a hobby and ppl keep telling me I'm really good for a beginner, scrims style is inspiring my sound cuz $b saved my life so ty for this tutorial
Honestly the best tutorial on $uicideboy$ beats I’ve seen, I’ve watched all them and they are all a generic 36 sample with a very bad melody and the same free drum kit. You went very in-depth with this tutorial and I appreciate that, the final outcome of your beat fire too.
i produce a lot of my own songs and ive been focusing on g59 type beats lately, id say i havent been doing too bad so far but i wouldve never thought about scrim using nexus, so im getting it right now thanks to you, keep on making these videos, they can be helpful!
Dude, noice! I’ve redone a few of their songs just to try and got damn close, but it’s cool to know what VSTs he’s specifically using and some of the fx techniques. Mount Sinai goes in hard as fuck by the way. Cool tutorial!
Idk how much it would help your SEO but maybe try out writing in the title that these are "detailed tutorials" "detailed break down" or even writing "[X song] breakdown". I want your channel to grow because you are offering the info I think a lot of newer producers want to know. Hope it helps, and thanks for this one dude.
You’re like a super Saiyan sound geek, like saying “these are the packs Skrim uses” very forward and you can clearly see the passion behind your monotone delivery which for some reason makes your videos more easier to focus to vs Someone acting goofy... hmmm very good I shall subscribe and wish you the best sir
i just found your channel a few days ago. i feel like a lot of youtubers might make good beats, but they dont explain why they are doing what they are doing. you explain in detail everything instead of just this is what i did type stuff, your videos are incredibly helpful bro, thank you! also, do you plan on doing any "fixing my subscribers beats" type videos?
Hey man just wanted to thank you for The link to the kit, i have a couple $$B kits from reddit and this is the best one by far! I really enjoy your tutorials, straight to then point and your not trying to sell us anything haha ✌️
Great video keep em up! Really good for a range of experience of producers. Do black notes really give off a darker vibe tho? I have never heard about it and I'm curious
yeah for sure, try looking up on google the scale and bpm of a bunch of dark melodic beats. Stuff from suicide boys, or metro boomin for example and you'll notice most of them are in these scales.
@@Finnathegod It actually doesn't have anything to do with the number of black keys, though they do tend to use them often. That vibe can be transposed in any other key signature. What's important is to make sure of when transposing is that the key you transpose it to is minor, (or major depending on the music, $uicideboy$ 99.9999% of the time write in a minor key) and that they are in the same "mode" as they call it in traditional composition. I think they probably stay with in the keys of Bb/A#, Eb/D# & G#/Ab because (a) its fairly simple to use (b) Its kind of unique because other people rarely use key signatures with so many sharps/flats (c) the sweet spot on the sub bass begins somewhere around Eb and falls off usually in the G#/Ab area and (d) though I couldn't tell you what mode most of their stuff is in, I can tell you that their songs will likely always follow a "Harmonic Minor" scale and basically to keep it short, those scales do utilize the black keys more often but its only because of their relativity to the root of the key signature. However if the root happens to be one of the black keys that means the white note directly under it will be what gives the song tension. Apologies for such a long ass comment, and its really not that big of a deal that people think of the white/black keys this way.. ultimately what matters is if it sounds good, not all the terminology and other technical shit. Everything that I know from being a classically trained musician/composer really ain't got shit on having a surgically precise ear and a natural feel for modern music. So yeah, Imma shut the fuck up now. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
great vid bro , very helpful however it wont let me download the kit u provided. keeps downloading as ( .rar ) will it work with mac users?? please help🙏
In my head: Okay I think I got everything to get started on my first beat In the music program: *stares at screen for 5 minutes pressing random buttons* Okay now how do I get started?
you popped up on my recommended once now I'm hooked
Glad you like them g
Same here 🔥🔥🔥
It’s like drugs
You are absolutely insane. Every video is a banger. The fact you recreate so many of these artists melodies perfectly just for like 15 seconds if the video when other creators milk a melody recreation into a 10 minute video shows how dedicated you are to putting out legitimately great content. Keep it up
the thing with $b is that
their flows also keep the song interesting
they constantly switch up voices and flows n shit and it's crazy
so it also is the artists responsibility to keep the song interesting
Very true. Reminds me of a simple beat like New Freezer that allowed Kendrick to go insane
Thanks for saying it
Same thing with lil darkie a lot of artists now actually. They caatch on
@@prod.valentino8529 is he wrong tho?
@@Prod-Fresh name an actual good Lil Darkie Sonf
TH-cam algorithm has
Not failed me this time
Dude the way you break down these beats so detailed yet very easy to follow is crazy. Would love to see you do Yung Gud/Whitearmor.
bro just dissing em for 12 mins
Their songs still banging
@@lucimara9583 *Their old songs.
the recent ones are not as good imo
but veryyy funny :D
@@mirtilo I disagree. SSATS was a fire album.
@@Cope59 some songs sure, but they'll never be as fresh as they once were unless they change shit up.
3 things to say :
1. i seen all the $b tutorial out there and this one rlly represents them the best
2.this feels like it could be prod by scrim
3. man your explications are so clear i think i watched the video 10 times already
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@@nikdrip3985 for sure, everything beat makers would need to know, so no over the top engineering tips that you would never use.
monte booker tutorial please, you're the only one who could do it justice
Xangang or RonRonTheProducer tutorial
DARK METRO BEATS
You make the best tutorials plain and simple, the beats are all fire.
thx g
The difference between them is their mixing and mastering are on point way different from others.
thank you so much for these tutorials, i can tell you put a lot of time and effort into these because your deconstructions are always so identical!!
np, they do take a surprising amount of time, so I'm glad it's recognized.
this video means so much to me bro ty I just started producing a week ago as a hobby and ppl keep telling me I'm really good for a beginner, scrims style is inspiring my sound cuz $b saved my life so ty for this tutorial
Honestly the best tutorial on $uicideboy$ beats I’ve seen, I’ve watched all them and they are all a generic 36 sample with a very bad melody and the same free drum kit. You went very in-depth with this tutorial and I appreciate that, the final outcome of your beat fire too.
And yet they sound so good.
@@spacetiime2053 simplicity is key
Youa goat folks frfr, helping the producer community
thx g
You’re my new best friend I don’t know but respect your passion and knowledge with this musical toolbox. Subscribed. Happy NY see you in 2024.
youre a blessing from the youtube algorithm!
Bro that beat is so fire after u put in the effects I was like 😱
damn man you gotta do a tutorial on how you did those vocals because that sounds like fire. would love to learn how you did those
I appreciate how this video is structured. Like I can follow along because you have talking points and anything I don't know I can look up
The beat with that Smokin on a junt sample is so fire bro you don’t even fucking understand.
Turned post notifications on ! Keep up the good work
Love this
i produce a lot of my own songs and ive been focusing on g59 type beats lately, id say i havent been doing too bad so far but i wouldve never thought about scrim using nexus, so im getting it right now thanks to you, keep on making these videos, they can be helpful!
Dude, noice! I’ve redone a few of their songs just to try and got damn close, but it’s cool to know what VSTs he’s specifically using and some of the fx techniques. Mount Sinai goes in hard as fuck by the way. Cool tutorial!
holy fucking shit this is so accurate i love this. its really better than all of the other "how to suicideboys" videos. really interessting
I like how you throw up the scales and everything. super in depth and as a newer producer it helped a lot. Good fuckin shit
Found your videos through Reddit, I’m def subbing and following your content is fire, and your ear is sharp
thx g
Idk how much it would help your SEO but maybe try out writing in the title that these are "detailed tutorials" "detailed break down" or even writing "[X song] breakdown". I want your channel to grow because you are offering the info I think a lot of newer producers want to know. Hope it helps, and thanks for this one dude.
I appreciate the genuine support man, ill try it out for sure. I was actually thinking of putting that in all my thumbnails.
this video is so good man
Bro these are 💥💥💥
You’re like a super Saiyan sound geek, like saying “these are the packs Skrim uses” very forward and you can clearly see the passion behind your monotone delivery which for some reason makes your videos more easier to focus to vs Someone acting goofy... hmmm very good I shall subscribe and wish you the best sir
i just found your channel a few days ago. i feel like a lot of youtubers might make good beats, but they dont explain why they are doing what they are doing. you explain in detail everything instead of just this is what i did type stuff, your videos are incredibly helpful bro, thank you! also, do you plan on doing any "fixing my subscribers beats" type videos?
yeah i do, imma wait till i gain more subs before i start doing the more interactive videos, but based on how fast were growing that'll be real soon
Nice video, keep it up man
Let's talk about the background beat though . Fire !!!!!
Amazing analytics!
Damn the loops are on point 👌🏼
Drumkit is worth the download, Ive been using it often over the past 6 months!
Nice video man, keep uploading
You are the best random recommendation i clicked im my life ... love from brazil 🇧🇷
LEDGENDARY TUTORIAL MAN THE CULTURE NEEDED THIS ONE!!!
Hey man just wanted to thank you for The link to the kit, i have a couple $$B kits from reddit and this is the best one by far! I really enjoy your tutorials, straight to then point and your not trying to sell us anything haha ✌️
Glad I got this recommended !
So good bro!
would be reaaally cool if you did ripsquad or whitearmor, they've made beats for bladee for example
workin on it
Do Yung lean bro! Like early vaporwave Yung lean!
I'm doing mixing for tomorrow, and then either metro or drill after. But I'll look into Yung lean
@@Finnathegod thank you cant wait!
@@KAIZENURAMESHI lmao thanks man 😂
I needed this thanks bro
this man is just dissin them for 12 mins straight
my man straight up dissed sb beats while explaining how to do them lol. thank you for the video
this man rly just be givin away the sauce. b l e s s
its dope, i would flip the sample again to give it a more sampled feel. suicideboys mainly samples as they are a phonk group.
didnt expect to see you here lmao
Dude you're like a scientist
yo you the plug
Bros mad $uicidboys made it and he didn’t lmaoo
What is the audio called in Track 3 and 4 10:01?
That beat in the end sounds a bit like some songs in their newest album!
OMG, bro, u genious🔥
great video thank you!
Great video, pretty comprehensive explanation 🙂😎
Great video
very cool video, could watch it again
as for 808s scrim really only uses the lex 808 and on a few the bwb custom 808 and keep the hats simple
You should do a part 2 to this :)
Great video keep em up! Really good for a range of experience of producers. Do black notes really give off a darker vibe tho? I have never heard about it and I'm curious
yeah for sure, try looking up on google the scale and bpm of a bunch of dark melodic beats. Stuff from suicide boys, or metro boomin for example and you'll notice most of them are in these scales.
@@Finnathegod It actually doesn't have anything to do with the number of black keys, though they do tend to use them often. That vibe can be transposed in any other key signature. What's important is to make sure of when transposing is that the key you transpose it to is minor, (or major depending on the music, $uicideboy$ 99.9999% of the time write in a minor key) and that they are in the same "mode" as they call it in traditional composition. I think they probably stay with in the keys of Bb/A#, Eb/D# & G#/Ab because (a) its fairly simple to use (b) Its kind of unique because other people rarely use key signatures with so many sharps/flats (c) the sweet spot on the sub bass begins somewhere around Eb and falls off usually in the G#/Ab area and (d) though I couldn't tell you what mode most of their stuff is in, I can tell you that their songs will likely always follow a "Harmonic Minor" scale and basically to keep it short, those scales do utilize the black keys more often but its only because of their relativity to the root of the key signature. However if the root happens to be one of the black keys that means the white note directly under it will be what gives the song tension.
Apologies for such a long ass comment, and its really not that big of a deal that people think of the white/black keys this way.. ultimately what matters is if it sounds good, not all the terminology and other technical shit. Everything that I know from being a classically trained musician/composer really ain't got shit on having a surgically precise ear and a natural feel for modern music.
So yeah, Imma shut the fuck up now. Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
I recognize that sample in the background ;)
THANKYOU
Np
what does it mean with the syn sound solo'd out and how do i do that at 4:33
thank you
np
number 15
haard
Moooom i wont be home Finna posted a new video
I also made the same beat playing in the background, recognized it immediately... X(
sample, shoutout wylo
2:32 i felt it
hey man, were can I get the Halloween expand plugin at?
damn bro, u smart af
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What Memphis sample did you use
He roast them the whole time, but his shit did bang
How did you get the crow sounds? Are they on xpand?
Subscribed
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would be nice if you show how to produce these chorused broad vocals they use !
and feel free to do that with the same amount of disinterest as in this video xD
how do they use gross beat when they make beats on logic x pro
teamsesh next
10:51 😂😂😂
mans straight up called them unintelligent at the end LOL but dude come on why aren't you as successful as them then?
Where can I get the exact Halloween bank used in Paris
can you do one on unaverage gang and Terror reid please my man? good video
do you have any sample packs or presets for sale?
Can you make a video about music theory for beginners?
great vid bro , very helpful however it wont let me download the kit u provided. keeps downloading as ( .rar ) will it work with mac users?? please help🙏
More $uicideboy$ videos
what is that electro x that youre talking about? i cant find it anywhere (the mount sinai one)
When can I get the creep kit?
In my head: Okay I think I got everything to get started on my first beat
In the music program: *stares at screen for 5 minutes pressing random buttons* Okay now how do I get started?
What’s the website called? I really wanna know
you are a god
How did you get your DAW to look like that?
is there anyway i can legally buy and install nexus 2? i’m that desperate for it 😭
now scrim uses logic pro im pretty sure
I’m stealing that shit.
Do a night lovell video like this pleassssss