Reso creating breaks In The Studio With Future Music
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2014
- Reso shows how he creates a Breakbeat, Jungle sound by chopping up drum slices.
CREDITS
Producer: Chris Barker
Editor: Will Seelig
Videographer: Will Seelig
Videographer: Keir Doherty - Věda a technologie
When I see someone treating a sample like it should be treated, I fall in love! Nicely done!
This guy chops his breaks like he's on a MPC, loving the slow approach! =D
"come on logic, you twat" - literally every day
Reso is inspiring as always. Would love to see more seasoned drum n bass-heads doing their thing with Future Music :)
Skynet, Prolix and Current Value is def on my wishlist.
Great job Future Music!
Reso You are such a legend in my eyes. Always opening my eyes to awesome techniques going back to your war machine tuts. I'd say you're one of my favorite Dnb producers for sure and your willingness to help others get their ideas out their head puts you above all the rest. Love "Move it"! such a beast. Respect.
fantastic stuff again from RESO. one of my favorite producers and its great how he takes you through and explains things in detail. love all these sessions with him. MOARRRR!!
Just a tip for any Logic users. If your concerned about being in the red, in logic since your always looking at the output level on the fader by default, you should select audio input monitoring, under option/audio at the top. That way your now looking at the input level of that channel. 9 times out of 10 this level will be clipping, even when the output level on the channel shows your not. To bring the input level down on the channels you will need to insert the gain plugin that comes with logic as your first plugin on the channel, and attenuate the input level from inside that plugin. Just like on an analog board, the gain at the top is your input level, and the channel fader is your output level to the master channel. I always do this now on every channel, that way I have more headroom to mix and make sounds gel together better. Especially with plugins synths being so hot. Before I discovered this I would mix tracks and they would always sound a bit harsh, and I never really had the headroom in the mix to make things sound right. I didn't realize i was looking at the output level on each channel, which would look fine, while the input was actually clipping.
Please never stop making "In The Studio" videos. They are Amazing
Very insightful studio session. Thank you!
Great video of Reso exposing the secret to good tunes:
Hard work :)
Such an awesome dude. Lol @ the sighs during chopping. Definitely takes foreeevvveerrrrrrrrrr
Watched the whole thing, thanks for everything!
absolutely amazing tutorial. Hats off
AWESOME TUTO!!!!
SO MUCH HELPFUL !!!
Loving this approach. Old skool and OCD precision. Nice one Reso!
His hat is still dirty since the last time we saw him :D
nothing beats dirty hats!
That's where he keep all his talent. In the dirt of his cap.
dirty like his BEATS
His last hat was dark brown, wasn't it ?
Haha, he needs to high pass filter his hats to get rid of the mud.
Frikkin awesome!! This guys drum programming is legendary
Ableton live allows you to place the transients yourself with a double click(and it locks to the nearest transient) then you can slice to new MIDI
That was great. Thanks.
Yes this is exactly what we need to see!
Gret video. Loved it.
Cool and mellow dude. Respect brother
This is Awesome !
This is awesome! I'd love to see more Reso tuts
dat feel when u start understanding how EQ works
This is a game changer thank you
Crazy technique thanks for sharing
another wicked video from FMM & Reso!! this and the last one have been sick! please more dnb vids with reso - dnb in general ;)
lovely!!
OH YES! This is way better than New World Sound, thank you :3
that was really really helpful. cheers dude
good stuff. cool dude.
Ahhh logic, how I miss you not.
+AngryOscillator ableton now?
looks well intense :/
Yeah it seems like a great daw but I just don't like how it looks.
THANKS A LOT!
im so old skool but nice vid, it's cracking!
Pucho & the Latin Soul Brothers - Got Myself a Good Man | Block Rockin' Beats ! ;) Nice break
more Reso goodness!
Some people like to leave golf on in the background because it's relaxing. This is my leaving golf on in the background.
I love your music!!!! ♥♥♥♥♥
You guys should do a Wave Racer in the studio
sick tutorial massive thanks
Thank you :)
SICK BREAAAKS
But this is a great tutorial . Thanks for passing down so much knowledge.
And anyone know which soundcard he is using? and is it a good one? for recording vocals and stuff
Love the part at 9:00 when he creates the breakbeat!
nice !
i use renoise for most of my drums. really good for glitchy, breakcore style drumming.
Now we need an in the studio with joe ford
the Driftmeister there are in the studios with billain.but what i dislike about him is the resampling in general that i find just too random in general.in fords studio you will find some nice production flow with synths etc
the Driftmeister there are in the studios with billain.but what i dislike about him is the resampling in general that i find just too random in general.in fords studio you will find some nice production flow with synths etc
We used to do it like this in cool edit pro way back in the day. Still the only way to do it right.
RESO. Thank you for your detailed break down. Need more please. Reso tracks are rude.
All hail the god of dubhop&bass!
Anyone know where Reso gets his breaks from?
Nice and easy cool dude cool approche to chop chop and effect do simple but do it right thx
I like your work flow. Thank you for the video.
delicious!
Jesus fuck hes so meticulous! The amount of control he gets from chopping it up and bussing it that way is sick. Much respect
Reso's the fuckin' best!
I don't feel as silly knowing a legend also likes to be OCD and manual about their chopping. I know there's probably great tools out there that will realistically give me the same results, and I bet I'd trust such a tool after a long time of monitoring it's performance and not really saving any time, but... I don't actually chop that often anyway. I love taking segments of jazz progressions etc. and making my own with them by individually repitching, stretching and recontextualizing with my own notes and processing, but doing those few chops in the good old audio editor that's already open anyway is about as fast, especially cause I can quickly do fade in/out, denoise, analyze, whatever, FL's Edison is pretty nice.
Bonus points for how it often kinda makes me wanna mess around with the sample more, even if it's just seeing if there's any cool waveforms to use as oscilators, or longer segments to use as a wavetable in something like the free and amazing Vital synth, maybe as a resynthesis sample in something like Harmor, which can basically turn it into a tuned wavetable with it's scaling too. (Savant has some masterclasses using Harmor that way)
"peak the granny out of everything" is my new favourite saying.
nice video. can we get the names of the breaks he used? Need that first one for sure
every thing is just cheeky lol
was this the start of taiga? one of my favorite reso/dnb tracks of all time.
If he properly took time out to clean his hat he wouldn’t have as much time creating these awesome breaks. Priorities people..
name of the first break?
I chop on simplr, and convert to drum rack to add more sounds
How to make a 170 drum break tutorial awesome, avoid the amen.
Us breakers got it rough. Reso would be fun to kick it with in the studio
Informative, interesting and inspiring
III
Anyone knows videos likes this? About drum programming?
Is this like using the "slice to midi" feature in ableton?
Do you tried slicex yet? I think its really cool for that kind of stuff.
where can I find these samples? Especially the first?
This guy is the shit!
Always cracks me up when he calls Logic a twat 😅
please can someone explain how I peak my granny out of it?
like your videos, we learn more and more, thanks again
... And He's a Beatboxer
Where did he find these breaks what songs are they from?
wat the hell i wanna use that many pro qs
This reminds me of Marc Maron talking about his mother learning to make her own yoghurt: "Well, first I go to the store and buy a can of yoghurt"...
Ye
ya Recycle! respect
Classic Blue Peter; one I prepared eariler hahahaha ;)
Man I use a channel eq on eveeerrything...fuck I had a feeling it wasnt cutting correctly. Ill switch to Q10
He should've given the editor tips on how to improve audio.
What key command is he pressing at 9:19 to create more outputs?
Bosh bosh bosh.
take a shot for every time he says cheeky
Listen to PHOTEK. Bliss.
in the studio with lemaitre please!!!!!
Reminds me of early Photek
I have a huge favour, could you please get the QZB boys on an episode please?
Hi guys, can I ask based on yours experience I search for Monitor Studio Speaker amplified already, my choice is between the KRK or Mackie MR6 , tell me what is really good qualitiy
my krks are good. but not tested the mackie. though ive been told they are also on point. i have 8s and their are a little heavier on the low end then the other models.
try the eris pro sound. or the jbl lsr's look them up
im i the only one who thinks he's like Aphex Twin without hair ? anyway very nice tutorial !!
Please Future Music!! bring Vicetone to the studio...pleasee
I liked Logic X until it almost blew my eardrums out. Love the interface, mixing, and all the instruments, etc, but they just don't have the talent to eliminate bugs. Seems like they fix bugs then they come back later or in a new version. Apple converted me to Ableton. And Ableton I'm sure thanked them for it. Im not complaining either...
Does anyone know the names of the breaks he is using? Or know where they come from?
They are logic pro 9 stock loops. They sound like they are from the funk section,could be wrong though
Alot of breaks come from a 6 second sample of a song called 'amen brother', which have been repeatedly sliced resampled and dubbed the 'Amen break'.
Logic just looks unwelcoming.
The workflow looks scrambled and grey.
Reso is incredible as always though, great tips!
In studio with kygo! you would make my life!
lol brave guy . Still wearing same dirty cap people where slating him about in his last future video . Haha
Intro song.......PLEEHHHHSS
+Sacada Zero Bro its the break he made in the video lol
I am kind of scared of buying Logic X. None of the producers that are in the game right now use it, and the bugs with the latest patch are not helping. Should I buy Logic 9?
Logic 9 for sure
I wouldn't say that a lot of them just probably haven't updated because they probably still have a lot of 32 plugins they use. You can have both versions of Logic on your computer i have Logic 9 and X and they both are cool. It all depends on what you are comfortable with some people aren't interested in new features because that's what works for them and vice versa.
Steve Angello says Logic X is better.
The reason that every producer still uses logic 9 is that they all are used to this program and don't want to loose time re-learning the program ... I personally think that logic X is better ...
ThunderWiz4rd
I have both and i need to say, that Logic X has a better cpu using. And its much better in the overview. If you have your plugins in 64 bit go and buy Logic x. You can also use your Logic 9 shortcuts in Logic X.
Please get Oliver Heldens, Tchami, Mr. Belt and Wezol or any Future House artist for In the Studio. PLEASE!! :)