I’ve used a lot of these techniques, but it’s always nice to watch how people use them in different ways and with different sounds than I would typically use. Really good tutorial video. Love all of your stuff. Mad love from Missouri, USA
love to see how you approach and explain different styles with ease and great clearance! You are helping the whole community a lot man! be proud of yourself cause you are doing it GREAT! love ya man!
Favorite new channel but this video is a study. Yelcin maintains the golden rule. Have fun. Super smart....and the only way to teach. But I am going to view this video a handful of times. Yalcin truly is the freshest most diverse and mercurial P.O.V. on the aural arts in recording in a long time. Cheers from San Francisco!
Yalcin, you crack me up brother. I love all your posts!! You truly are a legend and you have brought so much light to my life since my injury in 2019. Keep doing what your doing my brother. Thanks for all you do for music and for the love of House. Danny UK
for the resampling: sometimes you want to keep recording after the transport is stopped... for that you can use the recorder plugin from Melda Productions! So you can resample even after the transport is stopped ( :
One day you should do a tutorial on how to make tutorials because the quality of your video productions have got so good now they are now like broadcast quality. It really sets them apart from everyone else and puts them in a completely different league. I love all the 8-bit video game flourishes and the little edits you throw in. How long does it take you to make these? Really love watching them. So happy I can finally be a junglist after all these years
Hey! thanks for the helpful content. Basically, everything is clear for a long time, but sometimes very useful advice. Thank you. By the way, I like your style and nails) have you ever tried to make a track without using different VST with different presets, for example, using only one field recording and using ableton devices? have you tried resampling the main seq to create a layering? Have you tried creating percussion using corpus? what I don't understand the most is how techno music creates sounds that can be heard in the background, they are usually much more interesting than the main motive. those sounds that are not recognized as the main players. but because of which the track does not feel like a repeating loop. I mean that everything is clear how to follow the punch kick, rumble, sequencer. how to humanize hats and create a groove. these elements are bright and clear. and there is a lot of talk about it on youtube. but nowhere is there any information about what I'm looking for. this really pisses me off. because HATE is constantly releasing dozens of new names with interesting music. and we just make boring loopy tracks. it seems to me that I will grow old before I learn how to do it in my godforsaken country. Tell me about it if you have something to share. please.
Wahnsinn, Deine Technik ist überwältigend und so kreativ. Leider sind die Tutorials so schnell geschnitten und dann redest Du auch sehr schnell, sodass ich leider nicht alles verstehe, aber manchmal reichen ja nur die ersten Momente, um selbst heraus zu finden, wie man in Ableton weiter kommt. So tief ins Detail gehen die Kollegen vom Sinee Studio in Köln leider nicht. Du bist echt klasse, Danke und weiter so, ich bleibe Dir treu.
I love this! So many cool things to try Between one thing and another I haven't checked in on you for a while, but I'm glad to see that you haven't stayed still creatively since I've been gone
a very useful shortcut is CMD + SHIFT + D ( duplicate time ) i use it all the time when playing around on the arrangement!
Do you liked the "Power UP" segments?
Should I keep them in the future videos? (Don't forgot to give a like to video so I know you did)
I love them and I would pay money to see more of them. How do I donate?!?!
@@AKAtAGG You dont need to. Your continious support is more than enough! 💖
AMAZING ONE BRO! ❤️🔥💯
@@Alice-Efe legend. top class.
Only 3 minutes in and this is already more helpful than a lot of other videos about sampling, grats!
Cheers Ollie! Hope the rest of the video was helpful too. 😊
I’ve used a lot of these techniques, but it’s always nice to watch how people use them in different ways and with different sounds than I would typically use. Really good tutorial video. Love all of your stuff. Mad love from Missouri, USA
Aww thanks a ton John! Greeting from Stockholm. 💫
Wow, the "granular" one blew me away! Great video, thank you for all the tips Yalcin.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🎶😊
wow so many new sampling techniques to try out, thank you so much !!
Good luck! 😊🎶
love u, thanks for cheering up my quarantine time
this human is a genius, best production youtube channel on the web
Always teaching some real gems 💎
Simple is in the eye of the sampler. Friggin Cool 🙏
Most comprehensive sampling tutorial by a long way. Thank you brother 🙏
Probably THE best video on this. So many genres and techniques. Fantastic!
I really like the 'old school tricks' you describe. Excellent video.
love to see how you approach and explain different styles with ease and great clearance! You are helping the whole community a lot man! be proud of yourself cause you are doing it GREAT! love ya man!
your channel is great! tnx for the quality stuff
Brilliant 🤯 Thanks Yalcin! 😁👏
Insane amount of info in 15mins!!
Super neat video! I love that there were a healthy selection of breaks (especially high tempo breaks) in this video.
Favorite new channel but this video is a study. Yelcin maintains the golden rule. Have fun. Super smart....and the only way to teach. But I am going to view this video a handful of times. Yalcin truly is the freshest most diverse and mercurial P.O.V. on the aural arts in recording in a long time. Cheers from San Francisco!
Yeeeah!!!! Now I feel 90's vibe for 100%!
This is incredible! "Power up" parts are awesome also!
WOW! This tutorial is so jam packed with awesome stuff. Couple minutes in and I'm already opening Ableton to try these out. Thank you as always!
BÄÄÄÄSST Video so far!!!! Great mate, I was even speechless at 2 points like "why I haven't ever tried that by now". Really cool! Keep it up!
insane tutorial. World class. I totally forgot about that Granular trick with the sampler. Such a good one.
Your knowledge is insane
Genius again Yalcin!
amazing again! the granular track sounds so cool too!
Yalcin,
you crack me up brother. I love all your posts!! You truly are a legend and you have brought so much light to my life since my injury in 2019. Keep doing what your doing my brother. Thanks for all you do for music and for the love of House. Danny UK
Thank u so much! The way u xplain and what u xplain is spot on🎈
Wow! Great tutorial
Thank you 🙏✊
Your technique is expansive across all genre! Well done reaching this level, using techniques across styles, love it 🖤
great video as usual, clear and easy to follow. thanks!
Amazing 🤩 No words for this channel, Yalcin 👽👽
Incredible video. Thanks for sharing these amazing tips!
Awesome ! Thank you yalcin
Man you are awesome, great content!
Woah! So much information and creativity in one video! ❤️
for the resampling: sometimes you want to keep recording after the transport is stopped... for that you can use the recorder plugin from Melda Productions! So you can resample even after the transport is stopped ( :
For me as an old dnb head first 3 seconds of this video was unbelievable.
Still the best channel on this CZcams thing. I never create a song without a sample. But nobody will ever recognise them, so I can get away with it.
Splendid! Splendid! Splendid!
You are gentleman and scholar, my dude!
Thank you!
Thanks, you are so helpful
Solid - Thank You
One day you should do a tutorial on how to make tutorials because the quality of your video productions have got so good now they are now like broadcast quality. It really sets them apart from everyone else and puts them in a completely different league. I love all the 8-bit video game flourishes and the little edits you throw in. How long does it take you to make these? Really love watching them. So happy I can finally be a junglist after all these years
Aww thanks a million Jack, appreciate the nice words. Working hard to make them even better in the future.
Very useful video thanks 👍🏻
Awesome video Yalcin! Love these techniques ✨
Thanks a ton Janus! 💖
Class 🙌🏼
So inspiring!
Excellent videos. Excellent teacher. Quality is important. And also some great tracks to learn from Biskuwi.
adam, vallahi adam billahi adam. thanks for this high quality content i think i can take my sample game further. RESPECT
Thank you so much for your videos🙏 love your content!
Wow🤯 legend !!
Aww thanks a ton Darren!
muchas gracias!!
great video, super useful tips, thanks!
Such a great video and channel! keep it up!
Really useful video. Very inspiring.
You are the man !!!!
Cheers Daniel!
You inspire ❤️
This is incredible.
Very talented human being 🤠
Such a good video
faydalı video, teşekkürler
Creativity, this is very useful
Hey! thanks for the helpful content. Basically, everything is clear for a long time, but sometimes very useful advice. Thank you. By the way, I like your style and nails)
have you ever tried to make a track without using different VST with different presets, for example, using only one field recording and using ableton devices? have you tried resampling the main seq to create a layering? Have you tried creating percussion using corpus? what I don't understand the most is how techno music creates sounds that can be heard in the background, they are usually much more interesting than the main motive. those sounds that are not recognized as the main players. but because of which the track does not feel like a repeating loop. I mean that everything is clear how to follow the punch kick, rumble, sequencer. how to humanize hats and create a groove. these elements are bright and clear. and there is a lot of talk about it on youtube. but nowhere is there any information about what I'm looking for. this really pisses me off. because HATE is constantly releasing dozens of new names with interesting music. and we just make boring loopy tracks. it seems to me that I will grow old before I learn how to do it in my godforsaken country. Tell me about it if you have something to share. please.
Loved the post punk disco! Teach us! 😁
my brain hurts. that was too much information. :D
God bless you, Yalcin!
Aww thanks a ton ! 💖
Great
This vid changed my whole game wtf
I love your videos 👏
Respect!!! ; P
U rok 🔥
Wahnsinn, Deine Technik ist überwältigend und so kreativ. Leider sind die Tutorials so schnell geschnitten und dann redest Du auch sehr schnell, sodass ich leider nicht alles verstehe, aber manchmal reichen ja nur die ersten Momente, um selbst heraus zu finden, wie man in Ableton weiter kommt. So tief ins Detail gehen die Kollegen vom Sinee Studio in Köln leider nicht. Du bist echt klasse, Danke und weiter so, ich bleibe Dir treu.
What is the secret of your power yalcin? How many producers did you sacrifice under a blood moon to become this good?
You know.. I just did what I have to do... 👾👽😈
No plaintiff, no judge
Do you have any experience with MPC Beats?
Is there any possibility to use spcetral resonator in other DAW's? Or any alternative?
I think Unfiltered Audio SpecOps could be an alternative.
hahaha Warcraft!
💖💖✨✨💫💫👽👽
i watched it, but i really dont know how to apply most of tips in fl studio.
Sesin sanki bir tik degisik geldi bana video mu hizla dirilmis yoksa hasta misin bilemedim
Ельцин Крут !
dàbu
KATASUMOBLÄM
😅😅
I love this! So many cool things to try
Between one thing and another I haven't checked in on you for a while, but I'm glad to see that you haven't stayed still creatively since I've been gone