This video just showed up and I watched and took notes! Excellent tutorial while demonstrating your technique. Thank you bro! I just subscribed and about to go through your other videos.
My man can you please do a video about stacking drum breaks with audio clips there is literally no content like that on CZcams this is groundbreaking in my opinion thank you
Yeah I can definitely do that but I'm not sure I understand the audio clips part. But I do have a few tracs where I do stack drum breaks together so that is a nice technique I already use.
They were both at the same BPM but time stretch probably could have fixed that. I think its mostly because they were just simple breaks so stacked together they didn't over power each other and made a nice mix. There were others I tried but didn't fit.
Hi bro! Amazing tutorial! But I have a question! You say that I have to account from 1 to 4 to get a bar.. I usually like to make 4 bars but I have trouble because I don’t know if have to be a seamless loop or just a pice of the song don’t matter if is a loop or not
Thanks bro and sorry I'm a little rusty but I was trying my best to explain. It doesn't necessarily have to loop but in most cases at the end of a 4/4 chop the end will most likely loop around but not always. Also usually by the 16th chop you'll notice the sequence will come to an end or transition into a different part of the song. Hope that makes sense.
Please make video with different filter techniques, im new to mpc one, i make a beat, but i want to add filter in and out of my beats, i use xyfx but this affect the whole beat entirely, i want to affect a specific track, preferably the sample. Cant find a video that talks about these techniques. Peace. Great video and channel. 💯
Thanks! And thats a good suggestion. So if I do a video on the filters I use on the sample so I can quite the drums a little, remove the low end, and filter I use to get a bassline from the same sample, would that be helpful?
@@NxMusic1 thank you for responding, much appreciated here is an example of what im referring to czcams.com/video/ocngO59Hvxw/video.html , in the beginning, that filter fade (in or out), now this affects whichever tracks you want (in my case, preferably the sample). I want to use this technique in and out wherever i please with sample, to swich my beats up, I used to have Maschine Studio and did this all the time, but i got the mpc one for the stand alone features, but all the other ideas you mentioned would be useful aswell. Thank you.
@@NxMusic1 or if theres a way to use the xyfx touch screen features to only effect the sample? When i use xyfx it effects entire beat.. sorry for askin too much 😂 PEACE.
@@user-bl9rl1co6q lol no worries man...sounds like you're trying to record automation? I haven't done much with that but I can try to see if I can make something on it.
They're a few ways to do this one is just moving your chops by the slightest back or forth until it subsides. Or you can mess with the envelope so that the chop fades in a little bit. I usually just use the top q-link that moves the chop by the slightest. I believe the key is to get the chop right at the transient to avoid any pops or clicks.
I'm not 100% sure but when you use semi tone it does speed up/slow down the sample as well as changing the pitch. Also semi leave less "artifacts" (if thats the right term) so it doesn't sound off as much like when you pitch a sample too high or low. That's why I like using semi tone.
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Quick tutorial to start the year! Plan on dropping more tutorials please leave any suggestions if you have any.
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This video just showed up and I watched and took notes! Excellent tutorial while demonstrating your technique. Thank you bro! I just subscribed and about to go through your other videos.
Dope! Keep these coming. Just subscribed!
Yessir! Appreciate it!
wow them drums 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks 👊🏼
Sick tutorial bro. Thank you!
No problem! Glad it helps 👍🏼
Nice trick tip! Thanks
No problem 👊🏼
Bruh u are the best ❤ thank u so much
My man can you please do a video about stacking drum breaks with audio clips there is literally no content like that on CZcams this is groundbreaking in my opinion thank you
Yeah I can definitely do that but I'm not sure I understand the audio clips part. But I do have a few tracs where I do stack drum breaks together so that is a nice technique I already use.
@@NxMusic1 I meant inside of the audio editor I didn’t mean clips
@@Bricks_shakur stacking breaks as audio files and not under the midi? Alright I'll work on that one soon 👍🏼
@@NxMusic1 🫱🏽🫲🏾
@@Bricks_shakur did you want to see this in Standalone or controller mode (Software)?
How you blend those 3 drum loops so perfectly? Dope
They were both at the same BPM but time stretch probably could have fixed that. I think its mostly because they were just simple breaks so stacked together they didn't over power each other and made a nice mix. There were others I tried but didn't fit.
Hi bro! Amazing tutorial! But I have a question! You say that I have to account from 1 to 4 to get a bar.. I usually like to make 4 bars but I have trouble because I don’t know if have to be a seamless loop or just a pice of the song don’t matter if is a loop or not
Thanks bro and sorry I'm a little rusty but I was trying my best to explain. It doesn't necessarily have to loop but in most cases at the end of a 4/4 chop the end will most likely loop around but not always. Also usually by the 16th chop you'll notice the sequence will come to an end or transition into a different part of the song. Hope that makes sense.
Why not just using BPM chop function ? Does it makes a difference ?
Please make video with different filter techniques, im new to mpc one, i make a beat, but i want to add filter in and out of my beats, i use xyfx but this affect the whole beat entirely, i want to affect a specific track, preferably the sample. Cant find a video that talks about these techniques. Peace. Great video and channel. 💯
Thanks! And thats a good suggestion. So if I do a video on the filters I use on the sample so I can quite the drums a little, remove the low end, and filter I use to get a bassline from the same sample, would that be helpful?
@@NxMusic1 thank you for responding, much appreciated here is an example of what im referring to czcams.com/video/ocngO59Hvxw/video.html , in the beginning, that filter fade (in or out), now this affects whichever tracks you want (in my case, preferably the sample). I want to use this technique in and out wherever i please with sample, to swich my beats up, I used to have Maschine Studio and did this all the time, but i got the mpc one for the stand alone features, but all the other ideas you mentioned would be useful aswell. Thank you.
@@NxMusic1 or if theres a way to use the xyfx touch screen features to only effect the sample? When i use xyfx it effects entire beat.. sorry for askin too much 😂 PEACE.
@@NxMusic1 that would be super helpful
@@user-bl9rl1co6q lol no worries man...sounds like you're trying to record automation? I haven't done much with that but I can try to see if I can make something on it.
When you copy to track do you keep the program the same or change it❓
Great video question how do you get rid of the clicks and pops in the sample chops?
They're a few ways to do this one is just moving your chops by the slightest back or forth until it subsides. Or you can mess with the envelope so that the chop fades in a little bit. I usually just use the top q-link that moves the chop by the slightest. I believe the key is to get the chop right at the transient to avoid any pops or clicks.
Awe man I’ve always been pitching down my samples …. Never thought of program edit semi tone.. is that pretty much the same thing or? Lol
I'm not 100% sure but when you use semi tone it does speed up/slow down the sample as well as changing the pitch. Also semi leave less "artifacts" (if thats the right term) so it doesn't sound off as much like when you pitch a sample too high or low. That's why I like using semi tone.
Also a nice trick is to time stretch the sample and use semi tone if it makes the sample too fast or slow.
@@NxMusic1 awe tnx Broski… all try this tonight :) keep up the videos!!:)
@@dustydigitally9132 no problem. Thanks bro appreciate it! 💯