Make your boom bap drum better than just good | Akai MPC One

How you make boom bap drums on Akai mpc one
In this video, the drums I created aren't head-nodding bombs because I felt that heavily swung drums wouldn't clearly showcase the benefits and nuances of fine-tuning. Instead, I went for a slow, chill beat. With low swing, if the details aren't managed well, the drums can easily lose their soul. Once you've mastered this workflow, your head-nodding bombs will turn into neck-breaking nukes. This video's workflow is exactly how I typically create drums. The most important thing is patience and enjoying the process of making music, and what's your usual workflow like?
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Chapters:
0:00 Plz Turn On Subtitles
0:13 The drum I make
0:26 Step One
2:09 Step Two Part I
4:05 Step Two Before and After
4:28 Step Two Part II
6:42 Step Three
10:49 Step Four
11:45 Step Four Reverb In and Out
12:04 Step Five
Note:
01:40 Sound selection
04:22 Make ghost Kick sound real
06:36 Make Hihat sound real
10:37 Make quantized sound human
11:58 Reverb
All links about me in one:
linktr.ee/nitrate1984
#boombapbeat #beatmaking #akai #mpc #mpcone

[@mrtn5882]

I really appreciate this kind of video, please keep making more. They are incredibly educational - and, of course, a pleasure to listen to!

[@nickw2726]

It would be cool to have same deep tut about bass processing and bass patterns

[@fullmoonrising]

Thanks man, your beats are fire. Do more tutorials, this one was really helpful.

[@fabianarayamusica]

Thanks so much for sharing bro, love your beats. I´m still learning MPC and this is gold, thanks!

[@mischa010]

This is great man, I’d like to see a video on the transients of the percs!

[@jaypkock]

This tutorial made so much sense - love this

[@boogieboogilly3470]

I like this video. Very detailed 👌

[@Roland_Tr909_Swing]

Made it look easy well done

[@InThePrintRoom]

Thank you this is tutorial is 🔥

[@unclelee754]

Very nice tutorial !

[@Dreckabeatz]

Dope!

[@sbubbuu]

a diamond video in this shitty youtube, thank you

[@facundocortes727]

Great great video!!!!!!!!!

[@nobass5756]

awesome thx a lot to share this kind of tutorial aboutour mpc . thank to increase my skillz too ! now I follow you with my mpc live 2 .

[@dnoisemorales6219]

🔥 gracias bro si puedes sube más vídeos así

[@bho1164]

Nice Video - need more. Maybe one on how you select and chop samples?

[@SuroGod]

Great tutorial, would love to see sth bout transients on MPC 🤞

[@Farabeats70]

Boom💣💣💣💣👍👍

[@TheBroDotTV]

Nice beats. Chords are nice but could resolve better imo as a bit repetitive.

[@gigaz4596]

thanks BRO ! Need More your Skills !

[@miszymat]

♥

[@restwisdom]

Double triggering?

[@bogard08]

Hey did you layer the hat on pad 3? How’d you get that delay effect?

[@Nitrate1984]

Actually, I'm not layering anything on Pad 3. I'm using Pad 3 and Pad 4 to trigger Pad 7. If you want to layer samples, go to 'Program Edit' > 'Sample 2nd Page.' For delay, you can adjust it in the 'Sample 3rd Page,' where you can offset the time. To trigger another pad, go to 'Program Edit' > 'Global' > 'Simultaneous Play.'

[@DreadinNY]

Naw

[@1234bcadlog]

tbh it sounds pretty flat and average

[@1337murk]

Very flat and muddy

[@puvendranpillay8802]

Agree

[@Paddydacook]

i always take drums from breaks , make a loop and then start layering oneshots
sounds flat only with oneshots