FLIPPING HARD DRUM BREAKS ON SP404 MKII // How to Process Drum Break Vinyl Samples for Your Beats
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- čas přidán 1. 11. 2022
- I have been using the SP404 MK2 for a while now and am loving some of its features. In this video I go through my process for recording, flipping, and adding effects to drum breaks to get the hardest sound.
For this beat I used the SP404 MKII as the standalone tool to flip the vinyl samples, including drums, melodies, and bass.
I hope you enjoy this workflow, and the sample based beat, and I hope the video provides some inspiration for your own production. I will be in the comments, so let me know what you want to see in a future video!
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Hello Ryan, shortcut for deleting pads from the sequence: hold pattern edit and del button at the same time, select the pads you want to delete and push enter, big time saver you don't have to wait 8 bars. Love your vids !
This just saved me hours of holding the pads, thanks for the tip! Thanks for watching!
Ty bro
Thank you!
yoo ok!! been looking for this!!!!! Big thanks
@Miklós saving hundreds from carpal tunnel here
As a multi-instrumentalist ( guitar , bass, synth, sampler ) and someone who respects music composition, KUDOS / Thanks for giving proper credit to the original artists when you do these tutorials.........Youre the ONLY person I've seen do this in years. 👍🏽❗ Respect for appreciating the original artists.
Been looking for vids about how to make beats in this style and was about to give up until I stumbled upon this - great vid and thanks for the inspo! 🙏❤
Wonderful video. Thanks for the detailed explanations.
Hoping to see more SP404 MK2 videos! Got one awhile ago, but sample based production is so new to me that my SP404 has become an effects unit for my Syntakt and Digitone. Been drawn back to trying to do more sample stuff, but sadly very few people do full beats/tutorials with the SP404, so thanks for this video showing the full process.
Thank you for this. Excellent tutorial.
This machine is a masterpiece for the price. Sampling is a true art. If done right, it's amazing and saves you so much money and time. Great videos.
Great video! Great tutorial! Thanks!
Brilliant! Thanx for the Vid..
Very informative thanks !
Dude U got a sweet workflow and that beat has a great organic vibe. Sounds fkn great, the for the great video.
Man, this is good stuff!
Nicely done.
Cool stuff. Great beat. 🔥🤗❤
just traded into a 404, my first sampler, and this was super inspiring. thank you!
Sounds crazy
I just found your channel. Good tutorials and good energy.
Awesome. Cheers. Lee
Nice beat and video, sir. I can't stop using my mk2 since I got it. Peace.
This beats fire that bass slide is filthy 🔥
Thanks brother, yeah I was really feeling the bass in this sample!
Hello Ryan, nice video and great tips, ;)
“This is the way” 🔊🎶. Artist, dibiasi has a very similar approach. Thank you Ryan for sharing 🙌🏾
Dope video once again, will carry over some techniques to my MPC Live 2. Love how the compressor made the drums knock.
Thank you very much! Absolutely, I have done the same effects process on the MPC and it works just as well!
Great one!
Very good
Nice vids man! When you chop a sample you can also press remain (with v.2.0 on) and it will chop it exactly at the closest 0 crossing so you don´t hear the blip :)
That’s actually sick, thank you for this tip! I’m going to do this every time now!
i discovered kimiko kasai because of this video. so, i did what any normal person would do: went to japan to dig through crates of vintage vinyl. found this exact album in perfect condition and i love it!
Your facial hair has this magical quality of never seeming to change very much, and yet always being just a little different the next time you see it. Amazing and inspirational channel. Even though I can only directly apply the knowledge from your videos on the akai mpc, I really enjoy watching you work with gear that I'm not familiar with. The SP404 seems like something nice to have in addition to the mpc. The different workflow automatically inspires different ideas and approaches, plus it looks like a much lighter and portable toy to bring along for those long journeys where I end up with the free time to lose my head.
Thank you, I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos! That’s definitely why I got the SP, I love the portability aspect. Appreciate you for watching and love the beard comment lol!!
This video was just the thing I needed! I've been looking into buying the SP-404 MK2 for a hot minute now, but I felt like I was jumping into unknown lands due to all of the shortcuts and the workflow being a bit different compared to other machines. Luckily, there are videos like this that make it clear how to do a thing and what you're doing with the thing. Now I'm 100% certain I'll be buying this thing :)
Did you end up getting one? These talented/technical guys always make it look easy. Once you try it out yourself, you will have question marks pop up over your head. 😂
@@iShredStreets Yes I did get one!
But the thing they say about the learning curve is true. It's quite challenging to remember every shortcut and how to activate a certain action. But it comes naturally after some time
@@TheMusicWarioAh, nice to hear! I had an SP404SX but I didn't have the patience at the time and I oversaw some things. I've been checking out videos of the MK II and it seems like the problems I had, are solved with this one. Thank you for your reply!
Good work…👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks man, appreciate you!!
i have had every version of the sp
and sold all of them at one point looks like i maybe getting this one soon
Great vid thx
Thanks for watching!
Dop vid Ryan!
Thanks man, appreciate you!!
Hey Ryan I absolutely love your videos and find them very helpful, you’ve really helped me get better at sampling. I’m not sure if you’ve heard of the band tv girl but I was wondering if you are able to figure out the key components of their music because I’ve really wanted to make a similar sound to them but don’t know how, if not that’s fine I just can’t really find anything online about it, keep up the great work and vids!
Nice video
YEAH!!!!!
I bet youre loving the 3.0 update features!
Also ,...Dude you've chopped up Weather Report for you intro music 😲😜.....Outstanding,...I've never heard that. You've got a pretty good ear for a young guy. Wayne Shorter's sax over Zawinul's keys were so distinctive.
Yo what’s up Ryan! Love your intro man. 😂 I really need to mess w the compression. I usually just layer my drums and eq the second layer a bit lower.
Thanks man, appreciate you! Yeah I started using it a bit ago and love it. Thanks for supporting!
RIP Dozier
I only wish I could hear what he was bobbin' to instead of what was playing in the video.
That beat broke my brain.
Hey Ryan thank you for your video. Thumbs up! What Staton turntable are you using?
I Hope You’re Doing Amazing ❤❤❤❤
The Avalanches used the Lamont Dozier break on Since I Left You! :)
Can you make a video using both the Akai MPC One and the Roland SP-404 MKII. Another request would be how to link them together. Great content that is easy to follow! Thank you!
Absolutely! They definitely work well together!!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I do have a question. So I’m currently working with samples (mostly from Splice since I apparently racked up over 4000 samples before canceling, haha) and I find it hard to come up with more than one variation since most of them are just a simple progression. Any tips on how to work with different melodic samples and making them gel with each other?
“Let’s do it”
I can make 4 bar phrases or ideas pretty well but struggle with turning that idea into a longer piece that isn't just the same thing over and over. For a future video could you go over turning those shorter loops into a stronger and more diverse song?
Try making two songs and then linking them with a transition.
Same
The sp 404 is the classic revolutionised ...I wonder what the mk3 be like in future
For real! I love how it has been completely redone, but still has the same vibe and inspiration as the original! For me at least
nice. try out po33 next i wanna see what u can cook up from that
I’ve been wanting to pick one up, they look sick! Thanks for watching!
You can clearly see by the full beard, sweater and hat that Ryan has just played with the 404 for a month straight since the last video 😅
LOL you’re correct, I’ve just been locked in the studio cookin up 😂
Do you every use your iPad along side the sp404 as was wondering if you can trigger patterns of the iPad onto the Sequencer on the sp404 not many peoples showing this so I’m guessing it’s not that straightforward I’m yet to get my sp so would like to know if I’m using a sequencer externally as I’m not that great a finger drummer
The most overly complicated machine ever made. I tried to get with it. But there’s just to much. I don’t get why you can’t just record a beat and add what you want without making patterns and deleting patterns then resampling patterns. When I could grab my mpc and do all that in 10 minutes. Not a diss to your video. Well done on that part. You made the most sense outta all the reviews on this crazy thing. If mpc made a product this small and compact and portable I would love to see that. Anyways just a small rant to anyone thinking about gettin one that’s not a genius like me. Or if you just like finger drumming and recording on pads this device isn’t for you either. Mpc can do all this and more and make full songs. For song making I don’t think the sp404 is capable of coming close to mpc. Oh yea I really like mpc lol 😂 good review I’m just not a fan if you can’t tell. But I did want to be. 😢
Nic3 1n3
yo what record player is that?
What stanton model is that?
Video starts at 4:51
Why was the resampled drum break quieter than the original one so that you had to normalize it?
Love the beat! Got a question, when working with a pitch shifted melodic sample, how do you get the bass to be in key?
Hey Ryan, was the sp404 mk2 easy to learn? I have no musical experience and would love the purchase one for sampling.
For me as a beginner who picked one up. I would say it’s amazing for beginners Atleast me for me. This machine gives you inspiration haha! It’s so fun and I do believe it’s good for beginners. There’s so much content out there for the sp 404 mk2
Remember I’m absolute beginner! I got the machine 3 weeks ago. I love it and picked it up pretty fast.
Thanks so much angel. Going to get one soon.
@@tamilyvideos awesome man! Let me know if you ever need help
I agree, if you’re looking to get into sampling, it has a ton of features for the price. It also is a machine you’ll be able to grow with and use for a long time. Thanks for watching!
u should sell an online course ;)
Snare at 17:24 fucking hard bro
Why is it that whenever I resample onto a new pad the sound becomes quieter? And it seems when I record out of the SP into say Logic or Ableton that it's never hitting 0db
btw I have fixed velocity ON and volume set at 127 for all pads
nice video. drums do have a key though. and it's actually quite important in most genres to tune your drums correctly
Good tip this 👍
Depends but generally yes
One thing I'm looking for is how to auto stretch a loop to fit 16 steps without having to change the tempo or do any beat matching, something so simple yet I don't believe it's possible on the 404mk2. Other samplers do this natively.
Basically how to do everything you did without chopping and using the original break.
Count the beats
@@tainem2385 ... no there needs to be an auto stretch function... they actually did add one in the latest feature update.
@@IIrandhandleIIcan you tell me how to do this? i don’t fully understand. can you point me to the feature that added it?
@@visible7044 AUTO STRETCH (Sample stretch to fit bar)
In REC Mode
BPMSYNC sets pitch pad to SYNC and hold step to desired hold length
@@IIrandhandleII oh ok.. i just tried to find the word auto stretch in the manual and its not there. guess its described somewhere else.
I thought this was Rochefort lmao
I was choppin breaks at the car lot
This man said slowing down the sample reduces sample rate
😂😂
The percussion point about there being no key is a bit misleading. Depending on how you are making/mixing your tracks you might want to make sure your drums actually are tuned to the key of the song. It’ll make the final mix tighter but… that’s if you want that.
I can’t listen to that intonation in his voice, sorry.
Stanton 👎