How to Make Your Drum Breaks Sound HARD! // Using Sample Rates to Our Advantage
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- To date, I have been creating all of my drum patterns. So I thought it was time to talk about using full drum break samples for hip hop beats. Let’s make a hard boom bap beat using a vinyl drum break sample and the MPC One! In order to make the drums KNOCK, we are going to be playing the sample rate of the MPC.
For this beat I used the MPC ONE as the standalone tool to flip the samples, and sequence the bassline.
I hope you enjoy the drum break 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 if you want to see more videos like this one! - Hudba
You learned from the OGs. I used to have to speed up albums because the sample time was like 12 seconds on the MPC 60 and S950. Well done Kiddo 💯🔥
Hey Ryan, man this video is packed full of gems. Thank you so much for taking your time and posting this. This is Gold
Man, psyched to hear you were into this. I love what you're doing over on your channel as well. Appreciate you!
I’ve been looking for something like this for years. Great video!!!!!
That was brilliant. I appreciate how you explained everything 💯
Thank you, I glad you enjoyed the video!
Good morning, Ryan. Thank you for the tip. Love your channel. I have learned so much. Blessings!
Thanks David, appreciate you watching!
I discovered your channel this week and I’m loving all your tricks and tips many thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🇬🇧
Crazy indeed, good skills, thanks for sharing.
Cool idea, thanks for sharing!
Yes sir, I must say, I like it. Straight forward getting those perfect bars. What a tasty recipe. Thank you for sharing!
great video, definitely will try this
Very informative. Thanks for the upload.
so happy I found this channel ... I just Invested in a synthesizer but I also love old school hip hop boom bap type beats as well and will most likely end up investing an an MPC soon . SO MANY GENRES TO EXPLORE !
Thanks man, appreciate you for tuning in! I just got into synths a couple years ago and it’s super addicting!
Awesome video. Love your channel. That beat is dope.
Appreciate that, thanks for watching!
God damn... The beat slaps. Solid info to. Subbed.
You put me on man!! Thank you. This video here inspired me.
Thanks bro, glad you liked this one!! Appreciate you!
That beat is 🔥
Awesome tip! I was just reading about this the other day too
Thanks man, appreciate you!
Good job bruh👏🏾👏🏾
Yo!!!! dope video fam!!! keep em comming!
Thanks man, appreciate the support!
This went super hard…thanks for sharing!
Thank you, glad you are enjoying the videos!
as a fellow beast i must say u taught me something new with dirtying up the drums..good ish..
love this! I think resampling over and over gets cool results from all angles. The audio tells more of a story the more its been through..............
I was so right there with you in the moment you found that sample, I was like "YES!" 🤣
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for watching, appreciate you!
me encanto! muy buena data , te ganaste un sub
Bro you have the most soothing voice I've ever heard!!
Really appreciate that, thank you for watching!
that came out dope sir 🔥💯
Appreciate you, thanks for watching!!
Nice!
Niceee!!!
Appreciate you!
good stuff!!
Thank you!
That shit is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Cool video.
Did the same method on my EMU SP-12 drum machine in the early 90's. But you're appreciated for sharing.
That’s awesome! That was an amazing piece of gear, are you still using it? Appreciate you!
@@RYANMAKESBEATS My friend never gave it back to me after I had him store it. My ex-wife complained about the equipment piled in our apartment living room at the time. I have an AKAI MPC LIVE II, like yours.
@@defmaster88 eek, shit friend. I've still got mine, nothing sounds as good. Even the new Rossum SP1200
I’d just call it part of the gain staging process. A lotta these cats got that signal coming in way too hot. Feel me? Taking advantage of bit rate’s is 💯 part of that process. Always been confused as to why nobody talks about that. Great video man. That beat is dumb hard. Some Guilty Simpson ish circa 08’. ✌️
that is a great method, very cool. funny thing, i have the exact same setup, same turntable and everything lol
Dope video bro and the beat at the end is fireee
Thanks man, appreciate you!
Onother nice one!
Appreciate you!
STANK FACE!!!! :) And that anime show was awesome!
I was feeling it man haha! I need to check out the anime, it looks pretty sick
When ya 1st added the slowed down vocals,…that authentic “stank face”….the body rock….u knew u had it right then
Haha thank you, as soon as I heard the sample I knew I had to add it to the beat! Thanks for watching and supporting!
Yo brother great content!Im very greatful for sharing your knowledge!!!Much appriciated!!! Could you please explain how to find the tempo of a drumbreak and how to loop it so it matches the sample tempo even when sample is at different Speed...And one more question regarding druha processing how to eq a drumbreak without adding one shots just using a drumbreak but to bring that heavy low end without getting muddy with filtered bass.Thank You kindly! Mad Props Respect from Poland!
works nice with hardware
Dope technique! 👌
Thank you!
You are a funky white boy I love it 🔥🔥🔥
Your a F*cking Monsta bro godbless 💪
Nice! I wanted to ask you . What's a good method for getting static out of Records when you sample into the MPC! Does MPC Beats have a plug in! Or can you use a stock plug
Wow, what a dope beat and a sick tutorial. Loving your channel bro. I have two questions if you’d be so kind:
1. Do you know if it is possible to resample on the 2000XL?
2. When you chop up your samples like that, are you just recording 4 bars of the song and then splitting them equally into the 16 pads? I would love to see a detailed video on this. As you have the MPC One where things can be more automated and you have a smoother workflow I sometimes miss some steps of what you do. I am trying to apply your teachings to my XL
I'm not sure of the workflow regarding chops, but to resample any sampler, just have the out L and R into the input L and R.
There of course maybe a internal digital workflow to do it, this is just an analoge way
@@MattDiamondMDE I was just about to say that’s a good idea, (in theory it still is), but then I realised that as soon as I go to the record screen on my XL I won’t be able to play the sample. I will have to use my laptop to sample back in (after tracking out). It’s going to be a fairly long workflow but it’s the only way I can think of for the XL.
@@MuhammadLaher wow really? That's tough!
Can you show how you apply compression please
1. sample rate of MPC One is 44.1 khz
2. there are effects and plugins that let you change the sample rates which is much faster!
can you change the sample rate per individual pad?
Also are you extracting from your compressed sample? If so does the compression stay on the extracted sample?
Damn what a tip
Appreciate you!!
Fuck this is a great video
what compressor did you add on the break ??😮
are you on spotify ?
When comparing A vs B, you have to make the face when B plays
Is this not the same as using Air LoFi and adjusting the sample rate and bit size? Or is one way more advantageous? Not being a dick I’m asking because I don’t know. Bless (new sub)
Ryan. I need help with understanding bass. Sometimes when I get done with a beat I find it being the hardest task to add. Sometimes I don't use it & just rely on loud kicks to make the beat hit harder.
So My question is what did you use as a bass to put on this beat? Is the bass from the sample? Hopefully this question makes sense.
One shot live bass samples, some saturation/overdrive, and maybe sidechain the bass to the kick. For boom bap you really don't have to do anything super complex, just find the root and play when the kick hits, and then add some fills here and there to keep it interesting.
Can we just reduce the bit rate?
Just for my understanding, there is no 'sample rate' function in the MPC ONE? I had that in my 1998 Akai S20 sampler, and currently the Polyend Tracker has a bit rate menu, that tels you lower the bitrate for crunchier sound.
Great question! There is no way to adjust the sample rate at which the MPC One records. There are built in plugins that you can use to lower the sample rate after the sample has been recorded, but I find there is a much better result when either recording the sample at a higher speed, or resampling the sample locally. It would be nice if this was added similar to some of the older MPCs. Thank you for watching!!
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i tried this a couple times on my mpc 2500 and mpc 1000 but it sounds trash...
i sampled from youtube with my iphone
does someone know why?
maybe because of the low quality on youtube?
"I knew you before you had 2k subs"
U give Private online one on one?
I used to do this when I had to save beats to floppy disks.
If i was Barry White's drummer, I'd be suing you right now. Why not sample your own performances and not steal other people's talent? That's the mainstream now though so I kinda get it. I miss the old days. Real music talent is obsolete these days. I love my MPC One but use it as a drum machine and song arranger. I admit I'll probably modernize and do some sample based music too. I'm infected.
The old days? What, when sampling was prominent and every hip hop song used breaks, many of them uncleared?
gtf outta here with that shit lmfao
Jeezus dude, you’re absolutely unbearable.