Never knew Karim Benzema is also a producer

You're awesome, I don't speak English, but with the automatic subtitles and guiding myself through the image, I try to capture as much as I can. You're a sampling monster, the way you use each tool with a purpose is truly inspiring. Sending you a hug from Peru.

this was super fire. thanks for the content as always!

You are a Magician! Love that beat!

thank you for all the tips on layering! something really REALLY hard to learn due to its occasionality, and something you are really good explaining. amazing video!

Wow, what an amazing video. So clever and clear. Makes me want to go into the studio and make beats again. Thank you

Bro this is a gem. Thanks very much appreciated. Soulful asf.

another much needed tutorial ❤

Just getting back into it after taking a break from producing. These videos are great inspiration

Thank you for the layering production Tipp at 5:50. This will save me so much time of my life. Great content 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

These are definitely the best tutorials on sampling on yt for sure!

smooth tutorial. Thx Navie!

Thanks man been following ur videos for a long tym now💛

Thanks for that useful trick layering the kicks!

this beat is so good

Thanks again, for the wisdom, Navie

thank you for explaining the why. The most imporant part of teaching.

Love you man!

🔥🔥🔥 dope info

Once again, the GOAT blesses us with his expertise.

I learn a lot from ur videos !

as always great video!

Appreciate this video 🔥🔥🔥

Gotta be one of my favorite beats you have ever made, loved all the layering you did!

Heat!!

It's been a long time that I haven't checked your tutorials.

Thank you for this video

thanks a lot

Beat is🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Hey brother, just wanted to let you know that your videos inspired me to get back into hip-hop producing as well as paying more attention to my favorite beats. I fell into an electronic music production rut but your tips and insight got me back into where I started, but leveled up. Appreciate you, excited to keep following your channel!

this video exemplifies how hard can be to replicate kanyes sound

🤠Thank you, a soulful Thank you!

Yeah Navie D is the go to guy for this stuff Bruh. I've took his beat academy courses. GAME CHANGER 👌💯😎

Bro’s my music teacher atp🫶

Great video as always, you should make a video about making an actual song, like with vocals and mixing & all

quick tip for making bass - of you have problems with finding the right note for bass pattern, you can just put eq on ur sample and delete all high and middle stuff, put lots of distortion and try find what are the notes you hear

You need to do a video on RZA

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honestly these overexplained videos are some of the best tutorials on youtube

NOW THIS is how you teach beats and make a beat ! IMMEDIATE SUBSCRIBE keep this up!

Mans doing God's work 🙏🏾

Drop the workout routine too fam

Been dipping my toes in making Soulful Boom bap beats lately and I must admit that it is one of the best things I ever did xD nothing beats Chopping up a good gospel or soul sample! Combine it with some scratching and I am in beatmaker heaven

Can you make a tutorial showing you edit your videos

Can you make a vid on how to make beats like Jagger fin from takebacks some aesthethics/soft rock type beat

Hey , can you make Apollo Brown deconstructed tutorial ?

Do a clams casino tutorial 😤

Yo I could use some one on one training with FL. Thanks.

muito bom e profissional

AYOOO POPOPOPOPOPO

Cover RZAs production style pleeaassee

I'm curious whether Serato Stems feature may have helped in this production?

Can you sell beats with samples before you get it cleared? And how do you get it cleared?

I wanna make Kanye type beat and im thinking about buying the mpc live 2. What advantages would fl have to you for this type of production?

Im always trying to sample something off of youtube, but every time I pull something into serato from the converter it never works! Any help?

Are you the same Navie D who created/produced Cave Crawl and Nightride??

I dont understand one thing. You have cleans sounds efter the bass, then you add a bunch of stuff after, that in my opinion isnt really needed. The mixing is most likely gonna pass a filter, and its gonna sound muddy? So my question is, do you do this cause you like it, or cause the current gen of music requires it?

Please is there anyway to contact you??

tips are good but i prefer experimenting on my own, to be unique

Navie D for President!

Have you done one on RZA? If not can you? I love his dark and soul beats as well

Please share the sampling tips with stock fl plugin as my laptop is in bad condition where i can't have any big plugins to do sampling and help out with how to find the tempo or how to put the sample on tempo please its a request please do this

Anybody know how much the BetterBeatmaker course costs?

Great video, was searching for soulful beats explanation for a long time now. I still can't fully understand the drums. Everytime I choose a sample, it feels like the drums of the sample are completely standing in my way. Can I just ignore them, or what should I do?

Didn't know Manoj sarangapani was also a producer

karim benzema

This is tough…

Sir, please make a video on making juice wRLD type beat

first comment huhuh

Dope vid as always ❣ but shouldn't you (as an experienced and knowledgeable educator) at least mention the potential downsides with sampling records you prob can't clear? Obviously you're not gonna get sued the second you rip it, but building your catalog with productions you don't fully own can/have/will cause issues for most producers. Would just be good for up-and-comers, who are brand new to the game, to know at least

I like the beat, but this is not soulful like the title claims. The beat sounds more like a classical beat with an opera sample. I would use a real soul sample to begin with.

Excellent stuff, truly, but i wouldnt call this remotely "spuklful". Its just sampling softer vibes, much like Dan the Automator did with Lovage. Its very pop-py but no this aint "soulful". But its good and i love your tutorails Navie.

Kanye West is not boom bap

half of the fun is the search and listening to music you've never heard or even thought about before. digital crate digging is tough sometimes when looking for a specific type of song to sample and you don't really have the record sleeve to give you any information to go off of (instruments, producers, even labels). I know they have channels dedicated to samples, but they are usually a big mixed variety. I like to use AllMusic and sites like that to go through compilation albums (similar to those timeless infomercial albums you'd see at like 3AM in the 90's and early 2000s). Anyway, I'm just sharing how I like to go about finding a random-specific type of song to sample that may help someone if they hit a brick wall when searching through KZfaq's algorithm. Anyone else do anything different when digital crate digging?

Hi, where are you sourcing your breaks from?