ChatGPT is awesome for deconstructing songs or part of songs you like. This really helps develop your sound assuming you like a ton of music and hopefully have taste

South Africa approves👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥

bro i think you should DS your voice a lilbit 😂

Ayyyy thanks for the shoutout broski💪

After 30 minutes of searching for this sort of effect I found this. Thank you

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Where is the wiki link?

This band is a genre all its own.music is like nothing I've ever heard.i just wanna sit on a floatie in a pool with a cocktail and listen to this amazing sound!

And to think Kanye did all of this on his own w no KZfaq or presets crutches to help him

Absolutely phenomenal video! Thanks for the great tips 👏👏

Absolutely fantastic guide to sampling in the modern era. Brilliantly produced video.

You, sir, are an amazing teacher. I've been producing since ableton 8 and I never understood compression except for sidechaining. But seeing the visual, I immediately understood. Honestly to me you are the best ableton/music teacher I have ever saw, on KZfaq. Can't thank you enough for your content.

Great video man. I have set up using my helix pretty close to your but I definitely think he's using a flanger and not a chorus pedal. If you check the djon video we're he shows his gear, he's using an old boss flanger

Love the tutorials! Keep em up thank you

I love that visualization tool you used. It really helps us see how the parameters impact the sound.

love these weekly devices!!! great informative video

Grab the new "Quick Compressor" rack, bonus episode and PDF over at the Patreon! (PS, the new rack emulates some of the characteristics of the UA 1176 😱 Super fun stuff!) Link in the description.

Uuuuuhhmmmm, not to be hyperbolic - but you may have just changed my life!! Thank you, homie!

which is the program u use ?

Dude this is great. Ive been looking for a way to get more out of one shot samples instead of having a multi-sampled drum library. This came just in time. sounds great!

How do I add the makers lol

Such a great video bro!

This video definitely introduced a new way for me to look at sampling. I appreciate that.

This was by far, the most comprehensive, helpful, and creative Sampling Techniques video I've ever seen. I've been searching for a video like this for a while and most time the techniques are either WAY to basic (such as simply chopping, or pitching a sample), or WAY to complicated, and they assume the viewer is a top notch producer/audio engineer. This was the best of all worlds, as it was showed the basic tactics for beat hobbyists like myself, but also thoroughly explained the more difficult techniques that I want to start exploring, as I feel I've moved into intermediate levels of sampling techniques. All in all, thank you for such a great video. You've got a subscriber out of me and I will continue to follow your content.

Great ideas and inspiring video!

i plan on doing an electronica house/pop cover of the song called "Right here right now" by Fat Boy Slim from the 90's :)

He skipped the most important preferences 🤡 audio settings

Great video, but I came here to learn how you ran the Microcosm into your DAW so that I could run MIDI instruments through it.

that thumbnail is so funny yet true omg 😅

thanks heaps for this ! this is a breakthrough for me ! as i want to explore automating midi chord progressions with special effect midi instruments with ableton live with pigments synthesizer plugin and sequencing so i can explore electronica genre music production ! :)

Amazing video very insighful

Will this see a release? Very Tycho!!

Funny how he samples Squarepushers Come on my Selector from a track that had sampled it.

but this is not a close oneheart ahahahah this is sounds like a shit

I agree, after using both quite a bit, I prefer Suno's output. I am not sure why people think Udio is better, maybe it's better at other genres.

Really cool to see you grow man 🔥

great video! I'm just starting to learn sampling, this is a perfect video for it, thank you!!

What’s wrong with using AI? I used it for sound design. I wanted a machine noise I could layer with my clap, specifically a rotary sound kind of like a rotary phone sound but I couldn’t find it on splice. It generated 5 sounds instantly which saved me immense time searching online for the sounds.

Great video. I've been working on this recently and this should help a lot. Very informative.

Did you just sit here and talk us through an extremely comprehensive yet easy to understand lesson on how to produce music…

Nice!! Love to see how you process the samples. Ive found the RipX DAW to be the best for stem seperation, gives you a lot of control especially when separating tracks that are within a similar frequency band, but lalal is really convenient (especially with the desktop app)

very insightful! its both scary and cool how advanced ai as gotten regarding music

Suno's Wiki says that the music created on their site is copyright free and doesn't use any intellectual property from artists... Do you think that's true? What's your opinion?

Just send me the patch please.

That’s so great! Is there a way to make those glissandos in cents instead of semitones?

So fascinating hearing the attention to detail in what initially sounds like a really sparse track.

Are you selling the Ableton session?

Best sampling video I’ve seen

this is so unbelievably sick man! Game-changing beat tips and you make it so accessible and succinct. Thanks for this!

Where to get Those clock samples?