You will never sound professional if you're just going to copy someone's UA-cam video and use a fucking computer to make music. If you really want to sound professional, go invest thousands of dollars on real studio musicians and producers.
I also discovered Alice recently and her tips are valuable. As someone that's spent most of my life working with traditional genres and new to edm, I've found her videos to among the most helpul out there. Also, her music stands apart from many other artists in terms of depth and creativity, up there with the very best and in some cases better. When creating playlists I typically pick one song for every 30 I listen to. My first listen to Alice on Spotify I added 5 songs. A very gifted artist imho.
Wrong. Your music will never sound professional if you are heavily relying on computer software as instruments. Copying Alice's ability to change the pitch of the second hihat in Ableton (something which nobody did in the 90s) doesnt make your tracks "somewhat" professional.
This pentagon is next level thinking when it comes to shaping not just percussion but any sounds really that needs movement - thanks for the tips Yalcin it's improving my production a lot.
Wow! This is the first video I've ever come across that doesn't try to blast the music sample super loud and super long. There's nothing worse than watching these videos at night trying to learn then all of a sudden the whole house is blasted with bass at full volume waking everyone up... I'm always like: "you claim to be a sound expert but can't even get your video to have regular volume levels."
I will print the pentagon out and add some information for myself how to adjust these parameters with my mpc one - thank you a lot for your very good inspiration and your very helpful content ❤
Found your channel today, amazing helpful advice. Getting a good hi hats/top perc line has always been a bit of a mystery for me, but your video has really opened my eyes as to why my hi hats have been bit flat. Thank-you Alice. Subbed!
/// 45 seconds since upload? FIRST. Merry Xmas, Alice - Thank you for SO MANY amazing tips and tricks. You're a fucking diamond. Here's to another year of production madness.
Very cool. Always nice to see how to make sounds. I've been using multisample drum libraries for my metal work. They give the timbral variation and the midi parts have the other variation due to being played by humans. Being able to use the bundled midi also exposed me to lots of rhythm styles I would not have encountered otherwise.
Super helpful, thank you!!! 🙏 Subscribed! I have one question, if you see this -- what is the LFO that you used at 1:48 to modulate the different parameters? I searched "LFO" in Ableton and it didn't pop up for me 😢
Amazing!!! I'm missing a lot of these tools in Studio One Artist. I need some advice: I'd like to make happy, bubbly kids songs, similar to Cocomelon. What instrument pack would you recommend?
Hey Alice!! I have your courses on mercurial, and I was looking through them to find your lesson on layering 2 different kicks making a nice thick body, and you said that drum kick looked a bit more like "sausage" 😂 it's true! I was having trouble with the kick I selected for one of my projects and I was looking for that lesson to help me make a fatter, denser kick. Is it in your course videos or your UA-cam videos? I've been looking everywhere for it! Any help is always appreciated and thank you regardless!✌️💯
It is probably in my peak time techno course and also in my how to techno video from previous years. That being said, I am still big supporter of “pick the right kick from the start” and “keep the extra processing minimal” So I would suggest just changing the kick and finding better sample
@@Alice-Efe Thank you!!! That's kind of what I was thinking you'd say and it seems to be so true. At the same time, it's always fun to have more technical knowledge of Ableton and how to pump things up if I need to😁
i honestly love all your videos, i end all my searches with "alice yalcin efe" just because i love the way you explain things and you are so much fun to watch. plus i love your accent. THANK YOU Alice!
Great hihat tutorial, thanks! Would love to hear your approach to mixing & mastering! Having trouble getting a kick with the same loudness/punchiness as Tinlicker while also aiming for -6 LUFS without clipping.
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this channel is the biggest reason my music sounds somewhat professional. Thank you so much alice
I only just discovered it and I have learned so much. It makes the goal of sounding like a professional producer seem so achievable.
You will never sound professional if you're just going to copy someone's UA-cam video and use a fucking computer to make music. If you really want to sound professional, go invest thousands of dollars on real studio musicians and producers.
I also discovered Alice recently and her tips are valuable. As someone that's spent most of my life working with traditional genres and new to edm, I've found her videos to among the most helpul out there. Also, her music stands apart from many other artists in terms of depth and creativity, up there with the very best and in some cases better. When creating playlists I typically pick one song for every 30 I listen to. My first listen to Alice on Spotify I added 5 songs. A very gifted artist imho.
@@Dubotic303 So true
Wrong. Your music will never sound professional if you are heavily relying on computer software as instruments. Copying Alice's ability to change the pitch of the second hihat in Ableton (something which nobody did in the 90s) doesnt make your tracks "somewhat" professional.
it's a crime that youtube took this long to recommend me this channel. wtf. so much amazing information so densely packed. thank you!
This pentagon is next level thinking when it comes to shaping not just percussion but any sounds really that needs movement - thanks for the tips Yalcin it's improving my production a lot.
Some really good ideas for keeping things interesting, thank you!
Wow! This is the first video I've ever come across that doesn't try to blast the music sample super loud and super long. There's nothing worse than watching these videos at night trying to learn then all of a sudden the whole house is blasted with bass at full volume waking everyone up... I'm always like: "you claim to be a sound expert but can't even get your video to have regular volume levels."
I can't believe that half way through you showed us the entire process again with different methods! You're the best! Signing up for your Patreon now
I have finally realised how important giving some groove is! Thanks Alice
I feel like I been lazy with my production and that a little effort on each sound can make a huge difference.
Although I don't use Ableton, I managed to distil these tips for use in my DAW.
Thank you for a Xmas load of hints and tips!
Great to hear, happy Xmas and new year!
this shaker video has Alice;s eyes blinking non stop!
😉
Most helpful video for me, because i know hats have so much energy to give to the mix, and i dont know how to control em.
Thnx Alice
You've been helping me a lot lately, my mixes got a whole lot better since I started watching your vids, thanks
I will print the pentagon out and add some information for myself how to adjust these parameters with my mpc one - thank you a lot for your very good inspiration and your very helpful content ❤
amazing how such a small change can make all the difference. Thank you so much for another great tutorial! Im so happy with this one!
This is the most helpful production video I've seen in a long time
Excellent tutorial! I am convinced! I subscribed!😊
Found your channel today, amazing helpful advice. Getting a good hi hats/top perc line has always been a bit of a mystery for me, but your video has really opened my eyes as to why my hi hats have been bit flat. Thank-you Alice. Subbed!
Welcome aboard! 😊✨🎶
Great as always! Nice to hear that you’re using sounds from my zenhiser pack in the background! 😍
Another golden video ! Thank you so much Alice !
Thanks!
Thanks a ton for the super Luke! Also appreciate 6 months membership. All the best to you!
this is really well made and explained. love ur videos
Wow that is gold! Awesome lesson
pentagon idea = golden
You're amazing Alice. Thank you.
Always a pleasure ❤
Aww cheers!
Great stuff! Sounds great.
precious techniques. Thanks for sharing
/// 45 seconds since upload? FIRST. Merry Xmas, Alice - Thank you for SO MANY amazing tips and tricks. You're a fucking diamond. Here's to another year of production madness.
You are indeed the first one! Merry Christmas and good luck with upcoming year with all the productions! ✨😊
Amazing perspective as always, thank you
My pleasure!
Great as always :) Merry christmas Alice!
Thank you and merry Christmas 🎄 🌟
Very cool. Always nice to see how to make sounds. I've been using multisample drum libraries for my metal work. They give the timbral variation and the midi parts have the other variation due to being played by humans. Being able to use the bundled midi also exposed me to lots of rhythm styles I would not have encountered otherwise.
Amazing as always
Your videos are great. Thank you very much and subscribed.
Thanks for this great videos, keep up !
Santa Alice Klaus state of mind 365/365 12/12 with your tutorials thanks to this beautiful teacher
aww thanks!❤️
Super helpful, thank you!!! 🙏 Subscribed!
I have one question, if you see this -- what is the LFO that you used at 1:48 to modulate the different parameters?
I searched "LFO" in Ableton and it didn't pop up for me 😢
Which version of Ableton do you have?
@@junk06 Ableton 10 standard. I'm guessing the LFO tool isn't available in my version? 🙃
@@jcksklngtn1 No actually it should be available in Live 10 standard. Weird...
@Smjunk That's so weird... I feel like my ableton is missing some features. Not sure how to resolve the issue.
@@jcksklngtn1 could try to re download it. Just make sure to safely store the files you don't want to lose
Amazing job. Thank you!
wow. this is amazing. Thank you!
good content!
Beautiful, also the video is great!
Thank you!
5:47 wow... thats how they do it. im so dumb
No, you're not! We all learn from each other= Scenius!
Sidechain ur percussion to the kick it will become much more groovy
Thank you! Wonderful
Subscribed. This is Fiya!!!
Cheers 😊✌️
When i was kid I was always thinking why my favourite band needs few years to make few songs...When I started producing the answer came by it self..😂
Brilliant as always
❤️🙏
Amazing vid, thank you! Is there a way to do this on Logic Pro? I don't have Ableton. Thank you!
Thank you! I am not a Logic user so I am not sur but maybe Logic users can help you out.
Thank you.
TESEKKURLER ALICEEEE 🌷 ❤
Amazing!!!
I'm missing a lot of these tools in Studio One Artist.
I need some advice: I'd like to make happy, bubbly kids songs, similar to Cocomelon. What instrument pack would you recommend?
I love you!❤
Awesome tricks. The vocoder Is incredible how increase the feeling un the track
It is definitely!
Another Great video
Thank you! 😊✌️
Hey Alice!! I have your courses on mercurial, and I was looking through them to find your lesson on layering 2 different kicks making a nice thick body, and you said that drum kick looked a bit more like "sausage"
😂 it's true!
I was having trouble with the kick I selected for one of my projects and I was looking for that lesson to help me make a fatter, denser kick. Is it in your course videos or your UA-cam videos? I've been looking everywhere for it! Any help is always appreciated and thank you regardless!✌️💯
It is probably in my peak time techno course and also in my how to techno video from previous years.
That being said, I am still big supporter of “pick the right kick from the start” and “keep the extra processing minimal”
So I would suggest just changing the kick and finding better sample
@@Alice-Efe Thank you!!! That's kind of what I was thinking you'd say and it seems to be so true. At the same time, it's always fun to have more technical knowledge of Ableton and how to pump things up if I need to😁
i honestly love all your videos, i end all my searches with "alice yalcin efe" just because i love the way you explain things and you are so much fun to watch. plus i love your accent. THANK YOU Alice!
Awww you are so nice, thank you!
Perfect as always Alice ! God Jul
God Jul! ✨
any recommendations for a good autopan vst?
Pancake2 by Cableguys is my go to.
I would like to buy some drum loops from you but do not know where to get it
You can find my samples and presets on www.mercurialtones.com 😊
Thanks a lot - will buy a few in some time as I think your sounds are the best in the world at the moment :) @@Alice-Efe
Some great ideas. Would love to hear what the un-variated hats vs variated hats added to the overall drum loop.
awesome thank you :)
THANK UUUUU
ya the best!
SUPER COOL
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why don't speak about the LFO inside simpler wihch can randomize pich/volume/pan & Filter for humanize rythm ?
Yesss!
Great hihat tutorial, thanks! Would love to hear your approach to mixing & mastering!
Having trouble getting a kick with the same loudness/punchiness as Tinlicker while also aiming for -6 LUFS without clipping.
Thank you! I have a kick and bass mixing and mastering tutorial as well on the channel. Have you seen those?
@@Alice-Efe Not yet, I'll go check them out, thanks!!
yay thank you :)
Nicee!
Thxs
Dixit annihilator: Alice on hell ! 😊❤
bagus 👍👍
the subtitles say thumb bras instead of timbre haha
Anything but actually playing a real pair of hats. :(
🤣😂
was she a he before?
Who cares? It's insulting in any case. I'm here for the excellent ideas presented.