Bro the way you mix teaching with humor and the way you deliver both is so fun and engaging to watch... i mean i had fun learning music production from the start (despite it being pretty difficult) but your way of educating just pulls me in even more and almost makes me forget how hard it actually is... this shit makes me remember that i started out making music to have fun. I sometimes forget that until i come across another one of you vids. keep it up
The Electric Bass in the Guitar and Bass pack is particularly good for creating bass 'ghost notes'. This is what makes bass players like Jaco Pastorius sound so funky. Once you've written your bass line, go back and start adding extremely short notes in syncopated 16th positions in the high register. These notes are so short you can barely tell what pitch they are but they add a percussive magic that will bring your bass lines to life.
@ Arne Hanna: Pastorius, Erskine and Zawinul are GODS! At least 70% of what I know about Funky Bass and keyboards improvisation comes from Weather Report. So I'm gonna put a HUUUGEE Thumb up here!
I honestly didn't expect to actually finish the video. But it's unexpectedly brilliant! Good on the democratized nature of UA-cam that can allow such unique voice to be published and heard!
My sister has colon cancer (not funny uggh) .... but I spit my coffee laughing! "C is for colon cancer, let's chage to E".... classic! Super easy and insightful way to create funky bass beats. Love that octave jump and step ladder technique. Subscribed instantly!
What a perfect video. I just started with Ableton & this whole producer thing less than a month ago so everything is very new to me. I’m happy with my progress but your video has taken me from the middle of the disco with a frown to groovin in the spotlight! You rock man! Keep it coming 👏👏👏
at 3 minutes in I finally understood what is meant by playing along with the drums just by showing an actual example of it! Haven't found any video that explained it that simply lol
I'm a bass player by feel and sound alone and never thought learning core and basic music theory would up my bass playing. Thanks for this video i never knew that i was doing Chromatic motion all the time i decided to use a Diminished chord/note both on my bass and electric guitar playing.
The B part is basically the bassline from Stardust's only track, "Music Sounds Better With You." Stardust is compromised of Thomas Bangalter (silver half of daft punk, ran a label called roule), Alan Braxe (french house legend and released some tracks under roule), and Benjamin Diamond (just a french vocalist). So that probably explains why.
I main tuba and make hip-hop and silent hill beats. You have no idea how much the bass can make a beat or song feel so different and in many times, better. Listen to this man. Thanks for lighting more minds, underbelly.
Bro the way you mix teaching with humor and the way you deliver both is so fun and engaging to watch... i mean i had fun learning music production from the start (despite it being pretty difficult) but your way of educating just pulls me in even more and almost makes me forget how hard it actually is... this shit makes me remember that i started out making music to have fun. I sometimes forget that until i come across another one of you vids. keep it up
yeah this guy is genius
Seriously funnier than most stand up comedians and tv sitcoms
The Electric Bass in the Guitar and Bass pack is particularly good for creating bass 'ghost notes'. This is what makes bass players like Jaco Pastorius sound so funky. Once you've written your bass line, go back and start adding extremely short notes in syncopated 16th positions in the high register. These notes are so short you can barely tell what pitch they are but they add a percussive magic that will bring your bass lines to life.
Thanks! Will try this out.
Jaco was a beast at bass solos
See MonoNeon from Ghost-Note
Great tip, and 100%
@ Arne Hanna: Pastorius, Erskine and Zawinul are GODS!
At least 70% of what I know about Funky Bass and keyboards improvisation comes from Weather Report. So I'm gonna put a HUUUGEE Thumb up here!
Never thought I'd learn so much about bass in a 10 min video. Thanks underbelly 🕺
This is the new gold standard for tutorial videos for any topic
0:59 "it's the sweet delicious glue that holds the pieces of the band together"
**Yoko's picture**
Been making the best how to produce videos for years and still getting better. Thanks fella!
Praise be to the UA-cam algorithm for delivering this channel.
This is one of the best tutorials i've ever seen. So helpful and the humor is on point. I love this guys teaching.
I spit out my coffee when he said "It sounds like Humpty Dumpty has colon cancer" and I wasn't even drinking any
I'd get tested just in case
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😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
The second part of the bassline reminds me Music sound better with you by stardust, excellent tutorial UB!!
Because those 4 notes are the same but played differently ;)
Laughing while learning is the greatest feeling. You're the best, Underbelly!
Legit the AVGN of Music Production Tutorials I love it XD
I honestly didn't expect to actually finish the video. But it's unexpectedly brilliant! Good on the democratized nature of UA-cam that can allow such unique voice to be published and heard!
do you even Earth the past few years?
My sister has colon cancer (not funny uggh) .... but I spit my coffee laughing! "C is for colon cancer, let's chage to E".... classic! Super easy and insightful way to create funky bass beats. Love that octave jump and step ladder technique. Subscribed instantly!
Bro the way you teach is so motivating for some reason, maybe it’s the humor idk but I love it
This was fucking amazing. Love the sense of humor, memes, music and talent! Great job mate, honestly.
What a perfect video. I just started with Ableton & this whole producer thing less than a month ago so everything is very new to me. I’m happy with my progress but your video has taken me from the middle of the disco with a frown to groovin in the spotlight! You rock man! Keep it coming 👏👏👏
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I teach Ableton in a school, this is such an unbelievable tool , thank you so much !!!
It is noble to be expert in whatever you have the good fortune to teach
Best tutorial voiceover you could possibly ask for. Damnit man, keep up with these style!
at 3 minutes in I finally understood what is meant by playing along with the drums just by showing an actual example of it! Haven't found any video that explained it that simply lol
Bruh, I died at the bassist take upers and downerss thats why they always playing octaves. XD
I'm a bass player by feel and sound alone and never thought learning core and basic music theory would up my bass playing. Thanks for this video i never knew that i was doing Chromatic motion all the time i decided to use a Diminished chord/note both on my bass and electric guitar playing.
This was hands down one of the best tutorials!! Loved the simplicity of this process
Only vid I’ve seen so far and I could not subscribe and like fast enough. Dude keep it up
You are a legend in pedagogy
Amazing tutorial as always 😭🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥
I NEVER WRITE COMMENTS, BUT MA YOU DID A HELL OF A JOB! STRAIGHTFORWARD, FUNNY, GROOVY, YOU GOT IT ALL!
That B part sent me into a groove. Good work! Daft punk vibes with it for sure.
The B part is basically the bassline from Stardust's only track, "Music Sounds Better With You." Stardust is compromised of Thomas Bangalter (silver half of daft punk, ran a label called roule), Alan Braxe (french house legend and released some tracks under roule), and Benjamin Diamond (just a french vocalist). So that probably explains why.
Your tutorials are the best! 🕺 ⭐️ 🎸
My roomate says I should lay off the lines, but now I can hit all the lines I want, basslines that is. Thanks UB.
I main tuba and make hip-hop and silent hill beats. You have no idea how much the bass can make a beat or song feel so different and in many times, better.
Listen to this man. Thanks for lighting more minds, underbelly.
yo i'm gonna check out your silent hill beats!
I feel like you are explaining like I'm an idiot, and I like that
1st class infotainment! Entertaining and educational. Thank you.
Easily my new favorite UA-cam channel
Came for the production tips. Stayed for the WOWZERS
Holy shit. I can't think of anyone as simultaneously funny and educational as you. GREAT video!!!
beautiful explanation can you explain how to make disco 70 strings ?
Learned a lot in this short video. Thanks!
This was genuinely super helpful!
Really like this format of videos, can't wait for new ones!
I love how you make me feel like an idiot, while also teaching me cool stuff.
Thank you for your wisdom, O Mighty Underbelly.
Man, you had me at Yoko Ono
daaaym! hes back
That Yoko Ono picture on the TV was excellent 😂 Ura genius UnderB!
Using A minor after C major was hilarious
WoW ! Brand New Laptop looks good ! Thanks for vids
as someone who's just been throwing droney one-note per bar basslines into my dance beats way too much, this is good reality check. thanks
This is one of the best tutorials. Your outro got me crying 😂😂😂😂
Finally a great video about writing funk basslines.
Never seen anyone explain stuff as basic. So helpful
Great video mate! Cheers 👍🏻
iv-i-VI-III progression, my favorite
I love your videos, you save me when i need motivation. Thanks for all Pewdiepie!
wow...... 9:23 well this was an informal yet entertaining video jajaja. Life is good!
Always enlightening, always entertaining . Thanks UB
Can’t wait to get a lesson from Prance again.
Highkey could build an entire career off of this video
Your videos have helped me so much my guy
So funny, and educational 😹 Legit never woulda thought I could understand how to make DISCO FUNKY basslines but you explained it perfectly.
Best music UA-camr ever!
you are the only teacher whose words im happy to write down
hoooollllyyy shiiiiiid i never knew ableton had a scale section... game changer!!!!
Your stuff is super fun and super informative. Good job.
What a great video, loved your style man✌🏻👽✌🏻
This is an incredible tutotial, thanks for doing this! I learned so much in a such as short time, it was also fun to listen throughout :)
love this guy and his delivery. thank you i no longer suck at producing
2:03 How come his note, envelope and expression tabs are under the clip view?
Greetings from Uruguay! Thanks
youre the best pls never stop creating!
Amazing! Excellent tutorial
Amazing. Missed your genre series 👏👏👏
You are hilarious! Awesome job!!
Great! 10 minutes that made impact in my production skills :)
Oh wowzer. I didn’t know what to expect going into this video but I did actually learn a lot 😅
Your video production is noticeably improved! Hilarious as always-- keep it up!
yooo that video was killin .. thx for hits!!
6:22 sounded so genuine out of nowhere lmao these videos are hilarious
I am glad this video is doing so well, bring back Disco underbelly
Awesome tut
We love you underbelly!
Glad I found this channel, so many of these tutorials take themselves too seriously.
awesome vid man ur hilarious and the groove was funky
This channel is amazing
i've been love your videos since time, yes good
Ooh thank you for this! My basslines are gonna be x100 more 🔥 now 👀
Classic love your teaching style
My dude! Thanks for this. 😎
Great track at the end. Very talented, yet frustrated, musician you are.
Classic dude love your style
Dude...brilliantly funny and informative. Great work! ;)
I love your content man
Outrageously wonderful! Thank you
I needed this for my music❤
You are like a cross between Thane Furrows and Dr. Steve Brule...and I mean that in the most complimentary way. Subscribed! 😎
love this
Yesss! Great tutorial, delivered with 👌🏻humour. Subbed 👊🏼
Extremely entertaining and informative. Thanks for reminding me that music making can be fun!
As a bassist I definitely enjoyed it lol
Here is your well deserved thumbs up, good sir!
Your humour is incredible 😅