I discovered your channel and your music, when i was watching Marcin's videos on how to make Hard Techno. Your tutorial on the screeches, and this kick tutorial are fking amazing!!! Thank you so much for teaching us, and for making incredible music. This knowledge you're sharing with us unworty peasants is pure gold!! You seem like a really nice guy, and I love how down to earth and calm you are. You got yourself a new huge fan! Best of luck for you and your career, you deserve it!! Greetings from germany, and stay safe and healthy ❤
My friend, the thing you said about finding your own sound and not making just another hard track really struck me. Always when I make music and I like where my song is going, I listen to very popular hard techno tracks after and think to myself: "No one is gonna like this because it sounds nothing like the popular music".
That’s a very interesting aspect of music, I was even thinking about making a video on this topic alone because in my opinion it could start a nice discussion about art, expression and the music industry itself
@@ExophoraMusic When would you say you actually ‘found’ your sound? I am producing for a year now and am still just fucking around with any sample or plugin I can find, not really sticking to a certain theme/sound.
Yo mate sorry for the late reply🙌 I think I started to “play” with my first Fl when I was 14/15 (so around 2015)… I had so make so many mistakes and got rejected so many times before actually finding my way. Honestly I still feel like I’m searching for it, I try to put different elements/vibes in every track that I make bc I feel so free to experiment right now. My advice to find your sound is to get out of your comfort zone: you like hard techno? Try to listen to dnb. You like house? Try to listen to metal. This will help you open your mind so much and will 100% make you a better musician overall
Bro unbelievable how much information you packed into this 37 minute video. You explained why you do what you do and kept reminding us that this is the way YOU like to do it and it is not the ONLY way to do it. Thanks for reminding that there are no "unbreakable" rules in music production. I've always believed that to find out how good someone is, you simply have to ask them to explain what they do in the simplest way possible. You did an amazing job, thanks a ton! Will be watching this video again and again. Your English is damn good, not just decent and I hope you make many more videos. Looking forward to your tutorial with Marcin!
@@ExophoraMusic Dude this video is more packed than anything else I've found on UA-cam! UA-cam shows you videos about making kicks, or the bassline, or the "techno rumble", but this video, in my opinion, is the only video you need to cover the entire low end spectrum (and a bit of the high end and mids as I learnt here) for a hard techno track. I have two questions, if you have the time: You mentioned "triplet rhythm" here. Do you have some examples of such a kick? I tried to use Ikkhi's Frequency as a reference track once and there was so much happening on the tail that got me wondering "what is this sorcery". ua-cam.com/video/G2Esxx2Z-kM/v-deo.html I followed your tutorial and this is where I got kind of stuck. If we compare the punch that we've worked on so far vs the punches from your sample pack (ARTIFEX), the punches on the sample pack are so effing FAT. Is it just clipping with saturation or distortion? To go from here to getting a kick that is "loud" like the "KICK FULL" samples in ARTIFEX, what do I need to do? ua-cam.com/video/G2Esxx2Z-kM/v-deo.html
Thanks for your questions! 1) to better understand triplets I think you should check out Mandragora - Sem Chao: during the first drop at 0:51 you can easily distinguish the triplet rhythm (count 1,2,3 every time the kick hits), while at 3:02 the “feeling” changes, and that’s because the track switch to a 4/4 rhythm 2) this punch is pretty rudimental if you ask me..😅. Layering is key, also some more processing is essential to make it pop, I’ll make a more detailed video in the future covering specifically punches🫡
@@ExophoraMusic Marcin mentioned in his live stream this Sunday that you're doing it with freeware?! Vital together with MISSTORTION, Convology XT, RAUM and all the stock Ableton plugins seem to be more than enough to cover most of the needs of an amateur producer 🔥🔥
I dont even listen to techno or related genres, but this vid was very nice. I like the sounds and the idea of this type of kicks and genres its just I'd do so many things different. Maybe someday I'll do a hard techno song my way as a bass producer lol
@@ExophoraMusic I've been trying to recreate this, but after a VERY frustrating week, I've decided to drop this project. No matter what I do, it just doesn't come close at all to your work.... Even the first step with the misstortion plug in sounds completely different for me :( Its very handy to be able to manipulate your kick or tweak it here and there. I had something like this in my mind for so long thats why i tried recreating your work but i failed missarbly :(
Hey there! I’d suggest to try to use the steps as a “general guide” more than a very precise recipe. You know it’s not setting a knob to 25% instead of 30% that will make or break a sound, every time you make a kick it’s different and there is no secret formula…and that’s a good news🫵 to improve I think it’s way more important to recognise WHAT your sound needs and HOW to do it. Recreating 1:1 sounds is good to understand WHY you need for example to add distortion, but don’t worry if the result sounds identical or not, is more important to understand the concepts so you can use them to express yourself in your own way🫶
Hey as a fellow hard techno producer i love the vid i also use, Gold clip to give my tail extra girth like really fat and warm ', unfortunately Gold clip is quite expensive around 200 euro I think it was
Amazing video, plus great rizz 😂Are you creating a separate rumble or this kick is all the low end for your tracks? For future tutorial: maybe talk about how they do the cool sounding screech coming towards the listener? I think maybe they do lots of reverb and reverse the patch/sample?
During the drops the kicks is the only element that goes in the low end (excluding some kickrolls and fills, but only when the main one isn’t playing) Nice suggestion for a next topic! I’d love to talk about screeches 🦅 (Rizz???😳😳)
You guys do not realise how good this guy is! Change the whole scene by perfectly glueing together the raw and industrial genre.
thank you🙏
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I discovered your channel and your music, when i was watching Marcin's videos on how to make Hard Techno.
Your tutorial on the screeches, and this kick tutorial are fking amazing!!!
Thank you so much for teaching us, and for making incredible music.
This knowledge you're sharing with us unworty peasants is pure gold!!
You seem like a really nice guy, and I love how down to earth and calm you are.
You got yourself a new huge fan!
Best of luck for you and your career, you deserve it!!
Greetings from germany, and stay safe and healthy ❤
My friend, the thing you said about finding your own sound and not making just another hard track really struck me. Always when I make music and I like where my song is going, I listen to very popular hard techno tracks after and think to myself: "No one is gonna like this because it sounds nothing like the popular music".
That’s a very interesting aspect of music, I was even thinking about making a video on this topic alone because in my opinion it could start a nice discussion about art, expression and the music industry itself
And, if you like where your songs are going, trust your guts and follow YOUR vision
@@ExophoraMusic I will definitely watch it, just subscribed so that I won't miss it
@@ExophoraMusic When would you say you actually ‘found’ your sound? I am producing for a year now and am still just fucking around with any sample or plugin I can find, not really sticking to a certain theme/sound.
Yo mate sorry for the late reply🙌
I think I started to “play” with my first Fl when I was 14/15 (so around 2015)… I had so make so many mistakes and got rejected so many times before actually finding my way. Honestly I still feel like I’m searching for it, I try to put different elements/vibes in every track that I make bc I feel so free to experiment right now. My advice to find your sound is to get out of your comfort zone: you like hard techno? Try to listen to dnb. You like house? Try to listen to metal. This will help you open your mind so much and will 100% make you a better musician overall
Amazing tutorial thank you for this 🙏🏻❤️
Bro unbelievable how much information you packed into this 37 minute video. You explained why you do what you do and kept reminding us that this is the way YOU like to do it and it is not the ONLY way to do it. Thanks for reminding that there are no "unbreakable" rules in music production. I've always believed that to find out how good someone is, you simply have to ask them to explain what they do in the simplest way possible. You did an amazing job, thanks a ton! Will be watching this video again and again. Your English is damn good, not just decent and I hope you make many more videos. Looking forward to your tutorial with Marcin!
Thanks a lot mate🫶 I was scared the tutorial wasn’t “packed” enough😅, I’ll definitely make some more (the one with Marcin is coming very soon👀)
@@ExophoraMusic Dude this video is more packed than anything else I've found on UA-cam! UA-cam shows you videos about making kicks, or the bassline, or the "techno rumble", but this video, in my opinion, is the only video you need to cover the entire low end spectrum (and a bit of the high end and mids as I learnt here) for a hard techno track.
I have two questions, if you have the time:
You mentioned "triplet rhythm" here. Do you have some examples of such a kick? I tried to use Ikkhi's Frequency as a reference track once and there was so much happening on the tail that got me wondering "what is this sorcery".
ua-cam.com/video/G2Esxx2Z-kM/v-deo.html
I followed your tutorial and this is where I got kind of stuck. If we compare the punch that we've worked on so far vs the punches from your sample pack (ARTIFEX), the punches on the sample pack are so effing FAT. Is it just clipping with saturation or distortion? To go from here to getting a kick that is "loud" like the "KICK FULL" samples in ARTIFEX, what do I need to do?
ua-cam.com/video/G2Esxx2Z-kM/v-deo.html
Thanks for your questions!
1) to better understand triplets I think you should check out Mandragora - Sem Chao: during the first drop at 0:51 you can easily distinguish the triplet rhythm (count 1,2,3 every time the kick hits), while at 3:02 the “feeling” changes, and that’s because the track switch to a 4/4 rhythm
2) this punch is pretty rudimental if you ask me..😅. Layering is key, also some more processing is essential to make it pop, I’ll make a more detailed video in the future covering specifically punches🫡
You’re the goat. You have a lot of talent
Very grateful bro❤️
Thank you man. Getting this info for free from one of the best producers out there is wild
This is gold, thank you mate
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Thank you so much for the knowledge man 🙏🏼🙏🏼 such a useful video
Very glad u liked it🙏❤️
This is some good stuff, we need more!!!
Thanks bro! I'm working on a special video with Marcin Rajski rn 👀
glad to see this man , i`m a huge fan !
My demon bro is crazy
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Thanks bro nice advice
You’re welcome bro
@@ExophoraMusicI bought your sample pack btw
Ty so much🙏🙏🙏
Grandissimo bro spero che tu faccia uscire un nuovo sample pack. Puoi fare un tutorial su fl studio ?
Ho visto che non sei l’unico a chiedere un tutorial su fl, devo certamente pensarci! Per il nuovo sample pack sto programmando qualcosa di speciale👀
Thanks for the great tutorial👏🏻! Another video about screeches and arrangements would be nice 😄
Yesss nice idea! Gonna think about it🤔👍
I hope the screech tuto come soon :)) thanks for this
I’m making a super tutorial with Marcin Rajski about screeches! Stay tuned😁
@@ExophoraMusic leetsgo ti es le boss !
@@ExophoraMusic Marcin mentioned in his live stream this Sunday that you're doing it with freeware?! Vital together with MISSTORTION, Convology XT, RAUM and all the stock Ableton plugins seem to be more than enough to cover most of the needs of an amateur producer 🔥🔥
Yes it is more than enough😉 vital is a powerhouse and stock plugins are nice and easy to understand
Screwface sounds good. Played it several times in a big club with a big sound system (1500 PAX)
Grande, fanne altri !!!
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Great tutorial! 💪🏼
thanks bro♥
Heard some of your tracks and it definitely reminds me of Delete. Good stuff, keep it up!
That’s a big compliment ❤️ rip to the legend who inspired so many producers🥀
Very good stuff Bro keep going Big hug from Spain 🤘🏻❤
Gracias 🧡
That’s why he’s the GOAT
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I dont even listen to techno or related genres, but this vid was very nice. I like the sounds and the idea of this type of kicks and genres its just I'd do so many things different. Maybe someday I'll do a hard techno song my way as a bass producer lol
Big respect for bass producers🤝
great great video man! I‘m just curious how long are you producing ? :)
I think I got the basic version of fl studio for Christmas in 2015.. but I started to take it more seriously in the last few years:)
Legend Broski 🖤
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thx for this!
You’re welcome🙏
you are a boss :)
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Ta Wueno
BRO WHAT THE FUCK?! THIS STUFF FOR FREE?! WOW! Really WOW! Thank you BIG TIMES! 🖤
Thanks!!😁😁
@@ExophoraMusic I've been trying to recreate this, but after a VERY frustrating week, I've decided to drop this project. No matter what I do, it just doesn't come close at all to your work.... Even the first step with the misstortion plug in sounds completely different for me :(
Its very handy to be able to manipulate your kick or tweak it here and there. I had something like this in my mind for so long thats why i tried recreating your work but i failed missarbly :(
Hey there! I’d suggest to try to use the steps as a “general guide” more than a very precise recipe. You know it’s not setting a knob to 25% instead of 30% that will make or break a sound, every time you make a kick it’s different and there is no secret formula…and that’s a good news🫵 to improve I think it’s way more important to recognise WHAT your sound needs and HOW to do it. Recreating 1:1 sounds is good to understand WHY you need for example to add distortion, but don’t worry if the result sounds identical or not, is more important to understand the concepts so you can use them to express yourself in your own way🫶
Hey as a fellow hard techno producer i love the vid i also use, Gold clip to give my tail extra girth like really fat and warm ', unfortunately Gold clip is quite expensive around 200 euro I think it was
Thanks for the suggestion bro I’m gonna check it out (even if 200€ is mad😅🥲)
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Amazing video, plus great rizz 😂Are you creating a separate rumble or this kick is all the low end for your tracks?
For future tutorial: maybe talk about how they do the cool sounding screech coming towards the listener? I think maybe they do lots of reverb and reverse the patch/sample?
During the drops the kicks is the only element that goes in the low end (excluding some kickrolls and fills, but only when the main one isn’t playing)
Nice suggestion for a next topic! I’d love to talk about screeches 🦅
(Rizz???😳😳)
wtf lol :)
Thank you man. Getting this info for free from one of the best producers out there is wild
Thanks❤️❤️❤️