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Making Techno With 1 Sample
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2020
- One sleepless night I had an idea to try and make a track with just 1 sample. This video is the result of this fun experiment :)
What I've learned is that with 1 good sample and the flexibility of Ableton you can actually do a lot, and pretty fast. The 1 sample limitation really boosts your creativity and your mind is working in a different way.
🔥 Raw Techno Sample Pack:
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This editing format, layout of the video - it's stellar mate. I'm sure its a bitch to do, timeconsuming, but it really does work great. Count me in, in the future - if you keep making more like this.
Thanks!
Last of Brunnen G I so agree, it’s so clear and easy to watch. Great content.
i agree, i especially appreciate the sequential activation of audio effects so we can hear exactly how the tone is shaped. great work, nice track and project :)
💕💕
*Me compulsively buying new synths every now and then cause of "lack of new sounds"
*Yan Cook:
I felt in the same way as you however along the years, exploring the many possibilities in the combination in simple effects and and basic plug-ins I realized there are not excuses like low budget whereas your creativity push you foward.
@@anibaltorija3385 absolutely, the sound design possibilities r limitless even with free software, its just a matter of knowledge in synthesis and lots of processing
really like how you walked through the single parts. well edited, impressive result!
this is realy the new meta... pls yan more of these
This needs a release to be COMPLETELY honest with you. That bassline slaps
PLS
this is not hate but a genuine question: what bassline? "thud thud thud" ?
I heard a famous producer saying recently that you can do anything out of anything. Here's a great demonstration!!! Love your work man! So the more you share studio tricks the better I feel...
It's almost as if you were focusing on the core of what techno is. Brilliant work mate!
Yan Cook, making better techno with one sample than 75% of techno that gets released. Amazing.
This just shows, that you don't really need so many samples/ext. plug-ins etc.
If you know how to use the (in this case Abletons) stock plug-ins and know how they effect each other, you are sooo ahead!
Great video! If you make it a whole series, that would be great!
Btw: well edited!
idk, many of these tracks are effectively sample-triggered physical modeling synths imo, with the amount of resonators and distortions and eqs and such stacked up. nothing wrong with that, but still quite a bit of complexity
@@laurenpinschannels of course, but that's the only way you would make a track out of a single kick sample
What you "need" depends on your workflow. If this process is creatively stunting to you in any way, then this isn't effective at all. To a lot of people, the additional steps required to turn a kick sample into another sound will kill their creative process.
It's a fun thing to showcase, but music production isn't strictly outcome based. And there are a lot of other factors that go into facilitating production than just the raw creation of sound. I doubt Richard Devine will tell you that even he "needs" anything more than a single app to create a quality track. But that's not stopping him from playing with his modular setup. Just because you can use only a single sample to get things done technically, doesn't mean that you may not not need more to realize your creative vision.
"Technical limitations" are almost never a limitations on arranging songs into a sounds, but almost always limitations to creativity. And what is or isn't a technical limitations will highly depend on the person.
There were 3rd party plugins, i for sure saw Valhalla Shimmer in the pad
@@seaofseeof Technically, if you're really smart and have a lot of time on your hands you could technically create any song with a single sine wave generator multiplied a billion times and with lots of pitch and amplitude automation 😆
more than just putting the pieces together, the way you designed the sounds, specially that main line, I could hear that sound and go "oh yeah, that's Yan Cook", and I think that's amazing
Reminds me of how the 909 track by ophidian was made using a single 909 kick.
Nice work :)
Sooo...we don't even need synths anymore, I just cough into a mic and ready to go.
tbh, the kick is a very manupulatable and musical sample: covers the frequencies very well, but still has a nice transient so as to hit well in a mix.
I'd let my butt cough
@@traumwandeln slap your butt for a clap like deadmau5
@@thewolfin fax
i forgot he did that for his claps
he said in a stream that he just takes his mic and just c l a p
The level of appreciation of the fact that it's Yan Cook making the tutorial is undescribable! Thank you so much, hope you make more of them! :)
A lot of respect for the plugin-chains revealer. As for me, that was my question - 'how is he accomplishing this kick?'. So this is a big deal for people, it's a no brainer.
You are a very strong producer i can tell you that just like developer all of your releases are full of quality tracks
Your channel is a gold mine, so well edited and so interesting
About 17 years ago, while studying at the University, I was experimenting on Reason trying to produce techno just using the sw with my crappy pc running windows me. This was a random video offered by the UA-cam algorithm and I am so glad it came up. First of all because it reminded me this era of my life and second and foremost because your track is excellent. Subscribed!
Next: Making 1 Techno Album with one Sample xD
XD
If it becomes a hit the obvious follow-up would be "1 Sample, 16 Genres: The Album"
Fantastic work here and great format too! Hope more like these will follow.
Would be an even better insight of your mind & production process if each slide had a little summary and reasoning behind main decisions like 'Keeping low end processing to minimal to avoid muddyness' or 'Setting low LFO rate for a hypnotic feel'. I'm able to pick up some of these but I'm sure there are a lot more I don't understand, they would also add a lot of value for beginners :)
That's a great advice, thank You! :)
@@YanCook If you have a sleepless night again you coud do a quick update with text layover of the same vid where you explain what you do in short terms. cuz this is some of the more brilliant stuff I've found on UA-cam and UA-cam is big and has a lot of stuff.
Basicly I'm also very much trying to say thank you
Охренительно, жду с нетерпением новые туторы))
DUDE WHAT THE HELL
if you find this amazing watch Ophidian turn a 909 kick into a whole track with melody.....
@@Braindizruptor yess that was amazing
Great edit man thanks for not talking over and explaning everything, you showing your screen effects on and off is enough :)
Yan that is incredible, really creative and very well put together.
wow, this vid may be one of the most insightful ones ive ever saw, instant sub! cool idea
Try this with noise or analog wavetables if you have another sleepless night :)
Its real fun with white noise, you feel like an audio rock carver haha
Tried that once with a kick. I did some microsampling out of it though and "cheated" hihats by processing with Vocoder. But I was quite surprised how far away I could from the original sound. Very intetesting :)
That convinced me to try out Ableton for myself, been making music for 6 years with FL Studio only. That changes today.
When the ValhallaShimmer kicked in at the "Pad" section...
I felt that.
This makes me want to get Ableton despite not sitting on any hardware. 😄❤ A breakdown like this from a great producer is so much worth and honestly inspired me a lot. Would love more similar videos or breakdowns!!
Haha insane track from 1 sample … when the clubs reopen I just have one wish: to catch Yan live so he may demolish my eardrums with all this banging goodness.
One of my absolute fav producers... and now one of my fav youtube tutorial makers. Legend.
What a fantastic Video, thanks! Please more of this stuff.
Brilliant, thanks UA-cam algorithm to show me this today. I can learn a lot from just that video.
Now let's dig into all your channel.
You know what I love about this vid. How you managed to massage a kick into so many of the typical sounds I expect to hear in a yan cook track
That's right, otherwise people buy whole walls of synthesizers :)
Whenever I run into your tracks, I can always tell they’re one of yours due to your unique style. This video proves your simplicity and talent even more.
This is great stuff man, the format of the video is absolutely fantastic, hope you will make some tutorials in that kind of way in the future!
Nice one, this used to be an old tracker challenge.. make a tune with a single sample (usually a sine wave)
I have always loved your music and seeing that you made a tutorial on yt just made my day!
Amazing and very supricing result ! Thanks for the video !
3 years ago buth this very easy and nice for beginners of techno
This is just crazy bro, i love everything about this.
This is stupid good. I spend literally hours almost every day and all I can seem to get is boring shit. Admittedly, I haven't been at it very long but still. This track is really sweet! You give me hope, friend!
Wow, if you keep releasing similiar content, I'm sure you'll get tons of new subscribers, amazing work!
Круто! Подача материала на уровне, ничего лишнего.Спасибо что поделился
Sounds like something you would hear in an SNTS set. Amazing work
this is crazy. Subbed and liked. Just discovered tthis channel the other day and im visiting it everyday. Thank you so much
Another sleplees night for me, greetings from Colombia!
Nice
Slapping massive effect chains on a kick to make it a synth pluck. I like it
The timbre is great!
great tutorial on flexibility and simplicity ! thank you
Thanks bro! Real content. I love your tracks. Come to buenos aires, we want hard kicks
thx for making such lovely soundcloud music mate, take care
Killer simplicity
Пересматриваю это видео, и ухожу переслушивать Counterclockwise. Abstract наверное мой самый любимый трек, и все благодаря этому завывающему пэду. Спасибо большое за творчество, и за то что делишься секретами
4:39 the madness starts.
Actually pretty cool to hear n see, what is possible with one sample if you push your mind's boundries :)
Wow. Easily the best ableton video I've seen in all of youtube and a wake up call for those of us that keep spending money on synths.
True Spirit of Techno !!
Very impressiv results!
really cool vid & editing and idea this, I've never really tried putting reverb on a sub/ sub frequencies as always worried about making the mix muddy, but this has inspired me to think about it
PLEASE DON'T GO SLEEPING ANYMORE !!!
Awesome! Really appreciate the effort you put into the editing, the result is so nice
Yes as said below, great format, more of those vids and i see an uptake in views, enjoyed the finished result as well as the proces
Wow, nice challenge. Looking forward to other ideas based on limited input :3
Good techno! I like this work!
Dude I'm very impressed! All components work very well together. Sounds great!
I love this kind of videos ! Saludos desde argentina 🇦🇷
THIS IS GENIUS!
Simply GREAT!!!!!!!
That's UNBELIEVABLE ...I really love it ..
And I definitely gonna test it for myself...I thought before of something like that but never done anything like this before
WOW. All I can say is I have so much to learn from you!!!!!!
This is actually incredible
Mad respect for your processing! Enjoyed tf out of this video🔥
Thank you for this! :)
thank god for the internet. Love from LA. yc.
Incredible work mate!
man i admire you, thanks , cheers from argentina :)
Amazing dude, please more videos like this, I really loved!
well I know when can't go far, but this is amazing.
The result is crazy
Impressive results!!!!
This is insanely good, really love your music and hope you'll make more videos like this!
Great video quality and nice end result. Respect man and you've just got a new subscriber :D
havent watched the video yet but i can imagine how you would make a full track with 1 beefy kick and nothing else
Great content, great result, and LOVE how you presented everything so clearly! Mad props
I see valhalla shimmer, except of this are you mostly using stock plugins for your productions? Man please do more stuff like this. This is absolutely amazing. It proves that creativity and know-how is everything
Yeah, mostly I use Ableton's stuff, but sometimes I use Valhalla reverbs and Devastor distortion.
Man, no words for knowledge and talent shared in such an easy and clear way to understand 🤯
Thanks a lot as this must have been very time consuming! ✌🏼❤️
This is a really cool formant. Well done, nice track in the end! 🔥
Amazing, really nice video format. But there is one thing I would love to see in the next: always for a short moment play the new layer together with the last ones so we can hear how the track builds up slowly
Amazing mate especially for the small bedroom producer. Thanks big time 👍
Thank you so much for this. Have been a fan for a while and due to the lockdown I decided to learn working with a DAW, could have not imagine to be learning from one of the masters :)
Thank you for this video
Hi Yan, I have thanks to COVID just started learning to use Ableton (started with operator). I see that you used something Called LFO MIDI for your mains. Is that a particular plug-in? I cannot find this (bare in mind i am still a super beginner). Did you use some special plug-ins as I have not seen the Devastor?
Thank you for all of this. You have motivated me to keep playing around
Pretty impressive, nice work.
Respect for the end result!
Loved IT. Nice Job
holy shit its yan cook with a tutorial! dude I found you out in highschool big fan!
Really inspiring.. the description is absolutely worth reading!
really cool! I did a similar experiment (line 22 years go) with my akai 5000 I also added one more level of complexity, the note was played only once, sequenced with many delays looping until the end of the song
So sick m8 amazing work
this is really good work keep doing it! I appreciate the time that you spent to do it.
Wow, super nice presentation style, and great result as well !
mannnn this is inspiration like yoooo.