Inspiring beat making tool!
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- Опубліковано 26 гру 2023
- Try Create Mode: on.splice.com/477RmFb
Thanks Splice for sponsoring this video! As mentioned I've been using this tool since the app version CoSo dropped and have already released some tracks I started on it:
"we'll never have enough time together" - Splice gave me a vibe idea and I played stuff that changed and replaced all the loops fanlink.to/andrewhuang-wellne...
"Hello My Little Mushroom" - Splice served up the keyboard loop that I did a lot of chops on fanlink.to/AndrewHuang-DustAn...
As a bass player, coso has been an incredible tool for practicing!
Improvising bass lines, soloing, locking up to grooves , and overall making the practice process funnier than a metronome!
Whoa what a genius use-case, I'll start using this to get better at jamming too!
😯what a good use of this
Dope idea
i’ve always used splice loops as a way of setting vibe. i’ll dig through stuff until i find a vibe that inspires me and gives me ideas. i’ll put it in ableton, and a lot of times i don’t even keep the original splice loop. it ends up getting replaced, but the song wouldn’t have been made without it. the stacks feature just expands that a little farther and gives you more ideas
it's interesting when you get the original samples from the stacks. the change in pitch or tempo makes a lot of those original samples SOOOO much different in the feel. i'm enjoying stacks. I;m old and don't see AI as a threat. Even if it's something like UDIO. I'd totally collaborate with UDIO or SUNO tracks, or better yet, make my own covers of my own prompted songs. at least import the stems and make a remis... . I hope Splice puts more energy into stacks and expands the 'similar' sounds, features. Even then, creating a 'stack' can take a while, though. I've spent over an hour on some of my stacks. Perhaps that's okay???????
Thanks for the excellent walkthrough Andrew! Stay tuned for even more exciting updates coming soon…👀
@splice @andrew curious if there has been any updates with the content ID problem for melodic / harmonic loops? I’ve seen people make videos about how ‘royalty free’ samples that aren’t mangled enough get people copyright strikes if two producers use the same loop and upload to distributor. Thnx
The splice subreddit is all I have to say. 😅
Just don’t start using AI music making tools
fix the copyright issues... many 'producers' just slap random loops together as default and start claiming left and and right... its to the point that it reached thousands of such cases
gonna drop em so hard when they do that@@GabeWilliams
I’ll never use this but I can see experienced producers using this for inspiration and inexperienced ones having fun with or using it as a shortcut, gonna be interesting to see what sort of impact it has.
I have created many great works with this tool... Shout out to Splice ✊🏾
I love this format. I’ve found that recreating samples into my own thing often takes a song in a completely different direction to the point it sounds completely different to what inspired it. A really good jumping off point if you don’t know where to go musically.
It would be awesome to see you do more of this!
Splice is the death of music
Talk about an absolutely amazing tool for writing lyrics as well. I’m not musician, but I love to write lyrics as a hobby, and doing so to a beat that is unique makes that process so freeing. Just vibing with the beat and flow to get out what you’re feeling and thinking. This puts that at your fingertips in an instant and that’s so powerful.
Brilliant idea actually, I also come up with songs that pop into my head when I hear certain sounds, but this tool makes those specific sounds very customizable and would indeed be a great tool for finding inspiration or even just creating a quick beat for freestyling!!
@@conorgraves exactly! The use-case is wide open here, people just need to use it correctly. Don’t let it think FOR you, let it think WITH you.
love the free-flowing vibe that was ultimately something that Andrew created, but was facilitated by this tool. looking forward to more like this!
What's wild is that legally speaking you literally could take everything from the Splice stack as is, make an arrangement, and then release it as your own. AI is already doing this.
But as Andrew shows, there's so much more knowledge and skill that goes into producing a track than just putting loops together.
Haha yeah and it winds up being your most popular track when you did so much actual work on your others 😂
Product idea for Splice: What I would love is a desktop version of this tool which allows you to tag your own original loops with key and tempo, and then will mix and match your own content. I would gladly pay for that!
I'm now convinced this is how Spotify fakes artists and makes their lofi chill playlists
I use Create to make something that sounds like a fully completed song and then sample that using granular synthesis and chops. can give it a really cool feel
My issue with coso is that the shuffle has to match the samples so much that I often get samples with all the same one singular note or just a really safe simple loop. But picking my own loops from splice sounds way better
My Book of Chances just arrived. So well put together. Well done you and the team. Looking forward to using it creatively.
I’ve made dozens of demos with Coso, it’s sick.
Can actually see myself using this to kind of emulate “jamming” with a band for solo projects. Most certainly would not keep the original samples but would definitely be a great way to kickstart a song
Always the right word to talk about silly things, definitively inspiring ❤
I would say that this is the best thing for writer’s block. I don’t have a ton of free time so I have to get the juices flowing, often a single loop can get me started, but some random stacks like this is great. And you can always start with a stack and then do your own thing, I think this is great. Can you search by chord progression or mode?
I love the idea
Very inspiring as always ✌️
Love your hair!
This is spiffy. I don't really make this kind of music, but it's cool to know this exists.
I like this Live theme you have!
Allways the good stuff on your Channel ❤👍✌️
entire genres over one drum break really puts things into perspective.
As a drummer, I can see this being more useful for creating loops to practice to
There is nothing to compare to a Rhodes. Love it. 😊. What a fun tool.
This makes me think of ToonTrack's song mode from EZDrummer/Superior Drummer, where you can tap in a beat and build an entire song arrangement of drum MIDI loops in seconds. Younger me thought that was kind of a cheap shot, and current me realizes that it's really great to get a musical idea and then work off of it as a creative tool.
dope g ! im gonna have to try it out , thanks !
this beat was very Minecraft-ee or something out of Metal Saga OST, really good vibes
I need to try that
Dorian is a piano prodigy already.
This is pretty killer. Won't replace me in the process, but will keep me from getting stuck when I just need something different to create over and through
love it
Working with AI definitely has its merit in pretty much every industry. As long as it doesn't get all-consuming, and we preserve the human element, it can exist to help inspire and guide us. I must admit I'm not free of worry when it comes to the topic of AI, and I'm still pretty apprehensive, but it just depends on who is using it and how it is used. Fun video.
Ive just got back into music after years of mot making anything. Part of my reboot was based on some of the music i heard from you. 💪🏾
10:38 holy shit, this is amazing out the gate!
I really like the Idea of how this can help you map out how to choose sounds and effects. Helps you learn how people might achive different sounds and how those sounds fit together. Thanks for the insight
This would be useful for importing into the Roland SP-404 MK2.
enjoyed the creative thought behind recreating your own music inspired by the loops
Sick
The hair be lookin FINE hommie. sick vid too!
MasterClass
nice vid andrew 👍
Thank
i knew that e-jay is gonna come back someday)
we need more 4 producers 1 song
ok, loopcloud also has an AI finder and does about the same, but this tool is way more intuative and direct.
Yeah I'm using loopcloud, and though I'm using less of the AI finder tool, I'm wondering if it's worth switching to splice just to try out this mode.
I love this!! I like to "live DJ" just for myself by doing basically this in Ableton but by manually digging through tons of random samples, so i see this as just an easier way to get higher quality and more consistent random tracks. So cool! Thanks for sharing, Andrew, and thanks for sponsoring this, Splice!
Your hair is also inspiring!
bro has more money in credits than I make in a month
2024 gonna be a wild ride, hold on to your seatbelts people and get cracking. tay tuned for even more exciting updates coming soon…
Is there a tool like this but with your own loops/samples?
marc rubilette vibes for sure
Most impressive part is lighting yourself very decently with your computer screen😂
I’m really glad I’m from the SP12 era.
Very cool for ideas for sure. It should be called “arranging” really. Not hating just saying. Super great tool for dum drummers like myself… I can plop around on the piano and know theory but still I’m a drummer so things like this are great
Cool new haircut!
Putting AI in the thumbnail almost turned me off of the concept before even clicking because AI generative tools are so problematic. But using large-scale computing just to detect genre is a very acceptable use; I wouldn't even call it AI just to avoid the negative connotation it has in the art world
pandora's box is open. all this mode of thinking will do in the long run is get you left behind.
Unfortunately, the Soulful Beats and Lo-Fi Wave categories are no longer available. I always liked these two the best. Maybe we'll be lucky and they'll be back?
I mean. It's a fun toy. I have a subscription to output that I occasionally use and chop, but all these shortcuts and AI things are robbing musicians or producers or collageists, whatever you want to call them, of the reward of learning how to do all this stuff from scratch.
It's not instant gratification, but understanding how all these pieces are made is one of the most unique and precious gifts you can give yourself. Chances are you're not gonna make it big so you may as well do something nourishing for your soul instead of fast food. And yeah, you can flip and tweak this stuff into something uniquely expressive of your own sound but I wonder what percentage of people actually take the time?
It's kinda sad how music has become this predatory pyramid scheme where producers are just hustling their skills to other would be producers
So true. Fun tho init 😊
"shortcuts and AI things are robbing musicians or producers or collageists, whatever you want to call them, of the reward of learning how to do all this stuff from scratch." - Nobody is holding a gun to your head forcing you to use splice
Hundred percent agree. Although I think in the long run AI will just be used to create more generic music, by people who have little understanding of what they're doing, with the real groundbeaking material being created by the hands and brains of flesh and blood humans. Will this tech ever give us a new Prince, Aphex Twin, Miles Davis, or Stevie Wonder or any of the numerous great artists one can name? I'm gonna say no. There's a reason people are becoming increasingly disengaged from a lot of mainstream product, particularly in music and film. So much of it lacks the spark of real human creativity and spontaniety and I write this as some one, who like most contemporary musicians, writes elctronic music. Too much of this stuff is geared to just reproducing already established genres rather than encouraging innovation or real self expression. With the bottom line of making money fuelling an inherently conservative impulse that drives these gestures, as opposed to trying to speak to people's emotional or even intellectual condition. However, I remain optimistic, believing that the need to create and for people to hear something that actual moves them will win out eventually.
While I mostly agree with what you are saying you also have to consider that before AI became publicly available, there were already plenty of libraries filled with chord progressions that you can just take "as is", process through some preset chain of effects and have a viable final product with no action required other than choosing. Even more so with already existing loops that don't even need to be processed.
All this tool does is choosing for you. Does it really make that much of a difference?
@@MisterManuva No, it doesn't make a significant difference. People just tend to become hysterical when they hear "AI". What this "AI" (marketing buzzword) tool does isn't that different from the Spotify song recommendation algorithm. There's a discussion to be had about combining a few pre-made loops and calling it a song, but that's been going on since at least the 90's when sample CD's became a thing and it hasn't changed.
I can see the backlash coming, but I think this can be used as a great launching pad for ideas and songs. The producer can then add their own personal touch to it.
Hey Andrew this has nothing to do with this video but I might get a 6 string banjo and I want to make banjo versions of some of your riffs and songs and I was wondering if that would be ok
bruh is a genius...
I have created many great works with this tool... Shout out to Splice ✊🏾
Hey so I can’t find any literature about this nor videos. You do weird music stuff so maybe you’d know or be interested to try. What happens if you send a signal through an audio cable, and then oscillate the cable with a motor or extreme vibrations? Could you effect the signal in any meaningful way? If you sent a silent signal through a cable and oscillated the cable at the same frequency as a certain note, would it create that note? High thoughts.
Scary stuff 😅
This is awesome never made music and now I found something close to my way
Slice and Spice
is there any way to connect splice and flip ssmpler?
computers know better than us what good music is
Oh goodness, the hair is glorious.
When's the next 4 producers 1 sample?
Is it usable if you dont ever use splice so you can just use your own sample library? I dont even have splice because i prefer creating my own sounds and stuff
You can use coso but can't import the stems to Ableton
10:13 the baby actually got some cool notes!
interesting
controversial but very interesting.
can be used for great starting points or inspiration to make your own individual groove.
easy or not. does it feel good =)
Lol Andrew pretending to like this is hilarious to me
I genuinely dig it. Watch the whole vid if you want all the context.
@@andrewhuang you definitely used it in the best way possible
He made pink fluffy unicorns
Dorian has some chops already lol
🤠💜
seems fine for making backing tracks to jam on
Is everyone using retro color?
10:10 is beautiful
“Including if you DON’T want to use it, and that’s free”
it's interesting when you get the original samples from the stacks. the change in pitch or tempo makes a lot of those original samples SOOOO much different in the feel. i'm enjoying stacks. I;m old and don't see AI as a threat. Even if it's something like UDIO. I'd totally collaborate with UDIO or SUNO tracks, or better yet, make my own covers of my own prompted songs. at least import the stems and make a remis... . I hope Splice puts more energy into stacks and expands the 'similar' sounds, features. Even then, creating a 'stack' can take a while, though. I've spent over an hour on some of my stacks. Perhaps that's okay???????
That Rhodes sounds so good though!
loving the new hair andrew
I can't wait to meet you. Let's hang out sometime! LOL! I'm in Western NY. I totally agree with you about it being an amazing inspirational tool. I've been using Loopcloud, Dubler, and Unison's MIDI Wizard to make music and I have every intention of making whatever modifications are necessary to raise the hair on the back of the audience's neck. If I cannot do that then I have not created a hit, regardless of what tools I used. I've used Splice stacks in the past and have created stacks strictly for inspiration. It's truly an amazing time to be alive. What a beautiful baby! Congratulations. I seriously need to get my UA-cam channel filled up with content. I will never even come close to your expertise. I could watch your videos all day long. Thanks for your time and contributions to the world of music.
your videos are interesting, thx for that😀😀😀
Re-do pink fluffy unicorns dancing on rainbows
Thats pretty cool actually.
Remember pink fluffy uniconrs
I'm absolutely intrigued with the possibilities.
Nice beat! Cute baby!
Great video, great tool, great beats.
But ableton in light mode is just horrific
yup. ouch
5:50. yup. i will get two drum samples, two bass samples, not to be used simultaneously. it's just a song starter. maybe three melodies or chord progressions. coso is hit and miss when it comes to those anyways, which is actually good. too precise = boring
This is really cool for people starting out but I would not use this for long term at all. Making your own beats and music just makes you stand out more. Sorry Andrew. Not trying to crap on this.
10:09 AHHH HES SO CUTE I wasnt ready for that ☺
We already do this with tag filters in online libraries. Ai just makes it that much quicker.