Nujabes Technique for Sampling 🤯💜
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- SUPER secret never seen before, incredible, and stupendous sampling technique LUL
(Honestly tho, I barely see people doing this style of chopping samples and Nujabes makes it work so well!)
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Nujabes Technique for Sampling
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I find that the love and admiration we have for certain people ends up being counter productive in some aspects. They are so godly to us that either we fuck our creativity or place them in such a high standard that everything seems impossible to match because X made it, so it's obviously genius. I struggle with that all the time. The number of times that I made a beat and threw it away because I though it was bad and then I find something similar made by the a producer I admire...
That is so true. After analyzing a lot work for study purposes there is a lot of "there is no way they did this on purpose". The small imperfections that give character to someone aren't something to be emulated.
I think the line between inspiration and jealously is somewhere in there.
When you analyze to do something with that feel it is inspiration, but when people literally copy Carti and Travis whole voice and beat structure , for example, then I think it is jealously
@@Narokx "there is no way they did this on purpose" That's really spot on. I often found myself trying to emulate artists that I love but end up messing up, when really a lot of things just happen "by accident" or with the artist just "feeling" it's right. Gotta work on just feeling my way through it instead of agonizing about who I wanna sound like
@@HeraldOD truuu, and that way you become the sound you suppose to become. You can't try to be something. You suppose to become what you repetitively do/work on
@@Narokx A lot of the legends made things that they thought sounded good, sometimes it's complex to make but most of the time it's simple. The difficulty comes in trying to find that sound that resonates with you.
If you ever used an MPC before that's a really obvious and basic technique, beatmakers rely so much on interfaces these days when they should really rely on their ears 👂
exactly bru
Now this is the Narox type of tutorial I like. More humanized more engaged like I feel you’re just beside me giving tips. But It’s all good what ever direction you’re in to I respect that. Just saying my personal reference. Anyway about that type of sampling. It’s actually easy doing it on A Maschine by just copy/pasting each sample on each pads. And on FL I can could say it’s easy to do it on slicex. This is all if you are fixated with the tempo of the beat and drums since that is where you’re gonna pattern your sample to groove. It really make sense tho. I didn’t dwell on this technique much coz Im more usually focus on the groove of the sample and not the drums since I can manipulate it. But I didn’t thought of it vice versa. Thanks for reminding me of that! I’ll test this on the lab and see if what wonders I could produced on this n mind! Thank you again mate. PS: I hope you have a discord for members who think A like so we can share ideas like this.
Thanks for the words!! I am super close to working with camera too so I can put my face out there too!Discord probably once I hit 1k subs and 4k hours watched so my channel becomes monetized!!
As for Fl... I am all but done with it. Sometime in the next 2 years I see myself completely switching to Ableton, it is so much better for sampling (but there is still so many Fl things I can't live without)
We appreciate all the hardwork you do dude
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this channel is a gold mine
Bro your videos are like a guide light... Thank you ✌🏻
Foe someone with less than 1k subs, comments like this mean the world :)
You're like a mixing detective 😮
Well, it's weird to examine a couple songs from Nujabes and judge that process for every track he made. Tracks like Luv (sic) Part 1 or Peaceland are way more complex than Aruarian Dance or Reflection Eternal. And I don't think it's a stretch to think that he was filtering and making more technical adjustments to samples. Some of his friends talk about him geeking out with various fx programming in the studio, which is evident on most of his music. I think Sea of Cloud is definitely up there though, both with the amount of sampling techniques he used and fx usage that made sense musically.
As a music composer and producer I can definitely say, even disregarding any existing biases, that his music is on a whole other level than it appears on the surface.
Regardless, your breakdowns are always very fascinating to watch. Re-creating these tracks isn't easy at all. Important to note btw that FL Studio has an easy way to get rid of those clipping noises when chopping samples.
Thanks for your words! Sea of Clouds was insanely complex, even after simplifying it.
About generalizing Nujabes... well I said I noticed he does this in a couple of his tracks and I wouldn't be surprised if he did it a lot in other track as well (one thing I've realized is that producers have habits).
Surprised me, but yeah Nujabes is the most complicated mixing wise. Can't wat to analyze him more for my Low End Theory video!
How do you get rid of the clipping noises?
The tutorial is more than dope, it opened new workflow for me, but for the clicking at 5:58, for fl studio you can change the bleeding method to generic and it will play the samples smoothly
Appreciate you! And yeah watching people's workflow and techniques can open a whole new world of how to do something!!
It's "Nu-jahbes"
I know, but after 10 years saying NUjabes I find it so off. Hopefully it is an issue with translating a name, and nothing disrespectful
bruh this is just cause they chopped by the starts of notes and then build around it thats how you do it on mpcs and 404s
I want some analog gear now!
This my fav song by Najubes love the vocal melody
a beauty
@@Narokx💯, and love how u explained how to chop in FL, been doing this cause Edison sucks ass to chop lol
Hey Narokx! To clarify, it sounds like Nujabes primarily relied on his ear?
Then based on what he liked, he would chop each note and stitch them back together forming something more cohesive? Would that be an accurate statement?
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ayyo shiki no uta breakdown pls gotta get tabs for guitar
That's a good ass idea !!
No trying to hate or anything, but this technique was already obvious to me when I was remaking beats. DAWs and modern audio software have so many advanced features so easily accessible that is has spoiled producers, and now as you've experienced it yourself, who have lost touch with a simple rule: Keep It Simple, Stupid. No need to timestretch stuff, that just wasn't a thing on older hardware. But hey, at least you figured it out.
1000% a me thing. But overthinking/ overcomplicating things is quite common. I feel like giving myself a time limit while making beats sometimes helps me just flow with it 🙌🏼
Timestretch was a thing it was used on breaks and vocals doe my su700 and roland mv both has Timestretch
Please Breakdown The Final View from Nujabes.
I'm getting a lot of Nujabes recommendations, so this might take awhile to get too. But I love Nujabes so I will do as many beats from him as I can (similar to how much I breakdown Dilla and 9th Wonder)
@@Narokx Dope ..
actually a very common sampling technique
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months! doh. spend that time and make your own album :)
If you add up all the hours was prob 7 to 10 hours of work. I just try to not do too much at once because I tend to get fixated and loose lots of time on bad ideas. So yeah it took multiple sitdowns across 2 to 3 months.
But I am working on projects. COVID is still keeping me from recording artists, but I am dropping mixtapes with remixes, all different styles (as a learning drill) the first project is almost done and it is a Phonk mixtape
@@Narokx awesome man. i like your sample breakdowns and will check out your mixtape :)
@@callmemurphz I appreciate you!!
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Newjabes? It's New-Jah-Bez
I know... I sadly conditioned myself to say it the wrong way for the past 10 years, but I am working on it!! In my latest video I fumbled again, but one day I will fix this annoying mispronunciation
It's alright man I don't want to sound Rude or Disrespectful
@@blvcksilvnce you are fine.
I gotta change because I might sounds disrespectful by mispronouncing a legend's name !
What kind of Daw do you use
@@blvcksilvnce Fl and Ableton!
tu é brasileiro?
Si 🇧🇷
btw you pronnounce it noo-jah-bess, not nu-jabeyz lol
Working on the pronunciation! Hard to change a 10 year habit lol
Terrible
WTF is Nujabes and why would I want to make beats like him?
Top 5 beat maker of all time. If you haven't researched the man's work I am jealous, you have an amazing ride in front of you
@@Narokx Not convinced. Been around a while, only say 3 months heard of him cos so many videos on "how to make beats like"
What's a "beat maker"? Sounds niche...
Heard of Easy Moe B?
Where does he rank?
Is it a Spotify/anime thing?
Cos it's mostly "lofi" channels that mention him, some "boom bap" crossover but that's it
@@darrengordon-hill idk about top 5 but he is really good with a great portfolio and resume and was taken from the world way too early
@@chosenone543 Ahh, a member of the death cult.
All makes sense now
@@darrengordon-hill haha def has a cult following similar to j dilla but he has some good shit tho loved listening to his albums back when i was in middle school. adult swim put me on