Before you SKIP AHEAD, this is an ACTUALLY GOOD BEAT AND TUTORIAL! 10/10 with minimal equipment. A lot of these videos either have a studio full of equipment they don't know how to use in the tutorial, or they make a completely horrible generic beat. This was beautiful. I have to watch it again.
I Love how detailed and straightforward your tutorials are and Im always amazed by how authentic your samples turn out🔥👌💯 This channel is a gem 💎, Keep on bringing us good samples❤️
Glad you figured out that it wouldn't be something I'm interested in by telling me that I wouldn't be interested in it anyway. 😁 Good video Bromethous. +points for the Dolemite
Can you elaborate a bit on how you decided which chords to play along with the horn melody you had already established? Also, can you make an edition of this, where you only use freely available intruments / libraries (no Logic stock libraries, since they are only available to Logic users)!
This is going to sound like I'm lying but I play by ear so my understanding of music theory isn't so much that I can do tutorials on it. I can try to make a tutorial that's dedicated to that specifically though.
@@esahm373 Yeah I'll definitely put that on my content plan. I've gotten a few people asking about that so I'll think about the best way I can explain it and I'll make it right away
If you don’t really have an ear for music, you can probably workaround this by finding out the scale of the melody (tunebat, KeyFinder, auto-key, etc) and audition different chords in the scale that sound pleasing to you. Some DAWS have a snap to scale feature that makes this easier and some MIDI keyboards have “one key” chord functionality. Ultimately you just kinda need to have an ear for music. Listen to old similar sounding songs to get an idea too.
@@thurdysixo The easiest thing you can do is actually to learn the basic chords in CMaj and then transpose to any other scale. The rest you mentioned are gimmicks for kids!
This mf is the goat
Yooo!! Appreciate you my guy! 🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯
The Tutorial I didn't know I needed! Fuego!
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 Glad it helped!
Before you SKIP AHEAD, this is an ACTUALLY GOOD BEAT AND TUTORIAL! 10/10 with minimal equipment. A lot of these videos either have a studio full of equipment they don't know how to use in the tutorial, or they make a completely horrible generic beat. This was beautiful. I have to watch it again.
🙏🏾🙏🏾 Thank you for the kind words!!
Killer melody from the jump. I usually don’t watch these kinds of videos but the composition grabbed me early
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 thanks for watching!!
This is a really good video. You just opened my mind to B and C sections. I normally get lazy and stop at the first 8 bars lol
Lol tbh if you can have a lot of success with just a solid a section. I just like putting in that extra work and giving options
BROOOOO!!!! THIS CUSTOM PIECE OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION IS BEYOND DOPE!!! 🤯THAT BASSLINE!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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bro you are sooo goated wtf 🔥
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Great video as always! Instant Blaxpoitation vibes. I hear Curtis Mayfield or Eddie Kendricks on this 🔥
Appreciate that! Curtis Mayfield is a huge influence on me for soul music 💯
Finally a real video on production 🙏
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I Love how detailed and straightforward your tutorials are and Im always amazed by how authentic your samples turn out🔥👌💯
This channel is a gem 💎, Keep on bringing us good samples❤️
I appreciate that! Definitely will do and thank you for watching 🙏🏾💯
One of the best tutorials I've ever seen! I watch them but I almost never comment on them. This one I had to comment on. Great work!
I appreciate you watching and I’m glad they’re helping!!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾💯💯
That was 🔥🔥
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Thank you for breaking down an arrangement of your sample! Great production on your video too
Thank YOU for watching! 💯💯💯
great stuff
Thank you 🙏🏾
Outta sight!
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That delay piano chord is perfect for a drop🔥
Crazy dude!!
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Amazing! 🥲
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dope AF. Great work Fam
Thank you 💯🙏🏾
This sounds like an epic Intro music 🤘
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Glad you figured out that it wouldn't be something I'm interested in by telling me that I wouldn't be interested in it anyway. 😁
Good video Bromethous.
+points for the Dolemite
Lol what can I say I have a gift
great work G
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Great Bro 🥰
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Dope! 💥💥💥💥
Thank you 🙏🏾🔥
Yo. This is ill. Keep the samples coming. I’m rocking with you.
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This was a great breakdown! What bpm range do you go for with these types of samples?
BIG FAN!! how do you glide the bass notes? i know is automation but of what? pitch wheel down an octave?
Lol yup you got it?
Question: Do you know and musician group that makes this type of composition in the 90’s?
You mean soul music from the 90s or just music that sounds like it's from the 90s?
@@thehillsoundssoul music from the 90’s that has this type of vibe.
Can you elaborate a bit on how you decided which chords to play along with the horn melody you had already established?
Also, can you make an edition of this, where you only use freely available intruments / libraries (no Logic stock libraries, since they are only available to Logic users)!
This is going to sound like I'm lying but I play by ear so my understanding of music theory isn't so much that I can do tutorials on it. I can try to make a tutorial that's dedicated to that specifically though.
@@thehillsounds Wow, so you figure it out all by yourself? That's a great skill! Maybe you can show your process of figuring out the chords?
@@esahm373 Yeah I'll definitely put that on my content plan. I've gotten a few people asking about that so I'll think about the best way I can explain it and I'll make it right away
If you don’t really have an ear for music, you can probably workaround this by finding out the scale of the melody (tunebat, KeyFinder, auto-key, etc) and audition different chords in the scale that sound pleasing to you. Some DAWS have a snap to scale feature that makes this easier and some MIDI keyboards have “one key” chord functionality. Ultimately you just kinda need to have an ear for music. Listen to old similar sounding songs to get an idea too.
@@thurdysixo The easiest thing you can do is actually to learn the basic chords in CMaj and then transpose to any other scale. The rest you mentioned are gimmicks for kids!