fire bro, just subscribed. I play guitar so the phrasing is spot on. What vst did you use for the choir if you dont mind me asking? It sounded like EastWest
Appreciate the feedback and support! Youre spot on, it was EastWest Hollywood Backup Singers using the WordBuilder. It's currently my go to choir for these type of samples
Absolutely, I'm working on a chord progression video, im no theory expert but I'l try to break it down. Also for the drumkits it was a combination of FPC(In the sample) FPC Rides and Toms (In The Beat), DrumMica(Hi Hats) and MT Power Drumkit Free(Crashes)
😂 U need to learn theory first and then you'll realize it's a number system when it comes to Piano row. It's literally a formula and once u get it u can start expiramnting and veing creative. But always count up or down on a piano roll and if you understand that all chords and notes are separate by numbers that work and don't work together you'll see.
At 0:44 u can see he crated a c minor chord simply by counting from the first note in this case, c... to the next c 12 counts up.then from the 2nd c u count 3 which will give u a minor. Or if u counted up 4 it'll be major. Then start over and count from the 2nd c again up 7 counts. It'll always give you the 5th note of the scale ur in. In this case it's c. And for more "advanced chords" just keep counting. From the 2nd c you can count 10 counts and ull have a 7th chord. It's so simple BUT U NEED TO PUT IN THE TIME TO "GET" IT
At 2:27 you can see the complexity of the chords but when u know the number system you can start counting the spaces between each note in the chords and u will notice a pattern. Similar #s but diff sound and feel. I love harmony!
Absolutely, the speed of the sample was always supposed to be 58 but I was composing at 85 for a few reasons, 1: To get an idea of how it would sound faster 2: to actually create the sample faster and save time 3: to achieve a different groove, some rhythms sound better faster, some better slower. Then after exporting the sample, I speed it up again to 84 bpm this time
Who can you guys hear on the finished beat?
I picture Nas but I dont think it fits him that well
Jay-Z
Ricky Rozay
You do good work bro
Thank you chief
wish great growth on you bro.
Appreciate the support
crazyyyy
Thanks for watching
You should do a sample recreation video!!!
let me go crate digging then
Dope 8ve been preaching this for the longest to people i know..JUST MAKE YOUR OWN SAMPLE
I agree, sampling your own compositions can be one of the most entertaining things to do and usually feels great
fire bro, just subscribed. I play guitar so the phrasing is spot on. What vst did you use for the choir if you dont mind me asking? It sounded like EastWest
Appreciate the feedback and support! Youre spot on, it was EastWest Hollywood Backup Singers using the WordBuilder. It's currently my go to choir for these type of samples
how to get that ear 👂? Need the sauce bro 😮
Listen to lots of soul music and try to recreate some (goes for whatever genre or style you wanna create) T hanks for watching
Sound like one of them Rick Ross beats
I'm glad thats the case, Rick Ross has some of my favorite Beats. Thanks for watching
bro wish you explained the theory behind the chords rather than just showing us, also what drum kitit is that? Ezdrummer or addictive drums?
Absolutely, I'm working on a chord progression video, im no theory expert but I'l try to break it down.
Also for the drumkits it was a combination of FPC(In the sample) FPC Rides and Toms (In The Beat), DrumMica(Hi Hats) and MT Power Drumkit Free(Crashes)
😂 U need to learn theory first and then you'll realize it's a number system when it comes to Piano row. It's literally a formula and once u get it u can start expiramnting and veing creative.
But always count up or down on a piano roll and if you understand that all chords and notes are separate by numbers that work and don't work together you'll see.
At 0:44 u can see he crated a c minor chord simply by counting from the first note in this case, c... to the next c 12 counts up.then from the 2nd c u count 3 which will give u a minor. Or if u counted up 4 it'll be major. Then start over and count from the 2nd c again up 7 counts. It'll always give you the 5th note of the scale ur in. In this case it's c.
And for more "advanced chords" just keep counting. From the 2nd c you can count 10 counts and ull have a 7th chord.
It's so simple BUT U NEED TO PUT IN THE TIME TO "GET" IT
At 2:27 you can see the complexity of the chords but when u know the number system you can start counting the spaces between each note in the chords and u will notice a pattern. Similar #s but diff sound and feel.
I love harmony!
question- when you made the beat it was 85... then bounced it at 58?
Absolutely, the speed of the sample was always supposed to be 58 but I was composing at 85 for a few reasons,
1: To get an idea of how it would sound faster
2: to actually create the sample faster and save time
3: to achieve a different groove, some rhythms sound better faster, some better slower.
Then after exporting the sample, I speed it up again to 84 bpm this time
@@Prod8th ahhhhh.... gotcha..... thx fam... your work is appreciated
Btw what plugin you used to add wah wah?
FlyingAutoWah, its a free effect with the best sounding auto Wah Wah I've used so far
You're reading my mind Bruh! 💯🔥🔥🔥
Great minds think alike 💪💪💪 Thanks for watching
Thank you 8th!
Ur videos always inspire me to make a track and sharpen my skills!
Glad you can use them as inspiration! Thanks for the support