@@TimothyBornAgain yeah i get that, to be completely honest this video is titled wrong but in my experiences, you don't actually need a large project. I have this project which is like 20ish tracks long and i made everything in it besides the drums, you literally just have to organize correctly and put layers in the same pattern to save space (i know it sounds dumb)
Hey man, your track is really impressive! It's amazing how you've created such a rich sound going with a less-is-more approach, it's like you're in a sense tapping into minimalism, which is more than just a genre tag - it's an entire philosophy and approach in music. And yeeeeah I get the click-baity-rhetoric-question-title thing, not trying to go full 'know-it-all 🤓 ackthually' mode, but these kinds of UA-cam titles always rub my inner autist the wrong way, and I can't help but geek out a bit lmfao. The beauty of minimalism is that it forces you to be creative within constraints, right? It's like training with weights on. And once you're capable of making magic with a few elements, just imagine the possibilities when you expand your toolkit! And here's the cool part - minimalist techniques, like using repeating patterns in a kaleidoscopic way, focusing on a steady pulse, and layering sounds for texture, really sharpen your technical and creative skills. These techniques aren't just about simplicity; they're about exploring depth and beauty within said simplicity. It teaches you to pay attention to every little change, every note, every rhythm. And when you start blending these minimalist approaches into your tracks, it adds a unique texture, a special flavor that sets your music apart. It's about crafting the art of making every note and every beat count. Master that, and you’re golden when you decide to go bigger with your mix. It's a tradition all about growth and refinement, and it's super cool to see it evolving and influencing various genres all over the place. Cheers!
@@valithmusic it's not an opinion that the aggressive compression is terrible (and not a good creative choice moreso), it's a fact. I empathize with the insecurity but if you say stuff like this with valid, objective criticism, you're gonna have a bad time.
shut up about the project loudness and organization
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Don't heart your own comments lil fella
It's when you know how to make your own sfx and basses that it then takes a medium big project for a fire sound
love you client. its just a temporary intro
yuhyuh indeed
hey nice to see ya again mr client
Nah this a fact - once u start making sounds from scratch is when your projects become super messy / complicated looking
@@TimothyBornAgain yeah i get that, to be completely honest this video is titled wrong but in my experiences, you don't actually need a large project. I have this project which is like 20ish tracks long and i made everything in it besides the drums, you literally just have to organize correctly and put layers in the same pattern to save space (i know it sounds dumb)
nearly gave me a concussion
10/10
i've failed...
strategy: resample everything into two or three tracks
next video
Sounds so well produced and put together
Gotta hear that second drop 🥶
It's actually impressive to have such a clean mix for this genre...wow🔥👏
The way I almost forgot how to breathe
youtube compression did you dirty but its great bro
Goes hard well done.
Ooohhh... i need full. This is so good! 🔥
I love the snap of the clap on the first part of the drop!
God damn . this is incredibly good.
as deadmau5 once again, “less is more”
What the hell this sounds insane!
YOOOOO this is insane
Ahhh, please finish and release this banger, my god...
THAT WAS AMAZING WTF
bass level 9000
HOLY DAMN 🔥🔥🔥
I broke my neck to this ur insane dude
that's pretty nice I fuck with it
Its like you invented a new riddim subgenre
Holy shit😫🔥🔥
YOOOO THIS IS SICK
rob hubbard with the commodore 64
HOLY SHIT ITS ALL LOOPS 😭
WHAAAT I MADE THE MAIN MACHINE GUN
the bass fills too, yall need yo eyes checked
@@valithmusic cap
That shits ICE
suggests u dont need a big project *shows big project*
You right
Had me headbaning
This is neat
HELP ME I LOVE IITTTTTTTTTT
switch up's too gnarly gahdaym
insane
YOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo this is hard
Damn. 😳
This is so awesome sauce epic juice
Samplifire vibes 🔥🔥🔥
fire valith
good
I'm dead💀
woah
Yessirrr 🔥🔥
gotta get a sharper transient on that china or layer it with a sharp ride on the second half like Doctor P
nice
Damn bro teach us how to mix sum like this its clean
yes
fire
brought to u by patcher
Looks pretty big to me
crazy
please release this one
"Now put it all together, and it should sound like shit."
DUDE
VALITHHHH 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Damn
BAHHHHHHH BAGNERRRRRR
Holy
Hey man, your track is really impressive! It's amazing how you've created such a rich sound going with a less-is-more approach, it's like you're in a sense tapping into minimalism, which is more than just a genre tag - it's an entire philosophy and approach in music. And yeeeeah I get the click-baity-rhetoric-question-title thing, not trying to go full 'know-it-all 🤓 ackthually' mode, but these kinds of UA-cam titles always rub my inner autist the wrong way, and I can't help but geek out a bit lmfao. The beauty of minimalism is that it forces you to be creative within constraints, right? It's like training with weights on. And once you're capable of making magic with a few elements, just imagine the possibilities when you expand your toolkit!
And here's the cool part - minimalist techniques, like using repeating patterns in a kaleidoscopic way, focusing on a steady pulse, and layering sounds for texture, really sharpen your technical and creative skills. These techniques aren't just about simplicity; they're about exploring depth and beauty within said simplicity. It teaches you to pay attention to every little change, every note, every rhythm. And when you start blending these minimalist approaches into your tracks, it adds a unique texture, a special flavor that sets your music apart. It's about crafting the art of making every note and every beat count. Master that, and you’re golden when you decide to go bigger with your mix. It's a tradition all about growth and refinement, and it's super cool to see it evolving and influencing various genres all over the place.
Cheers!
tf blud is on
@@valentine4589 i lik music
@@valentine4589 also I was pretty stoned ngl
@@AdoraVivos smokin that good pack
i ain't reading allat (i did infact read allat)
holy shit
🔥🔥🔥
Reminds me of agony haha
dammnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!
Choose a better kick and it will be top
But that is a big project XD
すっげー。これからも頑張ってね
I'd like to see how Azel will react to this banger. 🔥🤔
ok Mick Gordon
which sample pack did you use for the snare?
that's a really fire
How did you get that main sound?
It's all about processing the available sounds..haha nice 💀🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️
It’s HOLs long lost brother
😮😮😮😮😮
I thought this genre died in 2015
its always been alive wym
wwoooeoowooowwwwwww
20 mid basses 4 subs. 3 risers. Edison: let me simplify things
HEY. I KNOW YOU 👁 👄 👁
um um um no you... don't. im just a figure of your imagination
@@valithmusic you are my astral projection manifest
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how is your mix so clean? please make a tutorial on how to get a clean mix
EQ. Not difficult
@@sheepdavis One of the hardest things actualy. Everybody can use an EQ... not everybody can use it to improve the sound.
nadie
yoooo
or maybe u just bounced all the files of groups and then imported them back to the project
Desciples new member?🤔🤔
Deathstep?
Tearout
i did
Brooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Wanna colllab
but is generic riddim, that sht is always simple lol
I dont like how much high end there is in the mix, and the low end is muffled
ok??
@@valithmusic fix it. NOW. 😡
@@hahathatisfunnybro subscribe with notifications and i'll consider it
100
What is this genre?
its like dubstep i forgot the subgenre name but i starded with "Never Say Die: Black Label"
its called Tearout! its a subgenre of Dubstep!
Tearout - The heaviest version of dubstep. Well actually, it’s a combination of dubstep, deathstep, and riddim.
@@cheed4wofficial__vinnytmusic i think minatory is the heaviest.
Of course you don t need to have a big project for it to sound good, there are literally a ton of projects that are huge and sound like... u know mid
wtf is this? is just noise.
just like all music
fire sound? yep, it sounds like several burnt compressors. this is godawful.
this genre isn't for everyone. sometimes we have to keep certain opinions to ourselves!
@@valithmusic it's not an opinion that the aggressive compression is terrible (and not a good creative choice moreso), it's a fact. I empathize with the insecurity but if you say stuff like this with valid, objective criticism, you're gonna have a bad time.
@@sauvagemusic1844your mom
@@sauvagemusic1844 your mom
@@sauvagemusic1844 your mom
thats just a cringe sound
finally, another sane man!
Damn
i did