5 Drum Patterns Every Hypnotic Techno Producer Should Learn

[@cryptout]

Very nice to see where those familiar rhythms come from.

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Thanks for listening

[@aaronjenkins385]

Great video, while I don't use ableton I can still apply these techniques to hardware - subbed. For others interested in the rhythms, there is a great book that covers these and many more rhythms buy the guy who first published on euclidean rhythms - worth a read to get into a lot of detail: Godfried Toussaint: the geometry of musical rhythm

[@volgin]

Wow! Your explanation is so straight forward and clear! Love it! Groovy

[@jaki3885]

i use a different DAW and i can understand everything here! great video! very useful

[@fungophago4729]

if you wanna step it up duplicate the sample, change the adsr parameters so you can have a different accent on the offbeat etc

[@ferguswaveforms]

cool that you name all the rythms.

[@sambrown6939]

Great content, maybe my favorite video of yours so far! Very interesting to learn the names of these iconic rhythms

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment 🙏

[@GrahamFMcElearney]

Fabulous thanks so much for this!

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

You're welcome

[@ivaylosl]

awesome stuff!

[@sanan_fataliyev]

new to your channel. this is the content I like. thank you!

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@flossless200]

a tutorial on some common techno rhythma beyond cats n boots was exactly what I was looking for, and I see you uploaded 22 hours ago 😊😊😊. would love a part 2 video for this, I want to "collect" a bunch of rhythms in a cheat sheet and "practice" them, so that I have some good foundations to build off of that work for techno, but can then add my own creativity and variation.

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

thank for the comment. Maybe I'd do part two in the near future. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Strafuzz]

A lot of experimental drum and bass uses the Trisillo pattern with the kick drum.

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Interesting. Thank for the comment!

[@spacefish111]

Thank you, great ideas. 🙏🙏⭐⭐

[@alexgordiy]

Top content sir!!!! So insightful

[@JayVucci]

Great! 🙌🏼

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Glad you liked it!

[@plt67]

Nice tuto , thanks u 🙏✌

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Happy to help! :)

[@Esselune]

Good ideas, thx!

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Glad you like them!

[@lxndrbe]

Very good content

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the content.

[@montpelliertechno]

hello what do you use to make the tressilo ? (the instrument) please

[@simeonleatherland203]

Yo great content! Where did you find the technical terms for all the different rhythms? Would love to dive deeper in them but don’t know what to look for gaha

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

This tutorial was really influential for making this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXuXg5abbbZ4qZI

[@adamoliver82]

Was going to ask the same thing.

[@JayVucci]

I’m actually using Ableton and FL studio because I cant decide! It’s annoying me.

[@ripperthecrooks6428]

I am new to your channel but I have to say I really like the tips you show in your videos. It helps me a lot in my music , and is very inspirational. Do you have any tips on bass, let's say some minimal bass style maybe like Mark Dekoda? Anyways , keep up the amazing content good job 👍

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

Welcome! There is a video about the bass on the channel, maybe something you're looking for. Thanks!

[@Pedrobranco9]

@@hypnotictechnoproduction I'd love to see another groovy techno bass tutorial! tom/operator/plucky bass grooves often used

[@lwpweb]

Melodic Rack 2???

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

what do you mean?

[@nikelangelo8650]

he just fucking copied the initial video which was released one year ago...dude you can be proud of copying content ...

[@hypnotictechnoproduction]

This video you're referring was a big inspiration. I've took the best bits and added my own.