5 Useful Dub Techno Patterns

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2:52 - Pattern 1
5:40 - Pattern 2
9:10 - Pattern 3
11:44 - Project File Info
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[@GARCIIIAmonster]

yan tell me.. what are you planning to do with all the karma you collect? much love!

[@danielmoore6469]

Really kind and generous of you to reveal to make this so accessible

[@DjViceroy]

Remember to set up a few sends (reverb with erosion is one of my faves) and get some automation going to get extra dubby

[@HorrorWorldx]

Thanks 🙏🏻

[@matricepeinard7879]

I precisely needed this one, thanks again for you're precious help getting me closer to making the techno i love ! This is so precious !

[@BMXriedl]

dub rules my world

[@iCloudd2011]

I'm absolutely loving these tutorials! Keep them coming Yan.

[@tolascado]

looking at pattern 1 and realizing it's just C7 and F7 chords within 1 octave range, but it sounds way more complicated. That's cool af.

[@LenzGunzen]

Often when watching tutorials or song breakdowns I am suprised how easy a cool pattern/loop/song is created and how specific effects create a unique sound. Most of the time however Im getting lost or overdo things when producing myself. To be minimalistic is quite hard for me

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@@LenzGunzen I think it’s hard for most. ‘less is more’ is true, but oh so hard to do.

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Really appreciate your work mate! Delivers a lot of inspiration

[@FranckBossi]

Proper quality sound engineering

[@cooksoni.a]

that second pattern's sound design process really opened my eyes

[@shizzlers0135]

Would love to hear some more dub from you Yan :) drifted island is one of my fav tracks by you

[@QDAVILLAIN]

That first pattern had me going super crazy!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@domcsekk]

Thank you so much for all of these videos! I’m learning so much from you. xoxo

[@netsab9846]

You're such a magician Yan!

[@CarinaSol_Trance_Techno]

Thaaaank you, so helpful, love the sound of pattern 2 and was able to build it like you in the Ableton Wavetable 🥰

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you're killing the game with your tutos. Thanks a lot :)

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Love your Videos Yan!

[@spiegelkind2387]

Production quality equal or superior to paid services. Danke Yan.

[@GROOVETECHSETS]

Pattern #4 detune is really beautiful.

[@OutcastCuraduria]

Awesome stuff!! Thanks for this

[@mousedits]

OMG just what I needed, thank you so much

[@TomuG3]

This is amazing! Thanks!

[@iki8404]

Amazing work!!

[@nightquest1429]

Thanks Yan, your great book of knowledge

[@flechtheim_tab]

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[@devicemeister]

Beautiful dub-patterns. Love them. Thanks for sharing! #qualitycontent 🕺🤩

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Omg! Helpull! Thanks

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[@samm7909]

Thanks again Yan

[@y8music]

very satisfying.. thanks

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Thanks for sharing🖤✌

[@3VLN]

I usually despise no voice tutorials, but shit, this all sounds so good, im willing to endure it! Exquicite!

[@GeorgeHammondMusic]

Love your videos. Love Dub Techno. What's not to love!

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Best early Christmas gift

[@krmzhap]

Thats what i wanted!! Thank you bro.

[@ThomasSolom]

I love dub techno 🖤🖤

[@oliverkalte]

many thanks for sharing. 🖤👍

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Your generosity is absolutely unparalleled; do you have a Patreon I could pledge to? I feel terrible taking all of these tricks, and not giving anything back.

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Thanks, I use Fiverr, I sell project files there and my artworks 🙂

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Merci Yan !

[@jessekr224]

Pattern 2 and 5

[@TinusOC]

Pattern #5 fucking slaps! If you don't turn it into a full track then I will! (try at least :D)

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[@xwebterror]

Иногда захожу не туториал посмотреть а просто треки послушать)

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[@sndrcve]

Thank you. I wish I had suite.

[@user-tz6wo9to9m]

Wow, Easy, easy!!!

[@luciencassegrain4758]

Pattern 3 is my favorite, a bit mystic swing.

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Круто! как раз искал хорошие дабтек туториалы.

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[@viktoronopko2090]

Nice

[@hardtekk90]

Thats why I say you don’t need expensive gear to make nice warm sounding textures. Amp, Pedal and Saturator get the job done. I still buy hardware tho, because it’s fun.

[@whit3devil]

awesome as always. how did you learn to produce? by yourself, just trying things?

[@YanCook]

Yeah, + videos, + analysing other artists tracks.

[@awisecar9540]

5:40 - Pattern 2 is where it's at Patterns 1 and 2 use Wavetable Pattern 3 uses Operator

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[@jonstein4606]

Great video, so helpful! I have a question, I notice in a lot of your patterns you use the same or similar FX chain with minor tweaks (Amp into delay into EQ into phaser into flanger with similarish settings). Is this just to make it easier for us noobs following your videos or do you find using similar techniques helps make your sounds and tracks sound more consistent with each other?

[@YanCook]

Thanks! I just show how I make my tracks :)

[@SnazzyBoxx]

What is that type of kick called is it a 909? Excellent video 🔥🔥🔥

[@FranieDeep]

Thx Man I will reproduce all of them with the Analog 4, probably using the PLocks I could get something richer, any suggestions Pls?

[@RadekPilich]

Very nice, thank you. Although I don't understand why don't you align the audio latency - the sound is obviously delayed after the video.

[@YanCook]

I don't see it, maybe it's your device causing the problem.

[@markguardiani1389]

@@YanCook yup i see the latency too.. but has not affect on the awesomeness of the video. thanks yan!

[@area1631]

Grate tracks, however I am not sure these fit into the dub techno genre. I was thinking more deep techno or even melodic techno. Nice chord plucks 🤟🎊🤟

[@piotr803]

This is superb sound design! Wondering why you usually turn off the options on stock Ableton Reverb (early reflections, chorus, etc.)? Is that just a preference or do you think they do something weird and unnecessary ?

[@YanCook]

Are you talking about return tracks? They are great, but for some reason I almost never use them.

[@piotr803]

@@YanCook I was just saying that when you add Reverb to a track as an insert, you almost always switch off most of the extra features in the plugin like Early Reflections, Chorus, post-EQ etc. Does it make sense?

[@YanCook]

@@piotr803 Oh)) Sometimes I use those, but I don't hear a big difference really. The new reverb in Live 11 is awesome though :)

[@5meohd]

With the parameters you speak about, they are best heard by pulling the reverb fully wet. Increasing the reverb decay and then focusing in on on reverb tail while the track loops. Dial in those setting to taste. Then scale back the reverb decay time and dry/wet value to your desired amounts. These subtle variations help create your personal finger print. They can often be drowned out by the rest of the signal chain. However, they might then be brought up again with the bus compression or mastering chain. Another use for them is to use the same reverb settings on a couple different sources, but then slightly alter just those parameters you've asked about. This can present a little bit more of a natural space. As if the instruments are in the same room/space but in different positions within it. I do agree with Yan though. Something about Abletons reverb tends to get kind lost or very blurred in the mix compared to other tools and their new reverb solves that. That being said, I'd like to get back into abletons stock reverb and figure out how to exploit it. I think we are coming up on the phase of it being "classic".

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[@oldensad5541]

Ok... this video was extremely usefull and pleasant to watch... but why is it named 5 patterns, why in intro showed 5 patterns, but there are acually 3 patterns? And most surprisingly, why noone commented aboout it yet? :D

[@thorstenbecker381]

Exists Pattern 1 as a Track? I realy like it

[@TheJorgeSampaio]

Everyone’s talking about how useful this is for their production and I am sitting here celebrating the fact that I finally understand what “Dub techno” means

[@maquettemusic1623]

Listen to basic channel

[@deuzix8623]

any link to the first track ?

[@CybearBox]

[@JaydedWun]

It's really bizarre, sometimes i follow the exact instructions, redo everything twice, and it comes out sounding totally different. Pattern 3 for example, after all the effects are done on the Operator mine is much more sub and attack heavy, far less mids come through. Tried playing with a bunch of settings but no idea what's doing it.

[@Darius-vw4kf]

I really wish to see 1st pattern made into a full song

[@ionianechoes]

If you use analogue just use band pass filter instead of lowpass + eq. If you can't afford phaser and compressor, modulated filter + delay and maybe some reverb is also ok. Much more enjoyable than clicking on software switches with a mouse also.

[@fart4192]

why do you call them patterns?

[@Yan-pz1tl]

So pity that all tricks are for Ableton users 😆

[@gregoryritchey2457]

So, basically you are a new producer that is so proud for learning basic things that you post them in hopes that people will think that you actually have talent.

[@YanCook]

Ouch!