Add rhythmic interest to your breaks in Ableton with triplets | power of three for jungle, dnb + idm

[@HumanSynthetics]

Know your shortcuts people. Moving and click the mouse is much slower than pressing a key. Shortcuts are the key to doing stuff like this quickly.

[@simaticslnt1266]

Thank you, by far the best jungle tutorials on YT, very underrated you deserve more viewers!

[@HumanSynthetics]

Cheers Simatics! We're getting there though I think, slowly but surely.

[@DjPrimeberry]

Love those chops ❤️

[@HumanSynthetics]

Thank you! Appreciate the comment 🙏

[@zeemeerjin9619]

underrated!

[@HumanSynthetics]

Thanks Zeemeerjin!

[@worsleyy9366]

loving it Alex, great video

[@HumanSynthetics]

Cheers Worsleyy! Messing about with formats - thought I'd try something shorter for this one. Easier to absorb something like this off stream, when it's not part of an hour and a half video!

[@vnayini]

Excellent video. These concepts are mostly new to me and do so much to add interest to the choppage.

[@HumanSynthetics]

Thanks Varun! I think everyone knows these sounds instinctively but it's translating that to be something usable in your arsenal. I tried purposefully to not go too deep on the theory as it can all be a bit off putting. But yeah good to have these little tips and tricks up your sleeve!

[@unelias5688]

Another quality video!

[@HumanSynthetics]

Cheers man!

[@jamesdoyle4383]

Nice work!

[@HumanSynthetics]

Thanks James!

[@junglejake3310]

nice one bruv. i'll be back

[@HumanSynthetics]

Big up! Glad it hit the spot 🙏