Cracking The Code Of Brazilian Swing (Suinge) And How To Use It In Your Tracks!!

Renowned music producer and sound designer Stephan Oberhoff is getting 6 levels deep into the amazing world of ethnic feels and grooves, this time: The elusive and tantalizing Brazilian rhytmic feel called "Suinge".
"Guys and gals, get ready - let's look together under the hood of "Suinge", the amazing 'engine' that drives most Brazilian rhythms - how it came about, how it works and how you can apply it to your own tracks!"
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"I've been meaning to do this for so incredibly long and FINALLY had gotten an afternoon off at the Creation Station where I could devote some time and energy to share with you some of the secrets that had become tangible for me in this amazing world of energizing and joyous rhythmic feels inherent in almost all native Brazilian music.
I discovered that it's possible, in Pro Tools, to analyze, extract and influence the beats we are working with in our digital workstations by quantizing our tracks to conform more or less intensely to the extracted feel and pulse of live instrument performances - like the amazing example of "Suinge" (as they call the Brazilian swing) from Rio Grooves in this video, which allows us to demonstrate the energy that gets added to each quarter note, very beautifully!
Yes, the Brazilian Suinge ADDS ENERGY TO EACH 16 th NOTE !!
For demonstration purposes I even programmed a simple and joyous upbeat Samba Pattern with Drums, Bass and Percussion and - which is the core purpose of this video - allows you to gradually tune into this feel and compare it to straight mathematical 16ths (and then how grossly boring those straight 16ths sometimes sound against these organic and vibrant South American pulses)."
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[@seanfrancislynch]

LOVE it Stephan! Fantastic explanation, visual and educational video. Definitely going to share this with some of my friends.

[@RideTheFuture]

Thanks Sean! Isn't it interesting what happens when you are aware of it and then seek it out? It makes everything without Suinge sorta lame LOL

[@jules7168]

Never stop doing these videos

[@kevinwinard7140]

Stephan you explained the Brazilian Suinge so well! And this video and the “how-to” in ProTools to create it from a production standpoint is simply outstanding. Thanks for posting and your knowledge is simply beyond!

[@iceberg220]

Oh wow! Here’s the great Stephan, making us, Brazilian musicians feel at home; again! Great job, as always!

[@franciscoaragao5398]

Saudações do Brasil. Você é muito bom.

[@mootologist]

So awesome. Total secret sauce missing from almost all programmed music.

[@r315rer]

Great educational video. Really enjoyed it and love the end product. Really thought provoking and inspiring. I must do better!

[@thezazous]

This is so cool!

[@RideTheFuture]

Brandan my bro - saudades mermao !! BIg hug to the Missus ;-)

[@bielr]

Great class. The correct Portuguese word writing is Suingue by the way.

[@RossiMusic]

Great to see you Stephan! I loved the video, very well done and was very insightful. Kevin King hooked us up. Maybe we even met on one of your horn arrangements and I played the saxophone. I think you gave me some help with my Protools and also some charts way back probably 20 years ago. Nice work! All the best to you! Rick Rossi

[@RideTheFuture]

Great to see you here Rick! Been a very long time ;-) Hey man, please subscribe, I'm very active in releasing these music and tech related videos and want you to be among the first to see them. Stay creative and stay in touch brother!

[@turnermoran]

Stefan you’re a beast!!!

[@RideTheFuture]

Thanks Brian ;-) But you and I know that YOU are the real beast ;-) Praying to see you again at CBC 2021 !!

[@RideTheFuture]

and now praying to see you at CBC 2022 !!!

[@mrscakehead]

Great thanks I’ll try it on 70s style reggae in logic

[@PSSST100]

Great stuff once again Stephan. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise - really interesting!

[@user-er5mg6zj4v]

without the swing it sounded like it was trying to sell me paper towels

[@Roberto_Zarate]

I just bought it!

[@RideTheFuture]

Thanks Roberto! I hope you get very much use out of that sound. It is so helpful for me 'cuz I just play the real instrument well enough haha... Please report back ;)

[@Roberto_Zarate]

@@RideTheFuture I have 2 pandeiros at home; let's see what I can do with your instrument.

[@Roberto_Zarate]

@@RideTheFuture Stephan I wrote twice to the admin of the shop; I can't download the instrument (Wordpress error) please help

[@didierjoomun]

Nice tutorial, thanks!

[@RideTheFuture]

Thanks for commenting Michel! Please subscribe if you haven't already - got lots more in store of in-depth videos ! Blessings