Every Producer Should Have a Habit of Doing This.

[@Analoque444]

You can speed up the process of moving audio or midi parts. First you you cut the section, then consolidate with right mouse button or cmd/control J. Then simply move the part with the mouse to any folder in your userlibrary on the left side. You can move entire channels incl. chains or any clip there without saving the project itself. Try it.

[@MyshkoMusic]

thank you for this tip bruh! huge!!! I didnt know u could do that. now I wish I included that in the video. pinning this so other ppl can see 💪💪😎😎

[@Analoque444]

@@MyshkoMusic With pleasure, bro. If you like, you can add this somewhere in your videos at some point. There are still many tricks that some people don't know ^^ Another one? :D ??Okay. Make a drumbeat, or chords in midi in the session-view. Activate the note -monitor function in the left corner below the "fold" option, to hear the notes you make (the little headphone-sign, this is important, you need to hear what you gonna do in this case). Then mark and grab some notes (eg. the hihats, or snares... decide), hold them marked. Push F9 for record and move the marked region around while playing (and recording :), to create unpredicted new patterns. While you do this, everything in Midi will be recorded in the arrangement view (every movement of the notes). You can also use the pen while recording in that container too (use the extratip below, if needed). Do this over a couple of bars. Then push Tab-key to switch to arrangement-view. Mark the region you created and find the best. Decide again. Push cmd/ctrl-J to consolidate. Grab this this fresh consolidated piece of art and hold it, while holding push Tab-key again and put the new created "container" in your session view. Extratip: If you hold ALT while using the pen in the note-area, only horizontal movements are possible in that row. This particulary helps to stick on pitch/notes while using the pen. Try it. Best regards

[@DavidBoura]

You open your big projects folder, go visit every track folder, and have no idea how they sound because you didn't render anything. Or sometimes you did and you can hear it. But then when you open the project, most of the time it misses some older vsts you don't use anymore. So you try to fix and rarely succeed. It's ok when it's a subtle tool such as en EQ, Comp etc. But if it is an Instrument or a creative tool with automations and stuff, forget it. So i agree with the video, CTRL+R for the sake of conservation guys.

[@MyshkoMusic]

Absolutely! Also, to counteract the missing media stuff, (at least partially) you can go into File -> Collect All and Save. It won't save your VSTs unfortunately, but all the samples will be retained even if you deleted them from their sources. (like if there's a sample from a drumkit you deleted) I usually convert my VSTs into audio to save CPU power, so in my case the audio files get saved. Idk u might have know about this tip, but I wanted to share just in case :D

[@shemmmusic]

zajebisty pomysl, dzieki! Bede nieszczesliwy ale przynajmniej bogaty 🙏

[@MyshkoMusic]

JAZDAAA :DD

[@Introspectral]

Yes! I did this for many many years while I was still making music and sounddesign. have upwards to 1TB of samples from those days.. used to call it "sample-mining" and would sometimes make whole projects soley to strip it of parts. Great fun! I can also say that selling samples is possible.. I still get the occasional donation on my free stuff (all I have left up there) event though it's like 10 years since I moved on. Edit: In ableton, you can just consolidate a file (like cmd/alt J or something) and then rightclick on the clip and select "show in finder/explorer" and there it is.. Don't remember if this works with the sends you have on it, but I remember doing it saving alot of time.

[@MyshkoMusic]

That's a great tip! Thank you!!! :)

[@slunkzilla]

Another basic but super effective sampling method - throw it in simpler slice mode, fuck around with sensitivity of warp markers and start smashing the keys until you hear some cool sequence then smash that capture midi input button, freeze flatten and voila

[@fadymichael1039]

Best intro iv seen

[@MyshkoMusic]

Thanks :DD I had a lot of fun making it

[@untitled.mp3-music]

good idea, thanks. Good for wanting to start a patreon

[@yaboysambeats]

I love it!

[@kakimaki8659]

If there's one thing that I wished known earlier about music production, then exporting the stems from best tracks would be it. It just helps so much with making new songs.

[@MyshkoMusic]

Same bruh, it's been a gamechanger for me when I started doing it. I hope someone whos at the start of their production journey discovers this lol

[@breadstix7618]

​@@MyshkoMusic as a guy at the start of my production journey, i think this will come in handy lol

[@MyshkoMusic]

Ayyyee good luck man :D

[@breadstix7618]

​@@MyshkoMusic thanks my guy! its been fun fucking around in the basic version of ableton and i still gotta chuck a fuckton of money at this to get everything i need but once i do ill have the resources to make some bangers for sure

[@MyshkoMusic]

Ayye :D I'm guessing u need to get the Live Suite version? I recommend u get the education discount if you're a student. Cuz tbh paid plugins are not necessary for the most part. Ableton's stock stuff is pretty much all you need

[@JuhoSprite]

I actually learned stuff from this video, rare youtube W. Checked the bell.

[@MyshkoMusic]

Aaaaayyyyyyeeee Im super glad :DD Hopefully u'll get rich and unhappy like the guy in the video 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@FellypeNascimento]

Man I love your videos haha

[@MyshkoMusic]

Ayye thanks! And I love you! (platonically) (nohomo)

[@Lost1nTranslation]

Feeling super attacked at 1:41 😭😭💔😅😭

[@MyshkoMusic]

Damn... 😔😔😔 We might've gotten the BAG 💰🤑💰 ...but we also got the 💔 emotional 😔 BAGgage 😭😭 (nah but fr hang in there bro. I hope you're doing alright)

[@Lost1nTranslation]

​@@MyshkoMusic thanks bro, I'm not but I will be! 🥲🙃😅 Loving the content, keep on killin it 🔥🔥

[@MyshkoMusic]

Thanks man, wish u all the best 💗

[@Lost1nTranslation]

@@MyshkoMusic You too, brother! 💙🩵💜

[@dezolatestation]

for y'all who grind for like 3/4 years, already release some stuff out there, just export ur project into separated stems when finish, why 3 years? that's i'd say u already improved and polished production,it's time to make something like signaturre sounds

[@dezolatestation]

don't offended lol, i was producing for almost 8 years,5 years for experimenting and learning curve, 3 years being ghost producers ,even thou am still learning

[@MyshkoMusic]

There's some truth in that, but I'd argue that the sooner you start exporting, the better. Its good for even new producers cuz they can make it and solidify it as a habit. Plus, I think there's something to learn from using your own samples. In the worst case scenario, you'll just have shitty samples. U can always delete them later, lol

[@DJazium]

LOL this channel is amazing

[@MyshkoMusic]

Hhahaha thank you brother, welcome to my unhinged world :D

[@nyunno]

can we get this tutorial but for healthier daws

[@MyshkoMusic]

lmao "healthier" daws. u savage hahaha. idk if other DAWs have the "Normalize" export feature but everything else should be more or less the same: - the .wav format, - 32 bit depth, - 48kHz samplerate - Ableton still being the superior DAW (fight me)

[@talgy2671]

The path where you're gonna get rich but lonely and depressed is exactly what happened to the guy from Oversampled channel.

[@MyshkoMusic]

Lol, well now you know how he got there 😆😆😆

[@Greenek]

W sumie to całkiem niegłupi pomysł 😊 pozdro!

[@MyshkoMusic]

Dzięki! Pozdro brachu :D

[@ahmedkhalhory4484]

nois weedyo

[@MyshkoMusic]

thyeanks :)

[@souljune.official]

@1:56 wtf polish money?!

[@MyshkoMusic]

He must've sold the sample packs to some Poles (kurwa) 😳😳😳😳

[@DavidBoura]

polished, at the contrary of dirty

[@slunkzilla]

You can immediately hear my boy polish ❤

[@talgy2671]

Let me tell you a little secret: you ain't gonna make ANY reasonable money with selling soundbanks because market is so saturated. Even more saturated than beatmaking market and it's only getting worse.

[@MyshkoMusic]

At the end of the day, at least you'll have your own unique samples if you do it the way I describe in the video, selling them is just another option :DDD On a sidenote though, MAN that's a pessimistic way to think about it. What I'm about to say might be a little bit abstract, as I haven't sold any sample packs yet, but in my opinion, there's no such thing as a saturated market if you find a way to stand out. Obviously not easy, you'll have to make AND market your stuff somehow... But dang, to not even try is another thing. Take my channel for example - there's TONS of music content creators out there. Everyone wants to be one nowadays. I would argue the market is quite saturated... Buuut I still tried. I started from 0, kept improving, and recently somehow managed to break through and get to 1K subs after just 3 months (extremely proud of that btw) Sorry for the rant. Idk... I should start doing motivational speeches or somthing

[@aigoated]

That's because most people give up without committing to the grind, you can work endlessly for your entire life on a job, or start uploading samples on a daily for a course of few years, market it through social media, prove its valuable, and people will always buy. There are millions of not more people who don't know about buying samples, and that's where your social media platforms brings in new buyers who are not part of the saturated market you speak of. If they like your sounds you make committed customers and you can start to tackle bigger projects, all you need is few loyal customers to make a breakthrough. But at the same time it's always the people who never put in effort who say the market is oversaturated.

[@Nova_Afterglow]

@@aigoated 99% of all gamblers quite right before the big payout.

[@Nova_Afterglow]

@@aigoated oversaturation isnt just some word ppl say. it is an actual, real world, physical occurrence. lets talk about my fav topic, morgpie. morgpie doest stream on normal cam sites because they are PHYSICALLY OVERSATURATED and it makes zero sense to try and make it big under those conditions. she is on twitch, where it ISNT over saturated with cam girls, and shes a hit. if you go through the same oversaturated channels everyone else dose, you are being dumb with your time. oversaturation isnt some vague term the haters will use when they dont make it, it is a real thing, and the sooner you see that, the sooner you will find avenues that ARENT over saturated.

[@aigoated]

@@Nova_Afterglow interesting take but twitch is known to be amongst the top streaming sites. Even in the sense of not being in a physical place it is more saturated because anyone with a computer can start a twitch, leading to more competition than being in the actual world as you say. So your own example serves as a counterpoint due to morpies success. Unlike the actual world you can have infinitely more competitors online than in the real world because there are no physical limitations yet morpie was able to be successful.

[@slunkzilla]

I thought that’s what everybody is doing lol

[@MyshkoMusic]

You're not far off. It's what everybody SHOULD be doing lmao

[@puvendranpillay8802]

Exporting = economy. Checkmate taxman

[@Chrvjdjvy]

This guy is so crease

[@MyshkoMusic]

🤪🤪🤪🥴🥴🥴

[@Chrvjdjvy]

;) @@MyshkoMusic

[@georgegeorgio70]

Ziomuś to Ty polak?

[@MyshkoMusic]

Proste ziomuś :DDD

[@Sportkids.]

Great advice & motivation. Good man. Also, you’re frikkin hilarious to watch. Can we be like pen pals bro. I got a great deal on postcards & stamps from a really cool dude but I forgot to get some friends. Can you maybe do a video on how to make friends sometime?✌️🎹🥷🏿

[@MyshkoMusic]

Thank you so much bro!! And yea sure we can be pen pals lmao. Idk about sending postcards but digitally for sure hahhaha :D U can join our Discord server and make friends here: discord.gg/whK5FBTD Hhhrespekk ;))