How to Produce: "Kill Bill" by SZA - Free Download

Grammy Nominated Producer ill Factor shows how to produce a song like "Kill Bill" by SZA in this Breakdown Tutorial.
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ill Factor is a Grammy-Nominated Producer and has been a professional music producer for over 19 years, working on projects with: Justin Timberlake, Sia, Kygo, Jason Derulo, Skylar Grey, Ginuwine, Kelly Rowland, Kevin Rudolf, Cher, Jessie J, Groove Armada, Calvin Harris and many others.
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[@BeatAcademy]

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[@Max10_B]

Love all the modern pop examples and indie stuff. Keep them coming

[@VARO.OFFICIAL]

Can you please make how to produce “Wicked Games” and “After Hours” by The Weeknd? He has so many cinematic pieces that need to be broken down 😭😭😭

[@natanaelpalafoxgonzalez2839]

this is so greatttt, you should make a video using live instruments that would be cooll

[@namio3218]

I always look forward to your videos because I can learn so much.

[@drummerboy6358]

Thank you so much! This is awesome

[@AleksandrPechenkin]

It worked out great. I like it, it inspires me to create my own track for stylish video clips.

[@jnny7182]

Amazing teacher and producer!

[@locoarts5642]

would love to see you try to breakdown Joji 'Die for you'

[@BeatAcademy]

Great idea!

[@thelinguistshow]

Thank you. I learned so much

[@AlimaSpace]

Wow! Thank you so much for this video! You're a genius=)

[@SuperElmundo]

excellent, ill Factor, thx a lot

[@8innergate]

that snare is beautiful. Tough to sort through acoustic samples that good

[@kxlab]

That was beautiful

[@spacejourneywaves5420]

This is pure gold

[@Tosha30]

Thank you for these instructions I take away so much ! Also I recommend Big Thief - Simulation Swarm, the Drums,Guitar and Bass are just so amazing, I wonder if you enjoy it or already know it ! Cheers

[@jeckbenss7234]

these are my favorite videos on youtube

[@808_rafa]

Thanks for the content. This is good stuff

[@BeatAcademy]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@JordanDarlow]

Nice one these remakes are really helpful in understanding how songs are made 👍, I believe I’v mentioned it before but would you be able to do a remake video of Bad Habits by Ed Sheeran?, many thanks

[@cyco_23]

that sampling trick is cool 🙂

[@chachacha6561]

Niceeeeee tks u so muchhhh

[@Celia_Alvarez98]

thank you so much for this video!! I love the drums of this song and I wondered the process behind them.

[@BeatAcademy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@j-e-s-u-s-4-4-4]

this is great. thank you for these cool videos, i always learn a lot from them.

[@yolfonzo]

I always learn lots from your breakdowns! Recently I've been struggling to get that Daniel Caesar feel, dealing with how the chords and bass make a rhythm feel way slower than it is as well as the drums feeling as if they're constantly having their tempo altered, sort of like a parabolic-like swing tempo. Rhythm has always been my weak point. It be amazing if you could do a breakdown on a slow r&b type of song where it's typically very few elements at a time but it's so clean. Daniel Caesar - Get You

[@mavdog5]

I'm certainly not as talented a producer as Ill Factor, but have you experimented with playing behind the beat? If you listen to Daniel Caesar, D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, stuff like that, you'll notice basses, snares, and some leads are not playing right on the metronome but just slightly after. That always helps me get that swing you're describing.

[@smejacobb]

thank you so much, i try to recreate and it's so fun :v my drum needs some work tho, kinda hard to find the right sound

[@nothemoonlight]

Awesome! Thank you! Can you show how to produce something like Beach House or Cigarettes after sex?

[@hamidshekari]

The video was amazing, I couldn't find sliding technique option in MODO Bass

[@BeatAcademy]

Visit the settings page on the top of the plugin and look for it there

[@montymole8247]

Good stuff, loving the content? Do you think you could take a shot at Pressure by Grady? Thanks!

[@KlemenKotar]

I see my already bought courses are in my user account (at Beat Academy) but the ones I don't have are only available as a subscription, right?

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

I'm a real amateur, so I'm prepared for the laughs, but some things can take a while to settle in my routines. One of them is samples and drums. There is a confusing aspect about them. Most drum kits use C1 as their kick. On my 25 keys keyboard that requires going down two octaves. However, most samples have their own pitch on C3. I had to dive a little deeper in this because at 11:36 you say you go up 'a couple of octaves' (which seems to be 1 😉, C2). Was this necessary to use the sample in its original pitch (some sample lose their nature when deviating too much from their original pitch)? Earlier this week (I had forgotten about your excellent service of the project file) I struggled in the Dua Lupa Illusion video with the exact same sample (how to find one with the same pitch/depth to follow along with the video?)(imagine the embarrassment when the hi-hat sample I searched the web for was already in my Ableton😳). It even gets more confusing when you put samples in the drum rack (do they keep their original pitch (keeping their original C3 sound when hitting C1?). It takes some practicing (trial and (t)error) to get the picture clear and get overview and routine, at least for me. In a way this is a topic of its own. But, great video.

[@CraigSutton]

18:35 where does that sample come from? Reminds me of an old Kung Fu movie.

[@liamgreenwell7033]

W video

[@3000bullets]

sheesh you’re so cool

[@jimschips940]

Thanks for another breakdown! I’d love to see you break down any song by AJR if u could.

[@Obeyreilly]

Would like to see a tour of your studio

[@BeatAcademy]

Great Idea

[@elyperez9885]

just out of curiosity - does anyone know where he got the layered kick from?

[@fritsvanzanten3573]

When you mean the sample, it is in the project file you can download from his site.

[@liamzhao4613]

the project file is not in your website. is there a problem?

[@BeatAcademy]

Nope. check it once again its there.

[@BeatOrder]

Che Ninja

[@Juline1221]

Somebody show this to busy works please lmao

[@BeatAcademy]

Curious? why

[@Meekismwisdom]

Future self 5:26