How To Structure Your Beats in FL Studio | Chopsquad DJ | Producergrind Clips

[@lilbpack1]

Dude hellla smart - Lil B

[@garcongarcon]

let's make a track Based God

[@Grahba1]

i love you thank you

[@ronyfree3589]

we need chop squad dj interview part 2 I feel like his one of the most underrated producers

[@Producergrind]

Rony Free facts bro got lot more gems to drop 💯💯

[@SkipassBeatz]

get WHEEZY on here !!

[@ddotfreezing]

nah fr

[@Producergrind]

working on it fasho

[@tragedyyy]

6 Patterns split up into: (1) Intro (2) Intro-2nd Part (3) Hook (4) "Toppart"-Hook (5) Verse (6) Retention-Verse

[@AudioGeekers]

tragedyyy it’ll have to be 8 right?!?

[@Chris-rt7ph]

Napalm Beatz it depends on the genre bro, intros for trap / rap is usually 8 bars..

[@coreysimmons9497]

12 BAR VERSE

[@mdnloyal1478]

Listen I just want to say I didn't quite fully understand the concept of what he was saying until I found somebody in the comment section that broke it down to me . So yesterday I tried this later on in the day and it was imperative that I come back to this comment section and give some feedback on what I think about this workflow and to be 100% honest this is life-changing not only life changing but game-changing definitely give it a try. This one little detail in my workflow just enabled me to be able to make some of the craziest beats ive ever made before and that's no cap. 🤷🏽‍♂️ Chopsquaddj the 🐐. Thanks producergrind!!!

[@MrBlackstarHD]

Good shit we need more of those quick dimes 👌🏽

[@LacedBacon]

Arrangement is crucial when making a good song

[@TheModernTeachingsAndHealings]

My favorite current producer man thank u so much for telling us Chopsquad DJ I hope to get ur sound to Massachusetts music 🙏🏾

[@KingMatiCBeats]

I think everyone does arrangements in their own style unless is some type of beat

[@styl1ssttt]

They need to use a template, it doesn't matter on every type beat, you need to arrange it.

[@miraculoussounds9230]

It’s crazy! I been making my beats like this since I started back in 04! See y’all in NYC!

[@Producergrind]

💪💪💪NYC

[@jjbing3]

I used to work like this. As FL Studio and I got better, I changed the way I work so I can chop out hats and make drops easier. I used to have to create a new pattern just to drop out that hats on the 8th bar. 😣.

I started out making beats on Reason and this was the way they did it. I actually just found out this method a month ago from JBeats !

[@KridBeatz]

These are great drums.

[@legitmind101]

chopsquad dj interview part 2 please!!

[@Tomatofury]

I used to do block pattern, however it became harder when artists wanna stem out for a mixdown. I used to max out the outputs of mpc to that I could track individual sources to print mono on pro tools or logic... doesn’t matter.

[@joshuaswonke3126]

So do you split by channel now then, or how do you go about bouncing out the individual stems?

[@Tomatofury]

@@joshuaswonke3126 split channels. however now i as i got better at mixing i just stereo out.

[@joshuaswonke3126]

@@Tomatofury yea, even if you stick with block patterns, you can split out each channel in the mixer itself, and then arm each channel to render to wav file.

[@repocalypse7650]

Am I the only one that always does it off no template in FL and just adds progression or a texture when the hook should be?

[@illfiger1970]

I just build a verse duplicate it to the length of a song and start adding and removing elements.

[@dantemack57]

Illfiger Exactly what I do😂

[@YELLOWBOYBEATS]

Illfiger me to

[@moonkidproductions]

The workrate is through the roof when you create this way I love it

[@Area51beatz]

@@moonkidproductions i just switched from seq at a time to this and its changed my progress dramatically.

[@Tristen_Smith]

His skin is smooth

[@bboymac84]

Lol that’s how I made beats on my MPC 500

[@royaltyfreeloops7079]

🔥💥💯

[@yamzthebeast]

I think you guys should do like Vladtv and chop the interviews up into sections like this...

[@gorrdogg9345]

That’s how I make mines.

[@yungjavion]

i do this too

[@bboymac84]

Basically...Ableton session view

[@agthaog1986]

i dont fully get it

[@edito650]

agthaog1986 same

[@MYNAMEISKLAY]

Instead of having all of his stems listed down his daw, he makes it so that all of his stems are included in each pattern. This is easy in Fl Studio as it gives one the option to add as much instruments, drums, audio tracks as one would like in each playlist. He then uses about 8 of these playlists, all of which are slightly different (one may have a lead that one doesn't, one may not have a drum pattern) to build up and build down his beat. Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJuloGiIltB1eqs @ 12:45 he shows his screen and this is what I mean Warning: Turn down your volume a little.

[@MYNAMEISKLAY]

@Ash Bajaj Stems are essentially all of your audio, instrument, drum files. For example, if I wanted to collaborate with another producer (which I will never because I'm not good enough), I would most likely start the creation of a beat, add some simple drums, and melody. I assume one would then export all of the stems and send them over to the other producer. This would allow the other producer to edit the track. It's a weird way to explain it, but I'm at work right now and my brain is fried.

[@agthaog1986]

@@MYNAMEISKLAY yeah i had a feelin that was what he was kinda saying. I used 2 semi do it like that mainly cause i aint no how 2 split em up at the time

[@larrytan73]

Its an old school way of sequencing.Go check out Maschine,mpc ren, Geist etc. Force yourself to learn one of them and come back to FL STUDIO! It will make sense to you

[@Lonaonthebeat]

Sounds like ableton clip view

[@kalimerchbeatz7948]

length of this video threw me off for a minute

[@VellaBeatz]

Pls get cashmoneyAP 🙏🏽

[@Navi209]

Vella Beatz been out

[@AM-lz9lc]

You can tell hes been using fl since 2008 by how thick his glasses are 💀