J Dilla x Madlib Boom Bap Bass Technique | Sound Design Using Hair Clippers, Logic Pro X, Battery 4

[@drn3079]

This is lowkey the best explanation of a sawtooth I’ve ever heard.

[@floatinganarchychannel3204]

Holy moly its crazy

[@enterthesloth]

Thanks for this! Recorded trimmers through dj headphones into the MP! Worked great

[@MrJamboy300]

still waiting for my haircut

[@diymusicbiz]

ha

[@luckybeats8769]

lol wtf nice technique !

[@diymusicbiz]

NewSchoolLove Eren thanks man and thanks for tuning in

[@MichaelSmith-mb1gm]

Nuts dude!

[@bartboguski635]

Mad crazy❤

[@MakingMadBeats]

That one was crazy! Gonna try this one out. Thx for sharing your knowledge 👌

[@diymusicbiz]

No problem man, share your results when you get a chance!

[@MusicByRyder]

Insane sound! But it would be better if you played the sound as you mixed it, so you can hear the changes

[@diymusicbiz]

They'll be plenty of opportunity to hear changes as you make your own, if you choose to.

[@Hi.Jay.Low25]

The intro beat is soooooo grimey. sheeesh!🔥

[@JakubBudzinski-eu9wk]

dope

[@rasheedgooden4415]

Too sick!

[@clutchhawks1268]

that technique was mad savage.

[@diymusicbiz]

Clutch Hawks ha nice pun

[@yoterryv]

Mind blown 🤯

[@aerznights3713]

Dope video... Keep doing your thing Greg!

[@diymusicbiz]

Aerz Nights thanks for tuning in

[@gainsum]

Yo!! this right here.... beezkneez!!! that's dope.

[@diymusicbiz]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@gainsum]

Liked it? Dude I love this technique!!!

[@diymusicbiz]

GAINSUM Beatz ^^ What would you like to see in the future? I have some SP303 tuts coming in a few weeks, maybe sooner

[@gainsum]

Definitely more techniques like this. And how to create your own sound.

[@alxiroi]

would love to have acces to this bass sample. Thumbs up

[@diymusicbiz]

Putting together bass pack. It'll be available through Maschine Masters Soon

[@BkBangatv]

Dope technique. Keep Bangin!

[@diymusicbiz]

Bk Banga thanks!

[@ramspeedmusic]

OH my god man that's SO awesome!

[@diymusicbiz]

Reid Muchow thanks man.

[@BoombapArt]

Awesome!

[@diymusicbiz]

BoombapArt thanks. what would you like to see next?

[@BoombapArt]

A tracker beat? .. just kidding, that's my thing. How about a reverse-sample-technique-kinda-beat? or a 2017 beat of "Jack Venom - Raw" made by Curt Cazal?

[@diymusicbiz]

BoombapArt I focus on the sound design aspect not beat creation. ie sound design Sunday is there a specific sound you're after of Curt's?

[@BoombapArt]

that would be that stab/string sound in that song "jack venom - raw"..

[@diymusicbiz]

link

[@lalchemk9254]

impressive!

[@diymusicbiz]

L'alChemyk ジャズ thanks

[@lalchemk9254]

no worries homie

[@vazen33]

You didn't show how to spread the pitch out...How do you get it to go low and high from the root position? Key track in battery doesn't allow you to set tones below the the root position...i think?

[@diymusicbiz]

Sorry about that. I didn't bother showing it as it wasn't the focus of the video but, you need to first set your keyrange example C1 -C2 (just an example) then you can set keytrack (to follow pitch)

[@djsmoothc39able]

That's real dope just knowing hair clippers have low frequencies

[@diymusicbiz]

CARL g what's being used here is the proximity effect

[@507tbone507]

Wow!!

[@diymusicbiz]

Thanks boss

[@ellemyhousejewelz7746]

cool thx MASCHINEMASTERS❤🎶🎶🎧🎶🎶🎧

[@diymusicbiz]

Hey, you're welcome!

[@demurone]

I just rediscovered my love for hip hop because of this.. hahahaha genious!

[@diymusicbiz]

Right on!

[@Camcamcam2022]

Brilliant. I tried to recreate this sound but I clearly lack knowledge. I shall be victorious eventually.

[@Byronic19134]

Thats bcuz that bass ain't the clippers sample. U cant turn a saw wave sample like buzzing clippers into a clean sine wave

[@diymusicbiz]

Send me your sound I'll point you in the right direction

[@diymusicbiz]

@@Byronic19134 Yea it's definitely the clippers sample. I've done it with clippers, engine revs, blenders... It's not hard to do

[@artkitectbeats1622]

@@Byronic19134 would love to hear your opinion on this now, 4 years later, if you've realized by now how horrendously and ignorantly wrong you were.

[@junelopez215]

Its called sound design kids

[@diymusicbiz]

junelopez215 indeed...to many preset babies these days

[@Mooondoggy]

okay pops

[@丂のひしアひ匕尺ノ刀]

Infinite!!!!

[@Datpiff_Admin]

Yo where did you get those drums from, sounds crazy crispy.

[@diymusicbiz]

Drum are in the description

[@Datpiff_Admin]

Dope, the promotional video wasn't to enticing but your track might've convinced me to pick it up. Was the process for recording some of the one-shots similar to the video?

[@diymusicbiz]

There's no video that shows the recording process. Are you referring to the kit review video?

[@Datpiff_Admin]

Sorry, two unrelated sentences. Yes I was talking about the review video and as a follow up asked about what methods were used to get those one-shots.

[@diymusicbiz]

Not Thomas drum mics, preamps and vintage gear.

[@glorian4339]

ROFL! It's f*cking amazing! XD

[@diymusicbiz]

Glorian Gray thanks boss

[@MOONSIDESOUND]

🔥🔥🔥

[@diymusicbiz]

thanks boss

[@samknaak]

Was that Garageband at the end there?

[@diymusicbiz]

Sam Knaak Logic

[@lyomon9981]

nice vido bro but like can i use any kind of sample ? cuz my bassline doesnt sound good with the sample

[@diymusicbiz]

You could definitely experiment with other sound sources.

[@Pazaluz]

Awesome stuff man ! I once recorded a pretty nice bass by playing around with a stretched rubber band. You always end up with something unique if you record your own stuff. Another good thing is that you will put more effort and appreciation into something you recorded yourself. Btw, what mic did you use here ? I only have a mobile tascam mic but the quality isn't very great. Thinking of buying a decent one for home.

[@awedee.0]

Dope! just made a rack

[@diymusicbiz]

Awe Dee.0 lost, but cool

[@awedee.0]

live9 instrument "rack"

[@diymusicbiz]

Awe Dee.0 ok

[@GoGrJr]

Hey, what kind of mic is that?thank you

[@diymusicbiz]

MXL 603

[@williambar4062]

Can I get that sample

[@JAv2305]

how do you export the sound to play it on the keyboard

[@diymusicbiz]

Depends on which application you're using, but in general yes. Some daws will let you drag the audio clip to sampler without needing to rebounce

[@diymusicbiz]

Sorry read your question wrong. Just export like you normally would a track and load the sound into your daws sampler or any sampler

[@blacksaturn1100]

Bro where's that track at? I just wanna listen to it

[@djblur]

theres like 3 billion sub bass samples on the internet that sound like your edited homemeade sample what would be more unique is to the sound from 0:40 and play with it sonically ie: go from left to right, maybe slow it down a bit or put it in stereo chorus channel and use it as a sound effect, maybe slow it down a bit and put it on the chorus of a song or something

[@diymusicbiz]

I'm sure there are and yes that would be fun (simple) to do, but that wasn't the intent on this 3+ year-old video. I love where your head is though.

[@mokong5834]

how can I get that track

[@diymusicbiz]

mokong email [e-mail]

[@a.v.ray.]

if you have Logic just use the bass in the Low Down Dub preset under Drum Machines. much easier than doing all of this

[@diymusicbiz]

I don't want to use a preset. The whole point of this tutorial is about doing it creatively, not what's easiest.

[@a.v.ray.]

it'd be creative if it sounded different. just trying to save people some time and money

[@diymusicbiz]

DillyO Productions whatever works

[@a.v.ray.]

check out my channel and you'll see how to use presets

[@diymusicbiz]

DillyO Productions I'm not interested in the use of presets my friend. I program presets for major company's apps and hardware units for a living.

[@kyleholman7191]

dilla used a moog though.

[@diymusicbiz]

Yes, he did?

[@kyleholman7191]

Moog Voyager

[@diymusicbiz]

@@kyleholman7191 question mark was a typo

[@danieloriti6040]

Well, what do you know i have both mic and trimmers lol

[@diymusicbiz]

Daniel Oriti there you go, now get to work.

[@tracksketcha1341]

ridiculous!

[@diymusicbiz]

Thanks

[@chestergray7956]

...........bruh

[@diymusicbiz]

Chester Gray what's up?

[@chestergray7956]

Diy Music Biz I never thought about this. Coolest thing ever

[@diymusicbiz]

Chester Gray 👍🏽👌🏽

[@Byronic19134]

So u turned a saw wave into a pure sine bass? Lol gtfoh 😂😂😅

[@diymusicbiz]

It's not hard to round out sound with filters especially when you're only using a snippet and not the full cycle.