MASTERCLASS Breakdowns, Build Ups & Drops Toolroom Masterclass (Toolroom Academy)

[@djramirozuniga]

D.Ramirez is the best electronic music production teacher that has existed for years and shares very valuable data with authentic enthusiasm. Congratulations, excellent as always.

[@anthonygato407]

house is a feeling

[@easyneal]

A vibe

[@rahulgaur2334]

I learnt more from this video in 1 hour than I learnt on random KZbin videos in the past 6 months

[@musicbysazid]

00:02 Toolroom Academy offers the 'Creativity Unlocked' course across four sub-genres of house music. 02:26 Students present their tracks for feedback and evaluation 07:33 Creating and recording own vocals 11:06 Using filters, saturation, EQ, and side chain for enhancing the bass and breakdown. 16:16 Creating rhythmic patterns with onbeat, offbeat, and syncopation 18:46 Utilizing loop function for sound design 23:10 Automating build up and drop 25:15 Adjusting and creating fades for a smoother transition 30:18 Manipulating a single sound for effects 32:45 Creating custom effects chains for sound manipulation 37:28 Automating Wonderland and Reverb levels 40:06 Using side chain to make sound pump with the track 45:21 Using automation to create dynamic effects 47:59 Creating contrast in music production 53:07 Building the track structure with varied speeds and intensities 56:26 Using side chain and automation for better sound balance 1:01:22 Using side chain and reverb to create unique sounds 1:03:54 Creating intense sounds for buildups 1:09:23 Using high pass filter to manipulate bass 1:11:41 Layering is the key to building up the sound. 1:16:07 Using consistent reverb creates a cohesive sound.

[@danjers77]

This masterclass is simply amazing!

[@edwinbaars8672]

D. Ramirez is a very knowledgeable teacher. Have watched many of his videos over the years and helped me a lot

[@iamdwsm]

This is incredible. I'm only thirty minutes in and the section on the stab is a master class in itself on sound manipulation and getting the most from your samples.

[@TRNQUL]

For people using FL, you can do the stab part with automating the loop parameters in DirectWave :)

[@tronghuhu]

how use it on Logic ?

[@mohammadfarzaneh]

This was so valuable to me. Thanx

[@tekknobeatz]

Love this guy!

[@PetkoKostadinov-e6e]

Speachless... Thank you very much!

[@artyy00]

Absolute Banger Thanks for the free knowledge

[@levidannewitz7043]

This is Awesome. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@andrewverran3498]

He definately is a smooth operator .

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

Absolute Legend 🤙🏽😎🖤🐓

[@musicincolor]

Great Dino Ramirez!

[@Spek7]

I just come here from time to time to hear this part 08:50 to give me some energy and go continue my daily life activities. :)

[@Harlin67]

shame the audio wasn't routed correctly.

[@hunneyball_music]

Do you have any videos where it goes deeper into the sound design elements of making the stabs???

[@MegaMixking]

thanks for the video. i think it's important for experts on sound to get the video sound correct.

[@branchyapple]

58:06 the VOLUME

[@alexmakey8428]

🔥🔥

[@RodrigoAmaraldj]

43:28

[@dinfluence30]

I enjoyed this class from mr D. 25

[@Hogboy345]

31:40 Smoother more effective way to do this is to use the Arpeggiator before the sampler on Free mode and auto the rate. Gate should be on 200%

[@mcgritty8842]

😂

[@Hogboy345]

@@mcgritty8842 How is that funny?

[@thekeysman6760]

​@@Hogboy345"auto the rate"? Do you mean automate the rate? Because you can't set it to "auto".

[@Hogboy345]

@@thekeysman6760 Automate yes. This kind of "exponential" pattern is even easier in Live 12 now with all the added piano roll features.

[@irfaneftal99]

I’m using Fl Studio for 6 years, I’ve tried to switch Ableton so many times but I couldn’t find someone like Mr. Ramirez. Is there any Ableton courses of him?

[@Seraph-pw6ft]

Mr. Bill and ill.gates has a ton of ableton tutorials. Most of them are probably a little bit more in the intermediate to advanced range.

[@nathanjmansfield9969]

Check out production music live. They have a courses, project breakdowns, presets, midi and samples galore. Really good standard and quality from top guys in the game. Why not check the very course offerings by the guy in this video?

[@irfaneftal99]

@@nathanjmansfield9969 of course I know PML but they are complicated about courses too mate

[@rabmccudden683]

Where can u get on this course. Is it possible to do it online? I’m in Belfast.

[@Trentcast]

It’s always house music. Let’s get some dnb up in here

[@blkrbbt]

Omg. AGREED!

[@tomz6327]

go away. we want them to continue with house music, oragnize your own events 😅😂

[@foodstampz]

Its the same thing. Use your imagination.

[@about2flip]

Where can I take the course?

[@arnaugarriga8924]

where can i subscribe to the course

[@LedgerLiner]

D ramirez yooo it's been 20 years!

[@DvourOfficial]

Anyone have any idea on how to make the 24:50 effect on FL Studio? Every time I try and speed up a sample faster, faster it has this weird stagger/octave effect? Where as this video it's a smooth speed up?

[@djhonz45]

Isn't that Disclosure's settee???

[@producaomusical4324]

Single por DEEJAY COPACABANA

[@ryankeane6614]

U set the attack to the slowest setting not fast attack on the sidechain @ 42 mins

[@ryankeane6614]

Oh sheet my bad u corrected got ahead of myself 😂

[@keithdunwoody1302]

Hmmm...

[@samiirai]

Full hour on how to stab your way into the drop. While useful, I feel this could have have been more of a 15minute topic. Listen to what I did, here is why I did it this way, and here is how you can do it your way. All the diddling between, if you looking up masterclasses, I think you know how to dial in levers and buttons already. Cmon...

[@mlaurentiu]

So mediocre and over used way to make a breakdown. Commercial music and the music that comes and go use this. The sound is overused. For a beginner point of view is a start but... you got the point. If you want to stand up be aware and develop your own thing. Is the only way to stand up. "Doing what others do is a sure recipe for mediocrity"

[@losangelesundergroundhouse9502]

Isn’t that technique, basically copying someone else. I don’t know why this reference mania is going on.I get that u "level up" quicker , but I’m not onboard . It’s called the drop bro. Referencing for sonic quality and mastering is legit, but not for ‘unlocking creativity"

[@mberone8649]

I mean I like the idea, but the track is so generic, sound like 99% music nowadays. Shame really. He used to be so original in his music.

[@Ofthevalleyofthewind]

Out of curiousity, could you give a rec of a house track you find original? I’m not too familiar with the difference or house in general so I’m genuinely curious because I’d like to compare

[@janlindvaag6712]

It’s for demo purposes! 🙄🙄

[@golieman9]

You learn the fundamentals and then try it out and experiment for yourself.

[@lanadamusic]

​@@Ofthevalleyofthewindfunk ain't dead (froman)

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

@@Ofthevalleyofthewindthe hole point of house music is to be fundamentally generic, so it can be mixed 😂

[@totopolo2379]

this sounds dead as they old guy presenting it

[@devondetroit2529]

Those that cannot do, Teach.

[@welshaccenttutorials3104]

Those who cannot teach, troll

[@DK-ty5ue]

You’re in the wrong chat, negativity troll. The old guy has hundreds of releases and wtf are you? Don’t answer that, we don’t care lol 😂

[@rahulgaur2334]

Oh shut up!

[@ItsWesSmithYo]

@@devondetroit2529and use tired quotes 😂

[@obulus1]

I love tricks to make miserable music for miserable people (on drugs)

[@ryanogorman1980]

🤣

[@canter-fb5rc]

Haha so true damn junkies