The Science of Making Trash Beats

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[@NavieD]

I actually made this video in 2023 and completely forgot about it.

[@moresnqp]

"i dont have a genre. i dont fit in a box" -loop based trap producer

[@numberthr333]

Steven King once said that reading awful books can help him to realize what words or sentances can sound ridiculous and awful.

[@tprnbs]

you forgot one very important step: make all you melodies/instruments play in same octave so they mask each other in frequency spectrum

[@lldj14]

4:01

[@Ruigi01]

I'm actually naturally really good at this, could you please make a video on making good beats?

[@lucasgraeff5391]

I hope trash beats gets to radio and mainstream streaming

[@bredslayer7094]

Another thing I notice with bad beats is either the lack of confidence or too much confidence. Producers need to learn that not every beat has to be made to be a hit and not every beat you make is gonna be the best beat ever. I have so many projects that I went into knowing it won't ever be seen by the public, but I made them because I wanted to practice and experiment with new ideas before putting them into something I want to use.

[@heyyomyman]

8:21

[@evan54905]

navie d the goat no cap

[@thevidkoproductions]

the thing is, trash beats for some reason keep getting picked by (trash) artists, and the beat you made that really sounds special gets overlooked most of the time

[@At.mos.fEarProduktionz]

The beat has to start somewhere. Throw a bunch of sounds at it. Subtract what you don’t like and work with what does sound good to you. Kind of mold the beat to work for you. 😎👍🏽

[@mizu6]

i’ve been producing and learning on the internet for 7 years and ngl i was skeptical of ur channel at first bc many yt producers are the same. but you always have good takes and i always learn something new. keep uploading so i don’t have to watch anyone else

[@ODDERZPlays]

A lot of good tips to take on board, thanks as always big man

[@siyabongamahlangu3236]

Benzema is cooking 👨‍🍳,

[@victorcobane6644]

#3 is so true. In my experience you generally only want 1 or 2, mayyybe 3 complex parts going on at once, and absolutely no more. I honestly usually stick to one; use an interesting sound with a couple effects on it and give it a good foundation with some background chords and bass and you're good. That way the beat is easily memorable (only 1 complex part at a time to remember) and there is enough room for vocals to go over it.

[@ChanoWilliams]

New subscriber to your channel. This is only the second video of yours I've watched. Just came in to say thanks for sharing your knowledge. I haven't made beats in years, but I can totally get behind what you've outlined here. Especially when it comes to knowing the rules first so you know what to break. That's what the greatest producers know. Keep up the hard work, bro!

[@FuriBeats]

We getting into Oddwin channel with this one 🔥🔥🔥

[@hhdhpublic]

Not only can you learn from this what not to do but you can also choose to utilize some elements of trash beats as a stylistic choice. After all theres all sorts of lofi, hyperpop and other stuff that utilizes sounds and elements that are usually undesirable so choosing consiously to utilize trash beat material in ones own beats wouldnt be that wild

[@consbeats7894]

The last part really did hit me. Thanks Nav !