Two James Blake-ish drum techniques

amazing vid -- tysm!

UDU trick is super cool. Basically another tool to filter out sounds using a reductive method. More surgical than envelope filter or ducking though! Nice one.

For those of you with synths that swing by percentage, 57% swing for 16th notes sequencing roughly also equates to 41 points into the 240 points on every other note. Helps you make synths with the swing and also draw in midi with percussion to line up. 57% is a really nice swing amount.

Hey Oscar. Hope you are well. A small request . Is it possible to have a video where you make a project like Amotik ?? The style of techno is very minimal and hypnotic.

I would love to see a video on how you use lfo tool and how to use it as a utility.

The drums are deffo that really stripped back swamp 81 @ sunklo vibes. sound from 2012 onwards for sure, super joy orbison and early boddika sounds for sure.

Any recommendations where to find a shaker loop pack?

I think Yaw Evans worked on those drums with James. Bigup Yaw

Funny JB didn’t actually do the drums on I want you to know. Drum programming done by yaw evans. Very burial influenced. Love your channel tho!

it's nice to see you back...i've missed your original format for quite some time

excellent tip

LOVE THE LED LIGHTS

Glad to see I'm not the only one who struggles with video titles Oskar 😂

Thanks for showing us this UDU trick, love it.
My two recommendations for today are “Markantonio & Atroxx – 1965” and “Icarus – No Sleep”. Really dig the percussion in these tracks.

Gracias!!

About the UDU trick you shown, if something goes after the second utility, will the automations you drawn affect it as well?
This UDU thing seems to work just like a return track in which you create some automations at the send, and then put a beat repeat on gate mode after the delay.

would love to know how you did it with LFOtool and Portal

too bad i am not using Ableton :(

I would happily james blake-ify everything. Can you make a tutorial for me to jame blake-ify my interior decor next??

Groove was one aspect I have yet to play with. Mind is a lil blown right now haha.

gei

I think Ableton grooves are really cool
But learning to program your own velocity and swing, gives you individuality
to your tracks

Excellent video, Oscar ❤
Groove is in the heart ❤

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Question: Is there any chance of getting a copyright lawsuit for a millisecond-long drum sound? Say I downloaded a kick drum sound from an open source and used it in my song and released the song, uploaded it everywhere you can think of. Or let's say the source I downloaded the sound from said the samples were completely free, but two or three years later he bought the rights to use them and I or many other producers have those kick sounds in their songs. What's gonna happen? What should we do to prevent this? Should all the sounds we use be original and our own from the very beginning of our career, the moment we set up all the studio and DAWs? I'd really apreciate if you answer 'cause this issue is quite important for everyone especially for the beginners who don't wanna get fcked in the middile of the way.

Would setting up a send with whatever delay or echo craziness to taste, then pop in a send slice or ramp for specific areas in the track might yield similar, then only the send automation to snip in at the areas

Really appreciate your channel!! Highly valuable tips!! Merci beaucoup!!