Unfortunately this does not sound like either chlar or alarico. Their music is much more nuanced, dark, and textured. I also would not consider their music hardgroove; it is techno. Good try though this is on its way to being a good track! :)
I really liked the trick of adding a reverse ride. Usually I used to remove the transcient from the sample to create the same effect but this way is really easy :)) Thanks once again for sharing these with all of us!!
A little more work should be done on the lower frequencies. Unless you have a really solid lower frequency balance, it will not be suitable for club and DJ mixing.
@@ethannodder8923 hey bro, thanks a lot for the nice comment! I have made a video on how I make grooves in general and the same method can be applied for basslines You can watch it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1JH8o2b5jp8.htmlsi=JD2rF2EknXMK6L7o But if you want a video specifically on basslines I’d do it👍 Cheers
It’s a preset I made which you can make too Just group the plugins you want together or in this case the state of the plugin which is a high pass auto filter and there’s a floppy disk icon in the left corner, click that and you should be able to rename it to whatever you like 👍
thanks so much man i started for 2 weeks ago and this helped me conceptualize instruments in their groups like for example i didnt even know high hats belong in the drum family haha. I love u man. Also would love if you can start a discord
You’re welcome man! Glad you’re learning from the videos ☝️I do have a discord server in the works but it’s bare bones at the moment, I’ll get it set up by my next video
Hey! I absolutely love your content! New subscriber here :) I’m a complete beginner and would appreciate any tips you have. How was it for you when you started? Any instruments one should learn first before going into techno?
Hey welcome 🙌thanks for joining us I’d say learn the Ableton shortcuts depending on what operating system you use Such as duplicating, deleting, creating a midi clip etc. These make the process much more efficient Learn Experiment, experiment and experiment For me getting started was quite scary but through my curiosity I learnt a lot of small details that others never really showed on RU-vid Watch more tutorials They help a lot Find what works best for you I wouldn’t say you need to learn any instruments but definitely learn the basics of synthesis so you can feel comfortable on any soft synth I’ll let you know if I have any more tips👍
Super useful as always!! I'm happy I've realised my workflow is similar to this. I think it is called "Substractive arrangement" in which you create a 5-6 minutes loop and then you remove clips to shape the track. First thing I do is this and then I use the autofilter on the low end channel to create bridges and breaks. After that I start with automations to add/remove elements and also add chrashes, white noises and so on to create tension and transitions. Once I have this, then I add vocal chops or even another main element that makes things change after the second drop. Thanks for sharing, as always <3
Hello, I like your music very much. I'm curious about something. Do you use music theory in such unique works? Did I express it correctly? haha (drums tuning , harmonic etc...
thank you mate, you expressed it correctly haha and yeah I mostly use it in the tuning of drums, and harmonic functions come in too for example when the bass line is in c minor ill make sure everything else stays in that scale. Im not a music theorist and i dont know much about it but I can kinda tell when something is out of tune with the rest and it takes some shifting around to get it sounding right although with drum heavy music like this i tend to overlook most theory and just go with what feels natural.
