@@slattcitybeats4049 It's insane that he was able to find all the presets and get the exact most perfect sound that whoever made the loop did. I wanna see you do that, if not, keep hating
@@itsquintinhere But what does it being loop have to do with that? the point of a from scratch video is to show how the sample was made. who cares if the dutch kid or the guys from cymatics produced it? why does it make a difference if it was a loop or not?
Guy in the video put a low cut on the sample for the drop so that the 808 bass has space. This may sound cleaner but honestly, I prefer the raw distorted sound of the original
@@BrickWolfy true, interesting that some people now prefer that, a couple years ago this would clearly fall under bad mixing. However I feel like he could have automated the lowcut so that it sounds full but cleaner when the 808 hits. You could of course spice the 808 up and distort it a bit, but imo it would be a lot more fun to listen to that way
i don’t understand how that’s difficult. And i’m not trying to hate either, i’m genuinely curious as to why this is hard to do. I don’t know much about producing so if someone with more knowledge can tell me why that would be great!
@@kam9908 bassically the original maker of the beat used a loop but this guy made it from scratch he had to find all the instrument and play them at the same time and space them and it all takes a long time and hard work
@@nunki6154 If something is made from scratch it means that it is made from the ground up without using anything pre-made. The original version of this beat was not made from scratch because it took a sample from to studio and reversed it
BRO Honestly idk where u live at bro but get outside and make some connections for real. Your bigger than youtube being your platform foreal. You can be BIG I envision it.
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