What I need folk to take away from this is that this is what hard work looks like. Keep learning, keep remaking your favorite tunes, keep practicing. I guarantee your man has over 10,000 hours in production. You'll be able to do this and more as long as you don't give up and always do what you love. Not what you think a tiktok feed will like.
Honestly The guitar string scratch ended up sounding like a dj scratch. I see the intuitive process in adding an actual dj scratch. Very fitting for the era. Great beat !!
mr kyle stemberger, how the fk am i meant to learn HOW TO MAKE GROOVY 00's BEATS IF YOU NEVER UPLOAD?!? I NEARLY BEEN HERE SINCE LAST YEAR WAITING MY ASSS hope alls good g for real tho can u chuck us some more tutorials they too good n i learn quite a bit cheers
love this video bro. i recently bought ableton cuz of u bro. but i don’t no wtf i’m doin bro 😹😹 every tut on yt is trash and u seem like yk wats going on…. can u make a in depth tutorial of the basics ? or a simple tut?
This has to be the first time I hear a beat that sounds like what the title promised. You could tell me this is the instrumental off a 90's R&B hit song and I would totally believe it
