Programming Behind the Beat: How to make a beat behind the beat 

I must be old too, because I love Bernard and Chuck lol I think the bass being a little behind the drums is pretty normal in soul music; I think it be a little weird hearing it the other way around

Absolutely! Everybody can benefit from understanding how to push and pull time without the tempo moving

🤣🤣🤣 I thought I was pulling punches. I’m glad you dug it, thanks for commenting ✊🏾

@@blackpranther you might have been gritting your teeth to stay nice about it but it seemed like ultimately you said your piece and got your message across. When it comes to this stuff I'm hanging on every word cuz I'm a novice as both a producer and drummer, so i can learn a lot from perspectives on both. I gotta love advice that gets to the core of what's important for both, so i can have the best foundation for ultimately finishing tracks where the percussion, whether live or programmed, can strike the appropriate and intended balance of tight and organic. I gotta appreciate advice that lends to not wasting time, so i say being blunt (not rude, just totally honest and straightforward) is almost always the best way. I'm not here to be a snowflake, I'm here to be the best musician i can be. 😎

Glad to hear it 👍🏾

Yes Lawd!!!!!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank You 🙏🏾 You're so welcome!

Thanks! I’m glad the info is useful. I could probably make my life a lot easier if I just shot with one camera but I have a background in video, so even though it’s a little work I just want to be happy with how they look and sound too. I’m definitely still figuring it out though

samuel prather For sure! Its obvious you got video skills but im just not sure the video needs many closeups and angles, the material is key and keep it simple with just the screen capture and one camera angle makes it more comfortable. Anyway that’s nitpicking you make really insightful videos! Happy new year!

dbo514 There’s a tough balance to keep between too much and not enough in the production quality realm. I’m just not a fan of the picture in picture aesthetic but I always strive to keep the info the primary focus. Thanks for watching and commenting bro! Happy Holidays

@@blackpranther yeah you're right its a tough balance though sometimes less is more! Keep making these vids they're great and same wishes to you!

Obi-Wan Kenobi Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you, bro! While I agree, beginners and most hobbyists might not be able to separate a part like that, professionals and high end enthusiasts probably can if they work on it