Every Noob Tech House Producer Should Know This

This helps alot

This is the first video i've watched from you and let me tell you, this is pure gold! im so glad i found this channel. You have incredible skill and i swear ive learned more about tech house from this video than i have from 3+ hours of tech house videos. Great video, thank you!

Is that bass midi from one of your packs?

Jackin lol

jackin it

Dude the baseline in Serum goes CRAZY. I was looking up tutorials and they were so complex and didn't sound nearly as good lmao

ZEN PLEASE try on VOCAL

set warp mode COMPLEX PRO

SET FORMANT 50.0
ENVELOPE 64 instead of 128 it's will BLOW ur mind how abletone could pitch vocals

Dude this is gold. Thank you!

Not knowing that takes you on a 10 year long train of trying to make it sound good, and I can easily say that the Ableton 9 909 is a GREAT starting point that gives you freedom of processing.
api 2k, a saturator/tape, a clipper and it sounds like a beast

I watched this video 2 times in a row just so I could lick the screen in the second time, thank you for the video and work you do to people and eletronic music

Surprising you use the word noob to degrade another producer with 
less skill or experience. Nobody needs to be called names because 
they haven’t developed good ears yet. I support everyone doing music

because there are enough people on the outside who want to bring us 
down and discourage us from following our dreams.

Anyone could recommend me some vst or sample pack with high quality samples ? 🤷

Where is the sausage fattener tip ? 😂

you made a banger in 10 minutes and i cant even make a good bassline lol 🔥🔥🔥

Why Ableton live 11 is so awful in graphic interface (as from 90`ties), shit workflow sucks, but the sound quality is great? Ableton 11 has the best sound quality in VST plugins and audio files of all DAWS on market (best kick).... unfortunately .. I am a fan and user of STUDIO ONE 5 and FL STUDIO 21

Dude your vids keep leveling up…proper vibes too 🖤😎🙌🍭🐘

first time watching your videos, super easy to follow. lots of great info! love your personality too man, much love bro!

What the hell did he just make.. That track is banging lad

Hahaha. Round, polished shit.

what a great fking video dude

PHAT LOVE YOU ZEN

Love the tutorial

I am appalled that in all my Ableton binging videos this year I haven't seen anyone mention "groove" and how to get swing like that. I have been wondering that hard, so I appreciate it!

TKS!!!!!

Oh yeah. As soon I feel I got producers block and running one loop around an hour, I immediately take what I already built vertically and duplicate it to 5-6 minutes, place build ups, drops and so. After 15 minutes everything goes forward. As you said ideas comes in process.

Wow, I wonder how to make high quality drum samples.

‘Or fisher’ does he not know ? 😭

Wow this video is so cool just for seeing creative process tips. exactly what I need

Great, thanks🤩

Which one of your packs would you recommend to start with for tech house drums?

when I copied what he did into my serum it sounded nothing like his wtf

thats funny a Shiny pile of Shi@ wow great video sir thankyou keep killing it

Bro please teach me the ways! Do you take students? Seriously....

Good tutorial

Took me 7 years to discover the grove


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"Now we jackin..jackin off...jackin house"🤣

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

''I gotta finish this song, fuck this tutorial'' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love this channel he talks about a lot of things that I think about and don't really have the answers to. My biggest problem is boomy kicks and I posted music on Spotify and when i listened to it in big speakers the kick sounds boomy and the volume is off the charts so yeah it sounds like shit hopefully with a little bit more of knowledge and the monitors I bought I may have better control of what I am doing with my kicks. Thanks for the info bro.

yeaahhhh

Bro the sausage fattener tee 😭😂

"High-quality samples" is a kinda bullshit catch-all answer.
First, the vast majority of NOOB producers don't understand the difference between HQ samples, they have no idea what to listen for, not to mention damn near 95% of commercial sample packs are HQ samples. Facts, I've honestly heard more drum sample packs that sound great than I can count.
Second, it's not remotely hard to make average drum sounds and make them huge. Think of classic loops, and sounds from the '60s and '70s. Not the best-recorded sounds, and yet how many tracks have u heard with those drum loops that sound amazing? Because the power is in the processing, not the samples. I've literally bought one drum sample pack in 2009, it was pretty vast. I still use it today. Knowing how to make your sounds big matters more than using big sounds. It's a bit more work, but education matters in production.
Just my thoughts on that.

Love it! Thanks.

Great video! :D