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  • This guy sounds like Naboo from The Mighty Boosh. Great tutorial!

  • soundcloudDOTcom/x510

  • Nice!

  • What i want to know is how you created the beat not the vocals is their a tutorial on you did that that would be awesome please let me know?!

  • @Shadowtaker1 Hi, if you want to get more tuition on the beat and other elements of how this and other Minimal Tech tracks are produced then definitely check out the Minimal Tech Courses that we offer - just head to the Point Blank Online course brochure.

    If you need more details feel free to drop me an email - luke [at] pointblanklondon [dot] com

    Luke - PB Course Advisor

  • Thanx, man! Awesome!

  • very cool thaanks man!

  • Is there a way to get this beat? I would buy it on iTunes or whatever:)

  • when i try and follow this it connects all the notes instead of being able to edit individual notes after i do the start thing with the envelope. know why this would be the case?

  • are those high pop sounds in the drum beat toms? I've been trying to find that sound in vengeance forever

  • @OfficialRebeat he said it is random midi notes going trough some percs. thats why they are sometimes high and sometimes low

  • thx

  • Super Song +1)

  • Sorry to sound stupid, but what is swing?

  • @happygilmoreuk Swing typically lags the 2nd 1/8 note of each beat or (much more commonly in dance music) the 2nd and 4th 16th notes from the 'precise' spot that they should be. So like, say you were counting "1 e & a 2 e & a" for 16th notes: the 'e' and the 'a' would each be a little 'late' to make it more human sounding. 'Groove' typically adds some velocity touches are more detail to this basic concept of 'swing'. Not a dumb question at all.

  • @aidanday thanks for explaining!

  • dude this track is friggin phat....really nice job with that vocal sample

  • nice and simple

  • great tutorial man...thanks

  • @Sudz2007 Glad you like the tutorial. Stay tuned for more of the same.

    Cheers

    PB

  • @Sudz2007 Really glad you found it useful. Cheers PB

  • cool tutorial,can u tell me whats the name or where i can find the ableton skin that u have in the video ?

  • @wtfmstrkrft go to Options>Preferences>Look and Feel>and change the skin in the Skin menu :) there are loads so i dont know which one this is

  • @comemisscoma thanks for fielding that one:)

    Anthony

    PB

  • Thanks to your tutorial i was able to make my first House song. Thanks!

    Check it out on my channel. Its called "Tokyo Afterhour"

    -Evok

  • cant express how much this helped out in my productions.

  • LOL thats is pure awesome. GREAT tutorial. havent came across many good ones.

  • @EvokDubstep This works awesome when making my dubstep and dnb track.

    Thanks a 1000

  • Thanks a lot man! Much appreciated.

  • sweet tutorial, im gonna try this out for sure! :)

  • nice track. kind of reminds me of mark knight and other stuff on toolroom

  • hammer hammer hammer

  • thanks for this video cool stuff happen here :) im playing with lots of mad vocals ni thanks

  • thanks to this video i finally improved how to set swing! thank you very much... before i used tripled grid for having the same effect, but in this way it's not possible to set swing level, but only one... anyway thank you very much!

  • thanks 2 this video i finally improved to set swing level.. i just used tripled grid before but in this way it's not possible to set swing level.. thank u very much

  • That was a great help, thanks.

  • is there any posibility to get this sample or loop? please , the background beat just cracked me

  • i learn more watching tutorials than i do reading the manual.

  • you have a nice voice and your tutorial is awsome ! but the sound and video are OUT OF SYNC i think

  • cool stuff, but i'm way more interested in how you created the percussion sounds. cheers

  • Finally good to see some decent tutorials. Well, there are some great ones out there but the music is usually not very good. Thanks very much Pointblank :D

  • One quick question, how do you rename each clip? I've never been able to figure that one out..

  • CTRL / CMD + R is the quickest way.

  • Thanks.

  • Dude you have a smooth voice you should be in radio

  • hhahah wtf he actually does

  • sick

  • im speechless....

  • kewl

  • thank you dude

  • much better to chop on arrange view.

  • good video fella i like ur style

  • thanks for that....a bit like in the old school sampling machines

  • "to achieve a glitchy, gated vocal effect using Microtonic"

    he's not using microtonic for that vocal. he's using simpler.

    Btw something like that can also be made with sAmpler, using envelopes to control start and end point of the sample, making really weird things (specially if you add a lfo too).

    And if you do this plus changing the pitch of the vocal (both via transpose controls or changing the note) makes really weird things too.

    thx for the tuto

  • Microtonic is the artist that donated the vocal..

  • weird, thought he was talking about the microtonic vst (which by the way its a huge plug in!)

  • Nice

  • mate this video is great, been looking for some fresh ideas and u gave me one, will check out your page when i finish work, how long u been producing for???

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