4 Tips For Choosing The RIGHT 808 (Beatmaking Tutorial)

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I always distort the 808s in parallel, send the original and blend the distorted to a bus channel where I EQ it. A 60Hz boost and 200-300 Hz cut with a low cut at 25Hz. This pretty much makes for a solid 808. It’s much easier though if you start out with a good 808 sample that properly balanced.

dksdmusic

But we know navie won't ever ruin our beats

NxckMusic

One of your best vids so far in terms of editing. Very informative and entertaining at the same time ! Thanks

youlse

best video quality i ve ever seen on any tutorial video. keep it up!

krishrao

That frequency splitter is a game changer. Looking forward to utilizing this in my workflow with 808 distortion, and playing around with melodies. Excellent tutorial as always. Keep up the good work! <3

armdatrack

Your content was always phenomenal but the editing etc really sets you apart even more🙌🏼 great video bro, giving away all the tips for free

RCX_Sco

Video editing is through the roof. Thanks A.I. Navie for sliding in as a holo and explaining the functionality of a healthy low end.

grimyduck

Really appreciate the editing/meme efforts on this one ! Made it really entertaining and informative at the same time. Keep up the good work of explaining in detail, it helps making people smarter (I hope).

hanahaki

Your video editing skills are on point!! Pulling 808s apart and flipping switches off and on! Nice tutorial!!!

darrylhoward

You can manipulate each frequency band individually in maximus as well but in some cases it's definitely more beneficial to do it in parallel or manually as you demonstrated

BeatsByZP

You and Kenny Beats are teaching us so much. On your way to being a legend in the producer community

MrEfinel

Thank you for these gems. Also i love your new style of making videos

cichockiproduction

quick tip: if you do sounddesign you can do multiple layer for your sub and basses. i always use at least a highend, midrange, bass and sub. you can now distort any layer as much as you want without huting the other frequencies BUT BE AWARE there might be some polarity problems if you don't take care well of your mix and sounddesign

tryctan

Your videos are always getting better man thank you for all the info you share with us

connorbilbo

I use Camel Crusher, mainly the British Clean preset, my 808s always slap🔥. The 808 punches without the high end distortion sound, and the compressor if you turn it up will bring the high end distortion out.

MikeMulahMusic