#ProducerPOV - Deep House Workflow - Session One - Ableton Live

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a tutorial, it's rough and ready and just a shared experience of composition. I'm just laying down vibes how I feel them at the time. This would never be the finished article by any means. It's all done on earbuds so please don't complain about mixdown ;) ----

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[musicprotutorials]

I learnt from working on tracks of my own but it was the teaching that really improved things for me. When I started teaching I had to work things out properly and my ability and knowledge grew almost exponentially.

[dondoggywest]

We asked for more workflow videos, and here it is! Thanks alot danny :) great video

[kevinfoushee]

I love the way you teach you need to come to America and teach. I learned so much from you and been following you  for like 2 years now keep up the great work

[skumov]

Please keep posting videos like this, nice one again mr. Lewis! :)

[musicprotutorials]

The beat I use to turn into a couple of open hats at the beginning is from a Joey Youngman sample pack.. The rest (ie most of the beats) are programmed using one shot samples.

[nodz]

Thanks Danny, will you do more of these please, they are really helpful.

[munyafiction]

amazing! thanks Danny. really enjoyed the fact that u mainly used samples!!! more like this please :)

[housemusic]

would love to see a new danny j lewis pov series of videos of conplete 'start to finish productions' includuding creative process/mixing/ arrangement/automation etc. but am still grateful for all the stuff you have out already:-)

[tmjorud]

This is awesome, you are really generous with all these videos, it's really helpful :)

[pawelbortel]

Man, You can't just slice Joey's beats like that. He's a fuckin legend...
And finally some tutorials on point. Thank you very much!

[marcmeup]

Brilliant Danny - I was gonna ask if you could do a workflow vid! Cheers.

[musicprotutorials]

Well the rhodes chords could potentially be made using electric and the bass with analog but neither would have the same atmosphere.. this is the thing about using samples.. they have a texture and a vibe all of their own.. to try and replicate them would take ages but i'll definitely create some sounds from scratch on future sessions.

[skumov]

Always inspiring videos Danny, thanks again for sharing your experience!

[DJDangerousNile]

Love How You Use, The Convolution Reverb, My Lecturer Built That, Its Such a Wonderful Plugin!!!

[anotherytnameyk]

just a lil btw, when you program drums, and want to quantize all the notes just from one sample, instead of allways draging the mouse over the notes (and sometimes even having to zoom out, ) to select all notes, one click on the actual note (wich contains the sample you want to quantise) on the keyboard bellow the headphones icone, will sellect all notes aswell!
really liked this video!! looking foward for the next ones!

[morphman]

nice one, love to see different ways people work

[musicprotutorials]

I haven't bought any for ages actually.. all of those you see have been around for a while. The maschine samples are relatively new additions

[mathlind]

Running Cubase, I still find this extremely instructive.
Thanks Danny.

[musicprotutorials]

yes, the beats are from that collection

[gthier]

That was awesome! I need to start sampling more stabs/basses! Instant awesomeness