THIS SECRET will allow you to make ANY BREAK!! | Insane Ableton Tutorial 2022

This trick will allow you to replicate a groove from ANY break and make your own. Easiest way to create completely NEW and UNIQUE Breaks!!

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0:00 Intro
0:40 Part 1 - Analyzing a Break
4:48 Part 2 - Create Your Own Drum Kit
7:53 Sponsored Message
8:57 Part 3 - Add FX
11:13 Part 4 - Edit the MIDI
12:04 Part 5 - Add BASS!!
13:00 Part 6 - Switch Drum Hits
13:47 Listen to the Track
14:12 Final Thoughts

[RaziAvel]

this guy right here...KILLING IT! Big up yourself Stranjah you have got me back into producing (in Ableton!) after 10 years of Reason gathering dust on an old computer. EVERYONE needs to support this guy and show some love, he gives away so many pro level tips for free

[ACABSTUDIOS]

I love your consistent emphasis of the work break

[TxmmyBeats]

Would love to hear some J Dilla breaks 🔥🔥🔥

[sithsyoutube]

Ive got some REX files for breaks and those are insanely adaptable and easy to manipulate in any daw

[Carriersounds]

I've been dripping to recreate the "Greasy Spoon" break by ... well... Break. It's such a heavy one with a really nice flow

[MistaTrick]

This is for me the only thing I use a ableton for. It works in logic aswell but seems quicker and more on point than logic. Then you can export as midi and make groove in logic which is cool.

[bartleyrob]

thats science didnt know about the micro transient makes sense now so good

[edwinwhite]

The break from Ed Rush &Opticals Crisis

[flynn_]

can you do a tutorial of the hot pants break but mostly focusing on the tambourine rhythms

[gregorysmith]

Been doing this for a while, although in Cubase.... it can be fun... you can also use live kits like additive drums to recreate the older breaks. I actually prefer to re-create the drums at the original tempo if possible and then pitch up. Also, a tip for sound matching... use Pro-Q (or something similar) to find the key of the hits from their peaking frequencies (use the keyboard key scale feature across the bottom)... also, you can use the EQ match feature although firstly, before this, I would prioritize getting the samples to best match the overall sound you're looking for.

[Rhekluse]

Great video. I love how you explain things. Happy to see you doing better, man. Big up.

[irishmossdubwise]

Really good video. If i take anything out this as chief importance. Its preserving and observing the mathematically "imperfect" things that give a great drum break its character. That's across all genres. Good work.

[Oberjin]

wow this tutorial was amazing, love your vids! <3

[christopherdasconio]

How would I do something like this in Logic?

[tblue_theyinvade]

Love your attention to detail on this one boss. Great video

[dumafuji]

Looking forward to this one. You are killing it lately sir.

[stephentrott]

Nice. You really should do something on Reason's Dr Rex. It makes working in breaks in Ableton look hard.

[djsunnysideup]

fellow producer/composer here. Keep up the great work. peace from Japan 🍣

[enensis]

Dope video man thanks for sharing I'm gonna try this on the mpc

[Samuel-hpop]

great video as always, only tutorials I'm not skipping through the video lol