How To Make Beats That ACTUALLY Sound Old School | FL Studio Tutorial

[misshu]

You don’t need an MPC or any other gear to make beats but the feeling of making music with an hardware equipment is by far more interesting/inspiring than a mouse a keyboard and a screen :)

[goodfella]

Stacking drums at different pitches is something I've never thought about, thanks Navie videos just keep getting better

[jimmythompsonbeats]

You definetly don't need an MPC to make old school beats but the fact that an MPC doesn't have all the features that a DAW has is what makes it unique.
Especially older MPC like the 60, 3000 and 2000: if you don't have the fx board installed, you can only change the pitch and add a low pass filter, and that's it!
That really forces you into making a beat sound good with a limited amount of "tools", without getting distracted about what type of reverb, delay, compression plugin to use, that's what I love about the MPC!

(hope this makes sense, English is not my first language 🤣)

[NavieD]

Is that thumbnail the best or the worst thing you've ever seen? Let me know!

[ambreyyoungwildsebamma]

That Horn took it to a whole nother level. Dope as usual

[stevephillc]

Love your videos man! You break everything down and it makes it easier for me to understand. Thank you!

[idkaname]

You are one of my fav producers on YouTube just because your tutorials always inspire me and are honestly pretty calming to watch, great shit

[thekattemax]

Been a while since i properly sat down for one of your videos, been busy with my music. Hope youre doing great, Navie. Amazing video, as usual <3

[bybernas]

I understand what you're trying to pass with this video and you're right, we do not need something like an mpc to make - in this case - boom bap. But having only that little machine - and not having a ton of plugins that make all the work for you -, you really let your creativity roll. Everything needs to be - in some way or another - meticulously chosen. It's a craft you can replicate on a computer, but, you cannot feel the same kind of "magic" from it.

[slz]

This one was crazy informative, thanks Navie

[Elhombre]

Hey Navie, I really appreciate your videos man, you got me so hooked on sampling and boom bap producing. I was so tired of creating trap beats and had lost my passion for producing for a while, but it's back and thriving now. Your guidance is highly valued dude

[jamludentertainment]

Always admire a beat maker who makes tutorials, rather than someone who makes tutorials about beat making. I love your work, if you have beats you have uploaded somewhere a shameless plug will be good for the community.

[ShaDowAssaSiN]

I feel like i comment this every other video, but you helped me out so much in beat making. Really appreciate you dojing this bro👊🏽

[AaronZuniga]

Yooo I’m hyped your boom bap videos are my favorite 🔥🔥

[PennyGhramKaiser]

You tutorials have literally made my beats dope..I love you Navi..🤯🤯👏

[randmtv]

Man I just want to listen to this beat on repeat! It's really chill and that's what I like.

[RalphLBaer]

This was much needed. Ppl promote these MPC’s like it’s the only way you can get a hip hop sound. I’m in awe how someone would deal with an calculator sized screen to trim and modify with nothing but a wheel and a few buttons like y? You have a whole computer? My MPD32 with Logic pro’s drum machine designer makes things so easy.

[banchibeats]

Hi Navie D! 👋
I just wanted to let you know that I started watching your videos recently and have become a big fan. You're a great teacher and everything you teach is easy to understand, even for someone like me who doesn't speak any English! 🌎🤔

Although I have a lot of experience in beatmaking, I always find something new and interesting in your content to add to my arsenal. 🔥🎧

Sending you a warm hug from Peru! 🇵🇪

[thepoldergoon]

As a mpc gang member i felt offended goood video though you bring that sauce

[fabioescudero]

The thing that makes all this machines unique in my opinion is the compression