BEST WAY TO EQ THE AMEN BREAK!! 😃

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Follow this guide to EQ the AMEN BREAK to make it crisp and hard! Beginners Jungle DnB tutorial for Ableton, Fl Studio, Logic and other DAWs.

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[Matt-tocr]

No hate but the second sounds way worse, all you’re doing is adding nasty resonance in the top end

[pipedup]

Bro just boosted every resonant frequency

Never trust ANYONE who says "boost this frequency" or "use this compression setting on your kick"

Use your ears god damn it. If it sounds good it is good.

[puffnpluky]

Proper video title: guy pretends he knows how to EQ

[tepetti]

There is no ”best way to EQ x”. It always depends from the context

[MYTHISTmusic]

While this is cool I find that subtractive eq is a better way to isolate. For instance rather than boost frequencies, layer the original with another copy of itself and cut EVERYTHING other than the frequency range you want to boost our of that track. Then mix that in? What do you think?

[chrisgalactic]

I was worried that everyone would think the second break sounded better. I'm happy to find out that you guys don't think it sounds better

[fusionplayzgames]

Okay that does actually sound pretty alright.

[m.f.manson]

Finally I can EQ the powerpuff girls intro correctly 🤣

[illford]

Tbf that second one would be good but for a layer over a different drum set

[kovoneka]

i wish you guys saw my face when i heard second version 🥴

[wojciechginter]

the sample is already processed, the original amen break sample is different + eqing is all based off of context.

[parmesanzero]

I guess if you want it to sound like it’s coming out of a speaker made out of aluminum foil.

[southerncali]

I love how u demo these eqs brotha please keep doing vids like this on different styles of drums and other sounds. Xx

[davefahrenheit]

I don’t even make Jungle, but this is great info.

[thereal_ineedHelp]

11 kHz for Sugar
6 kHz for Spice
3600 Hz for Everything Nice

[ccpro]

Thanks for giving info on which is the best frequency to focus on breaks.

I'm so confused before and now I know which one to make it pop.

[Danooo]

How do we stand legally if we release a track with the amen break? Do we need to clear it or? It’s been used so many times, I find it hard to believe every single release out there has had it cleared? Is it something I should declare to the labels I’m sending demo’s to??? I can understand a label would usually be required to clear a sample... but it just seems that’s been ignored with the amen break 😂

[iforgotthenamemate]

With one sample you can make a whole album yo

[skettdog]

that was not the original amen break tho

[tweeleaf]

“This is the original Amen Break”
no it’s not 🤨