Which of deez riddimz was your favorite? Lemme know! Songs mentioned in the video: Q-Tip - Breathe and Stop Black Milk - Overdose Azealia Banks - Heavy Metal and Reflective

Navie sir is the only one who cares about drums Which is as important as melodies Much love 🙏❤️

One of the best vids I've seen. I play piano and recently got into producing music and beats, and honestly this vid and similar content is what I need to go from currently being a loop maker, to making full beats. More like this pls, Thank you.

When I started making beats I had the craziest drum patterns but as I learned more about the Art of leaving Room for the artists I started doing normal patterns very simple but works tbh check out dilly got it bumpin my man killing it using the same drum pattern landed 2 Joyner Lucas placements on the same album last year great video btw will definitely try some of these ideas especially the first one 💫💫💫

you’re one of the few producer youtubers where i feel the tips are actually helpful thank you man 👾

I really love the beats from the band Crosses. They seem so simple but it's oddly difficult to recreate anything similar. IDK this reminded me of them for some reason. I have no idea if anyone would like them but 'The Epilogue' is an example of a simple beat I can't seem to recreate. trshow.info/watch/kBKAcdZ4eZo/video.html. In the song 'this is a trick' there's a constant sub bass you can't even hear that could be a producer trick or something

Thank you for the great educational content! And would like to add that 3-3-2 pattern is also called Tresillo rhythm, very fundamental for african and south american music

I think you just made new drum patterns approachable for starters. Patterns starters would've never really know of . excellent lesson

Hi Navie, I've recently come across you're videos and I have to say you're the best on the platform. I've been producing for a few years now and I've already learned so much from a few of your videos. I really enjoy your style and hopefully we can collab in the future. Big love brother!!!

Awesome content! Thank you so much for sharing your professional Beat-making tips. Will definitely be implementing them in my future music productions. Much love and peace to you! 🙏🙏🎶🎹🎛🎧

Thanks Navi! Again I wouldn't be having as much fun as I am now with out all these awesome tips man

Because like a lot of people, I am self-taught, it's really helpful to watch videos like these and make sure I get the basics down. Seems obvious, but great refresher

Damn Navie... Your tutorials are so good, sometimes I can't believe I get to watch them for free haha. Thank you so much for making these for us!

As always, amazing! I like how you also mentioned songs as an example for the patterns. I noticed you used the term 'Counter Balance', do you think you can make a video on that covering melodies and other aspects regarding it?

I hope you go viral, the level of detail you show us deserves to be shared with other musicians 🙏

I appreciate your help. I know a lot of these things but sometimes I forget or skip steps thinking im on track but at the end it feels off or flat or just not loud enough. Thanks again. 🤘🤘🤘💯💯💯

I'm teaching my kids to use Ableton live 10 using your videos. Thank you so much.

Thanks navie d. Always a great teacher 🙏

Almost at 40K! Providing value wins again, keep doing your thing Navie! 🤟🏾

I love how you break down logically why certain things sound good and bad, instead of having learners blindly follow. There’s a science to it

This channel is a true goldmine. Thank you Navie

This video not only tells You where to place things, but Also how to come up with new patterns, i'm subscribing

This is exactly what I needed I’m colabing with a artist who does primarily hip hop stuff so thank you 🙏

Your videos have helped a lot in my music production 🔥🔥

I will never stop learning with this man around

i feel like i leveled up after watching this, thank you

Thank you sir great video🔥🔥 helps a lot

Hey Navie thanks for another great vid. I know you like xpand 2, have you found a way to use the piano roll velocity for it or do you just use automation/edit pattern for that?

Great tips. I think I especially like the 3 3 2 pattern. Will give that a shot.

So simple but so important. People overlook the fundamentals of a beat structure. Few questions! Was you able to split the FPC onto the channel rack and say the mixer or did you use it for ease of a quick explanation and then actually used channel rack in the beat at the end of each example? And how do you usually start a beat, drums or melody first?

So I broke down and bought FL studio even tho I have 2 MPCs now. I don't regret getting them but some things are just faster in FL and there's a lot of limitations in MPC as far as mixing goes. The two work very well together though and for their own specific purposes. So I'll be checking out a lot more of your videos now that I'm in FL as my main DAW.

This man so confident his shit is fire, he literally tells how to unsubscribe in the intro BECAUSE HE KNOWS YOU WON'T.

Drum Patterns Are Really The Key! They Really “Create The Sound Of The Beat”.

Really like that intro beat dude! Liked and subscribed! Your tutorials are very informative! Do you have any vids on properly Eq'ing basslines! Still struggling to get them clean, too muddy!

Ugh so clean Navie. I am flying through your vids. Thank you so much!

This is really helpful for someone who I haven’t been creative when it comes to drums 🪘

Definitely a good way to switch up the patterns ! Great Video!

This is very useful info, thanks bro 💯💯

thanks bro...youve been a great help . your vids really do help me a lot

I loved this tutorial sir, but i have a Question.... how do we get the drum sequencer type beat arranger like you used in the piano roll?

thx for another good tutorial! One question, is there a way that you could split the drum on the piano roll into different channels like what you did at 2:47? I know i can split a pattern into channels but never knew if i could split those piano roll notes into different channels. Thank you and have a good day!!

We need content creators to get to the POINT more often and Navie D. does just that. Thanks, great great value!

man oh man, i'm in love with that melody :)) this is one of your best vids thanks!

Me reading title: I dunno, I've been making beats for a while, can this teach me anything? Me nearly three minutes in: Okay, that is pretty dope!

how did he put all drum sounds on the piano roll, is what i want to know? some of the best comprehensive tutorials by the way. thank you Navie

Loved this beat u put the info down smoothly I’m a follower keep grinding fam.

I feel like professional now :D

You are awesome bro .. thanks man 🔥

thanks for the awesome tutorial man keep up the good work you my inspiration fr

Solid vid, like usual! That first sample beat sounds like it belongs on FromBeyondTheGraves from BONES.

Great content! I'm a psytrance producer and just started producing trap/hip hop beats. Your content is on point! Very good! Cheers from Brasil!

Amazing video man🙏Did you use continuous hi-hats in the first one because it isn't common in Hip-Hop beats?That's more for Trap imo.Most Hip-Hop beats sound better when a hi-hat is on every other step.

If you're working on a beat at home, try to be unique everytime you make a song... The only exception is if you are in the studio

Learning so much from you 😭 thanks

great video mate!! could you do, one day, a video about mixing with parallel distortion or something like that?

Alternative title: How Kanye West Makes Award-Winning Drum Patterns

Putting clap on the downbeat is essential for ethiopian music 😁 really good stuff subscribe 👍

I'm so happy you named dropped black milk hes one of the best his work on Elzhi's The Preface is is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Top tier thumbnails Top tier content Thanks for the tips

The first one was used in bbno$ - admit it, actually. It's a very distinct drum pattern that always makes me think of that song.

Another Dope Tutorial Thank you 💯🙏

Thanks bro you helped me a lot ✅✅

Dope video! Learned a lot!!

i loved the 808 it worked on every pattern and it sounds strong and dope

ezdrummer and superior drummer 3 are also great tools for grooves too

thank u navie! i care about drums more than anything in my beats

Underground play was wanna of my favorite tracks to listen to all the time when I first started get into hip hop back in my high school days that’s crazy

Came here for the triangles. Left with knowledge. So Navie I’m always leaving appreciatin the great tips. 😄

The 2nd example is the foundation of Drum N Bass and Jungle. There is a whole lot of room to get crazy with the beat's in it. If you don't, it actually gets very boring very quickly as you have double timed everything. Listen to some Jungle and to some Drum Funk and you will see what i mean.

@Navie D a good one . By the way may I know how you got all kicks, snares and Hi-hats in to the same Piano roll?

I made a 332 pattern yesterday with the 808, good to know it has a name

yo navie what's the ruction inside the piano roll that can be use to randomize drum patterns?

Bro I subscribe to your channel some days now you detail everything you put up everything how you doing it I now starting to learn how to produce your videos are awesome

The thumbnail had me thinking there was a new way to create patterns 🤦🏽‍♂️

We appreciate you brother 💯

You're a beast of a teacher dude

I love your videos damn mind blowing

Really great tips, you just got another subscriber!

Know the rules before you can break them...are you sure you're not a sufi? Haha...nice job, recently found your channel, love your work! Keep it up!

Bruhh you are underrated af , your video and thumbnail quality are 🔥

What program are you using that lets you draw the kick, snare, and hat on the same piano roll?

navie i dont know how i missed this video until now... but its a godsend!!!

Newbie question... How did you get all instruments in one piano roll like that?

Any pattern will work, you just need to place them correctly

How do I shrink the drum pattern view like that? That would Make my patterns way easier!

love your tutorials bruh

🔥🔥🔥🔥 Thanks Navie 🙏🏾

FUCKING LOVE YOU!!! BEEN TRYING TO FIND A GOOD VIDEO EXPLAINING THESE TYPE OF PATTERNS FOR A WHILE!!!!!!!!

Navie would Love to See a Video about Voice recording and which Plugin‘s are Good or needed didn‘t found a Good one about this

Mom used to record her cooking shows on DVR so she could cook at the same time and learn. Now I'm doing the same thing with Navie D.

Thanks for the tips my friend

My favorite drum pattern is the half and half

Hey I'mma say this is 🔥 Make one for lofi too

I watches alot of videos of drums and this one the best I ever seen

💯/💯. Solid video. 🔥

Very helpful thank you

Oh, the irony......... "unique drum patterns 'every' producer should know."

I find that simple patterns are better. Unless its a unique track

Once again reading my mind bro 🤯

Bro I have fl studio 10.. im pretty new to this.. how did you get to that setup in the beginning?