Nine Vicious' Beats Are Changing The Underground!?

Today, we're going to reveal 9bishes' production secrets. This is why he's blowing up and getting huge co-signs. Now, you might think he's just another underground rapper, but his sound is in a lane of its own. So, in this video, I'm going to show you the techniques behind it, starting with how he turns

classic samples into modern underground beats. Instantly, you can hear why he's different. No distorted synths, just a classic R&B sample. Now, to make things more interesting, we're going to create our own sample completely from scratch. Start with a piano and a 5-6 progression using seventh and ninth chords, then arpeggiate them, also adding some top

line notes. >> [music] >> The only issue we have is it sounds a bit unrealistic. So, I added a room reverb, tape effect, and I also recorded automations of the piano's attack. >> [music] >> From there, 9bishes tends to use orchestral sounds, but that doesn't mean just adding a string melody. It needs

layers. I actually started with a saw wave just to get the melodies down.

Then, we can turn it into strings by using Ace Bridge to send the MIDI's to a studio, choosing a sound that fits each one, exporting them, and putting them back in FL. >> [music] [music] >> Now, you could just add drums and you'd have a great beat, but a big part of 9bishes' sound is getting that sampled

feeling. So, here are two things you can do to enhance that further. One is time stretching. Open your sample in a slicer, half time it, and click in a pattern. And second is silence. On the song I played earlier, at the end of every couple of bars, the sample just cuts out. So, I did that to our chops, as