How to Make a Crazy Fate Mink Sample Type Beat

Introduction

• Fate Mink: An emerging artist from the UK known for his unique style and frequent hits.
• Sample Type: Ethereal, emotional, and dreamy samples are key.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Choosing the Sample

• Sample Choice: Use songs like "Highway" by Elen, popular on TikTok.
• Sample Selection: Pick bits from the sample you like.

Step 2: Chopping the Sample

• Tools: Use tools like Fruity Slicer, Gross Beat, Shaper Box, or manual chopping.
• Hidden Technique:
  • Use 'Chop Complex' and 'Beat Shuffle' for automatic sample chopping.
  • Adjust pitch as needed (e.g., up 300 cents).

Step 3: Refining the Sample

• Adjusting Chops: Manually tweak chops for a better fit.
• Listening: Focus on catchy, cool-sounding bits.

Step 4: Building the Beat

• Elements:
  • A8s (crash outs)
  • Crash sound effects
  • Clap and Snare
  • Hi-hats
  • Kick

Step 5: Handling Drums

• Kick and 808:
  • Avoid sound clashes by side-chaining the kick to the 808.
  • Using a Fruity Limiter on the 808 with compression settings.

Structuring the Beat

• Arrangement:
  • Four-bar intro
  • Eight-bar pre-hook
  • Sixteen-bar hook
  • Sixteen-bar verse
  • Repeat pre-hook and hook
  • Eight-bar outro

Intro and Build-up

• Intro: Use unchopped sample bits with risers for impact.
• Pre-hook: Simplified with only A8 playing.
• Hook: Add hi-hats and claps for more fullness.

Outro and Effects

• Fade Out: Use Master track automation for fading effects.

Final Notes

• Dynamic Variation: Keep the beat dynamic by alternating drum elements.
• Beat Evaluation: Regularly listen and adjust based on the sound you want.

Conclusion

• Engagement: Encourage viewers to like, subscribe, and follow on Instagram for more content.
• Outro: Play the final beat for demonstration.