Biscits - BLAH BLAH BLAH (Ableton Remake)

Opening with club-ready energy, this Ableton Remake of “BLAH BLAH BLAH ” by Biscits delivers a tech house sound at 128 BPM. The track features bouncy basslines, punchy drums, and catchy vocal chops. Its extended arrangement is ideal for DJ sets. This project focuses on drop design and modern club production techniques.

Project Details:

File size: 34.2 MB

DAW: Ableton Live 11.1.6 Suite, or higher

VST Plugins: xfer's Serum v2.0.16 (or higher), Kickstart 2 (VST3)

Song Key: Eb Maj

Time Length: 5:23

Genre: Tech House

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Inside The Project Biscits - BLAH BLAH BLAH Ableton Remake

1) Bass

Notes: D#1–D#2–E1–E2

The bass consists of two layered sounds: a sub bass and a mid bass, both playing the same MIDI pattern. The repeating four-note sequence forms a solid low-end foundation, while the layered design combines deep sub frequencies with midrange presence for a fuller and more powerful bass sound.

2)Drums

The drum section is built around a solid four-on-the-floor groove with dedicated layers for kick, hi-hats, open hats, snare, clap, percussion, and fills. Consistent rhythmic patterns establish a driving pulse, while additional snare hits, percussion accents, and short fills introduce subtle variation without disrupting the groove. The arrangement remains clean and repetitive by design, allowing each drum layer to contribute to a tight, energetic rhythm section.

3) Percs

The Perc Synth introduces a short, percussive synth texture that reinforces the groove and adds rhythmic movement without taking the focus away from the main elements.

4) Pad

Notes: D#3

The pad sustains a single D#3 note throughout the section, providing a constant harmonic foundation and adding depth and atmosphere without introducing melodic movement.

5) Fx

The FX section contains a collection of transition and atmosphere effects, including noise sweeps, reverse vocals, reverb shots, crashes, filter sweeps, and impact sounds. These elements are used to emphasize transitions, build tension, and create smoother movement between the different sections of the arrangement.

6) Arrangement / Full Project View

The project is organized into Intro, Add Bass, Break, Chorus 1, Verse, Chorus 2, Intermezzo, Breakdown, Build Up, Drop 2, Instrumental, Outro, and End sections.

The arrangement consists of drums, bass, glockenspiel, piano, piano layer, piano solo, lead, Rhodes keys, vocal synth, FX, and vocal elements.

The master chain remains minimal, using EQ Eight, Glue Compressor, Saturator, and Limiter.