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Not sure!

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Amazing! If you like you could join my wee challenge here (free) that has everything you need! www.tonicnoteaudio.co.uk/try-it-for-free

I'm 12 actually 😅

I had to Google what that was there ha ha but Aye video games x music is always a powerful combo! ⚡

Thank you I appreciate the positivity!!! 🙏

Thanks for watching and glad it helped

Glad you like the video man! Oh my god I think you're gonna love them if you haven't Heard them before. Esp the album 25 25. Then Gabe has his own solo stuff which has a bit more 80s maximalism to it which is cool. I've heard rumblings FF MIGHT be making a new record soon too as well! Never seen them live either so hopefully catch them on tour one day!!!

That's it!

She's the best!

Absolutely!! Cheers bud!

Cool I didn't see that version of the story. Thard cool tho thanks for sharing. Links to my sources are in my main podcast on björk if you wanna dive deeper where I got my info :)

Aw thanks so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it! On the free challenge, maybe the bit about arrangement is a bit more Ableton specific, but the parts on mixing and mastering would work on any DAW! :) It's free so feel free to sign up here and I am also at the end of the emails to clarify anything too. I mainly use Ableton, but I also use logic on a daily basis at the college I work at so can definitely answer most questions on logic too :) happy to help and thanks for watching and liking the video!!! www.tonicnoteaudio.co.uk/try-it-for-free

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Ah yeah well this approach might not work for everyone I guess but I'm sure you've found or will find a way that works best for you! Try lots of different techniques is my main advice - and a lot of people I've researched seem to use a variety of approaches over the years of their music career :)

Ah I didn't know that, fair point

Thanks man I really appreciate it and glad you like the video podcast vibe! I'm enjoying making them too! Audio only over on Spotify if you ever need that too :)

Totally! So glad to get this knowledge from Damon of Gorillaz! It was fun for me to research to compile into this video . Thanks for watching!

Ha ha I'll take that! My college nick name was actually Jarvis! I don't intentionally try and ape his style it just happens 🤣 I almost walked into him by accident in Paris once and the look in his face definitely suggested to me that he was thinking "F*CK that guy looks like me " 🤣

Nice one! That's great :) I should organise a live meet up one day! Thanks for the positive comment! If you ever want feedback on your music for free just give me an email or get me through my Website - cheers! 🙏 tonicnoteaudio@gmail.com or www.tonicnoteaudio.co.uk/

@@whiskyandsynths Oof. Never mind, sigh...

Hiya I am so glad you liked it! Thank you!! I have another one about their vocal writing and production too. Aw yeah hopefully the list of synths and possible VST alternatives you can use in the video description helps you out too 💜🙏

@@whiskyandsynths Thanks I will keep an eye on the channel!

Thank you! Have fun with the music making!! If you need free feedback on a track or anything just get in touch! tonicnoteaudio@gmail.com

Thanks Scott! If you click here you can join in,. looking forward to having you on board! www.tonicnoteaudio.co.uk/try-it-for-free

Thanks Paul!! Appreciate you watching it and glad you enjoyed it! In doing these weekly for the foreseeable so hope you like the ones coming up too!

Thanks so much! I actually read this worrying it was going to be a negative comment (it happens on UA-cam!) so I very much appreciate your positivity! And I am glad you enjoyed the video!!! Thanks again! 🙏

Well yeah it might not have been the exact first synth James used, but They use a huge array of gear, and to this day have a microkorg on stage. I literally saw it on stage at all points east a few weeks ago. They also got a custom built unit for Nacy that incorporates 4 microkorgs plus other stuff into one mega synth. You should look it up. Microkorgs and LCD are like this 🤞

Thank you so much! It can remember loops but once you turn it on and off , it forgets them!

@@whiskyandsynths thanks now I know :)

Thank you for the concern!

Even though I Joked about... I LOVE IT 😅

Thank you so much for the comment, I really appreciate the positivity!! I'll be making plenty more videos like this soon, so expect more to come, especially with more stuff about featured artists and maybe some more tutorials in Ableton etc too :)

Also a great tip , I love pitch drift

Thank you so much for the positive comment! I'll be posting stuff like this quite frequently and hoping to keep making it better

Yeah, this popped up in my recommend, but it would be dope to actually HEAR what he's talking about and not just... hear him talking about it.

Thanks for the tip, I'll try and add that in future videos. I have a concern about copy right strikes if I use their music , but I think a few seconds is usually ok

Thanks for offering but not for me , cheers

Not sure why!

Thanks so much! 🙏

Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate the positivity! 🙏

You are welcome!!

Hi! I don't think the pss 390 can have samples loaded into it. There are no inputs on the keyboard - no midi, usb or audio inputs. As far as I am aware all of the sounds are synthesized in it apart from maybe the drums. You might need to look at other options for this!

@@whiskyandsynths thanks for the reply