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I just wanted to say thank you so much for your content, It will change my world. Also love your witty humour and precise/concise explanation. You are a genuine teacher/producer.
Thanks! Hah I was just editing and thinking if I need to change the chapter title screens to something different… then saw your comment. Keeping them, I do like them too ☺️🎥❤️
I was gonna be lazy and not make any beats today but now I want to go and spice up the arrangements of all my songs I counted as completed. Good video.
I often find myself struggling to make my own mixes appeal to me out of perfectionism. Apparently, I needed to be reminded that I can do so-and-so with this vocal track, chop up that drum loop, surgically manipulate this clip, etc. Thank you for the tips; even though some of them may appear as "easy mode" to a veteran producer who can make variations at the drop of a hat, I feel that even the most monotonous of mixes can be raised to a whole new level with just a couple of implementations. Most importantly, you made them easy to understand, complete with audio examples!
Hey LNA, I have watched quite a LOT of your videos by this time. This would be one of the MOST helpful ones I have seen! Definitely easy to understand and cool tips I feel like I can try. Lately, I have been working with ARPs. The ones that my midi controller generated for me. They do tend to be a bit boring though! Here are some good ideas of things I can do with them. One question though. With ARPs I do with a string instrument such as a cello. I am trying to vary the notes to make them sound more like a REAL person played them. It does take a long time go through and do that with each note. Is there a way to automate this? Also, is there a place to go where i can study how real string players would play these notes instead of just guessing?
2:50 My one (of many) Ableton feature request is… I would love be to be able to automate the “amount” while in warp mode. Especially on the Beats warp mode with the ➡️|. To be able to automate the sustain on a drum loop to make it more dynamic would be epic! And yes I know you can resample and do it on the fly but to have that precision would be nice.
You’re an awesome 😎 UA-cam channel. Iamlxgend told me that The same reason book chapters need to be in order. If your story isn’t being told in a way that can be comprehended and felt, then your music isn’t living up to its full potential. Sequencing can be just as important as the music itself. that’s the question 🙋♂ for why album 💿 sequencing is storytelling. And for his second answer to my question 🙋♂ In your honest opinion why every song tells a story and also why is a studio album viewed as a big story? He replied to Because every song is a chapter to the overall story, just like your favorite books. I would totally 💯 agree on that LNA but what about you what’s your honest opinion about this?
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@@JohannesNielsen always!
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@@drvoodoo3073 Finnish who's lived in the UK for 9 years. :D
I just wanted to say thank you so much for your content, It will change my world. Also love your witty humour and precise/concise explanation. You are a genuine teacher/producer.
Thank you so much!
award winning teaching , great.
aw thanks! :D
Great main video for all musicians
Thanks! ☺️
Great tips, thank you! and I love the little chapter title screens :)
Thanks! Hah I was just editing and thinking if I need to change the chapter title screens to something different… then saw your comment. Keeping them, I do like them too ☺️🎥❤️
Enjoying your content so far - keep it up
I screamed when the chorus started at the first tip! XD Sounds SO GOOD! Thanks again for a great video ❤️
I was gonna be lazy and not make any beats today but now I want to go and spice up the arrangements of all my songs I counted as completed. Good video.
Thanks for this! Lots of useful tips 👌🏼
Glad you liked it! ☺️
Thank you so much. Love your videos.
Thanks for the video, gave me some cool idea :)
Ahh awesome!
I often find myself struggling to make my own mixes appeal to me out of perfectionism. Apparently, I needed to be reminded that I can do so-and-so with this vocal track, chop up that drum loop, surgically manipulate this clip, etc.
Thank you for the tips; even though some of them may appear as "easy mode" to a veteran producer who can make variations at the drop of a hat, I feel that even the most monotonous of mixes can be raised to a whole new level with just a couple of implementations. Most importantly, you made them easy to understand, complete with audio examples!
Such a useful video yet again, exactly what I've been struggling with. Kiitos! 🙏☺️
Simple but awesome as always
i love your channel, great tips,
Thanks so much!
Great video!!! Super helpful 💯
Awesome to hear!
❤️hope all is well❤️
All good! Hope all is well there!
Hey LNA, I have watched quite a LOT of your videos by this time. This would be one of the MOST helpful ones I have seen! Definitely easy to understand and cool tips I feel like I can try. Lately, I have been working with ARPs. The ones that my midi controller generated for me. They do tend to be a bit boring though! Here are some good ideas of things I can do with them. One question though. With ARPs I do with a string instrument such as a cello. I am trying to vary the notes to make them sound more like a REAL person played them. It does take a long time go through and do that with each note. Is there a way to automate this? Also, is there a place to go where i can study how real string players would play these notes instead of just guessing?
Good stuff. Thanks, as always.
Thanks! ☺️
2:50 My one (of many) Ableton feature request is…
I would love be to be able to automate the “amount” while in warp mode. Especially on the Beats warp mode with the ➡️|. To be able to automate the sustain on a drum loop to make it more dynamic would be epic!
And yes I know you can resample and do it on the fly but to have that precision would be nice.
You’re an awesome 😎 UA-cam channel. Iamlxgend told me that The same reason book chapters need to be in order. If your story isn’t being told in a way that can be comprehended and felt, then your music isn’t living up to its full potential. Sequencing can be just as important as the music itself. that’s the question 🙋♂ for why album 💿 sequencing is storytelling. And for his second answer to my question 🙋♂ In your honest opinion why every song tells a story and also why is a studio album viewed as a big story? He replied to Because every song is a chapter to the overall story, just like your favorite books. I would totally 💯 agree on that LNA but what about you what’s your honest opinion about this?
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