How to Record a Song on a Single Microphone (Yes, Drums too)
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
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You can make a professional record with zero compromises, with only one budget microphone and one audio input. I want to prove it to you, and open up a little bit about my own personal writing process while doing so :)
Vocals - Ethan Toga (IG @ethan.toga, YT @EthanToga7 )
Drums - Michael Hojnacki (IG @mhoj_music, YT @Bedroomstew )
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26:47 My writing instructors told me that "Style is what you can't help doing," and pointed that in time the limitations of the past become a signature of something nostalgic or authentic-think how much effort we go to now in the digital world to mimic the sound of vinyl, which is largely a product of its how *TERRIBLE* it is as a sound storage medium. I come back to this over and over and over again, whenever my brain gets hung up trying to transcend my limitations and what I really need is permission to ship. Better when I can get something out the door, and best when I can own the limitations, even lean into them in ways.
Bro this comment is beautiful.
@@AudioHaze ❤
so this changed my life
Your BEST F***ING VIDEO YET!!! This is great content. One part tech stuff, one part process, one part philosophy/life-coaching (with out the scam-y stuff associated with "life-coaching:"). Truly inspiring stuff. Thank you! Thank you! THANK YOU!
Yeah that was the goal!!! Lure people in with gear tutorial then get all philosophical on you lol
The secret to a great recording.. great song, great parts, great instruments, great players, the producer and recording engineer making artistic decisions that serve the song. Well done Ricky!
lol also the lower thirds commentary is so good.
ABSOLUTELY, thanks Andrew!! so true though, honestly a trashy demo is the ultimate test for a mix in a lot of ways. If it sounds good there, a lot of the battle has already been won
So many albums out there were made with just an SM57. You'd be questioning your spending so many times over👀
Yeah Bon Iver’s for Emma forever ago was!! And that’s one of my fav albums :)
what are some other albums besides bon iver
@@AudioHaze same here. Jacob Collier - In My Room is also one of mine!
@lukesitalsingh - Illnois was recorded with multiple mics, with 57 used only on snare. Michigan, however, actually was recorded using 2 57s and an AKG C1000 SDC.
However, apart from the Bon Iver album (which actually has some other mics in the mix too iirc, at least for the horns), few others come to mind:
- Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen (2xSM57 into some early Tascam compact tape recorder)
- first two Elliott Smith albums (SM57 + a radio shack mic into Portastudio for the debut and a 57 through a nice preamp into some nicer Tascam reel for the self-titled)
- the first Jacob Collier album (SM58)
- reportadly, the first two Unknown Mortal Orchestra albums (SM58 to reel)
- Connan Mockasin's Forever Dolphin Love (SM57 into a Portastudio)
- first few Elvis Depressadly releases
instrumentation is very radiohead, vocal melody is very damon albarn. Your videos are amazing man keep it up. It has been very cool watching your channel grow from the beginning!
You I LOVE that comparison!! Two huge musical influences on me for sure. Thank you for sticking around as long as you have!
@@AudioHaze Oh heck yeah, those are def my main two influences as well! I hope to see some cool Damon analysis/recreation from you someday!
Just wanted to say thank you for doing this video and videos like this
I realy like that you changed your focus from gear reviews to bedroom production
It's like a journey to shift the habbit of asking "What gear should I buy?" to "What else can I make with things I already have"?
It's a fight against procrastination, exclusivity and toxic mentality
It is very inspiring! Thank you
That's exactly right!! I'd been fighting that mental battle in my head for months and months, about how I aimed to create videos about production and landed in review land, there's nothing wrong with reviews I don't mean to say that, just not where I intended to be. The fact that the transition was welcomed with such open arms was so amazing
Truly inspiring. This is the channel that makes me open the UA-cam app. This is real quality both in the work and production.
Wow thank so much!! THIS comment is super inspiring to me as a creator as well :)
I truly loved this! My buddy / drummer lives in IN and I live in TN. He records at home with just a few mics and then sends the tracks to me. Then I record guitar, bass and vocals at home with just a few mics. Seeing that you did it with just one truly inspired me. And great song, dude. It really makes me feel better that I'm not the only one who uses other songs as a reference. I do that a lot. "I want a song kinda like this..." And then I'll record 3 or 4 ... or more different versions of the same song.... it gets maddening. The slow version, the fast version, the rock version, the piano version.... and I sometimes get lost in the woods other times I find the forest. This helped me see that there others in the woods with me and finding their forest. Thanks for making this.
Dang Dennis you're making me feel scene as well my friend!! Happy writing dude :)
So glad you included the montage of the recording process frustrations! This hits so close to me as I think my recording sessions have to be somewhere around 70/30 recording and cursing to myself. There was a time where I thought I had pretty good time when playing and recording myself really demonstrated to me just how sloppy I can be a lot of the time
Yeah as far as I can tell every musician I've talked to experiences a similar thing. I really think its less so about your own musician sometimes and more so about getting in your own head, and THAT element is a universal feeling. We all want the recorded take to be the best possible version of that part, so the pressure gets crazy intense
Best video I’ve seen in a while! It’s really a lesson in song writing and recording. Well done 😁
Thanks so much man!! Yeah I wanted it to be just as much about songwriting as it is about production, kind of ride that line :)
Crazy how fast you have grown! Been subbed since 5 k when you did audio reviews! Nice way to find your real love and a real audience! I’m almost at 3k I need to get niched up! Congrats again! I used to be called a dif channel name! So probably don’t rem me! But been here since before you got your first nuemann mic! lol crazy to watch someone grow so much in front of you! Congrats again my friend
Oh dude well thank you for sticking around as long as you have!! If I could give advice on growing, at least for me, I really found a good growth pace once I abandoned what I thought was "pleasing for the viewer", as backwards as that sounds. If I was so excited at a video concept that I'd be willing to drop weeks and weeks of work into it, people seemed to see that. Worry less about a niche and think about the concepts that are so exciting to you that you're willing to put a stupid amount of work into it, people see that stuff. Consciously or otherwise
Thank you so much for this. Your music is instantly more appealing because of your authenticity. Bravely showing the hardship, the frustration and the flaws in your process is truly inspiring. This gives hope. Thank you so, so much. ❤
Yeah man I feel like UA-camrs love to show the polished product, and there's nothing wrong with that! But the reality is there's a ton of struggle behind the scenes, and that's where the true relatability is
First of all: what a fugging banger track!
Second: thank you! You bring so much positivity to the music world, wich we really need! There are so many awesome music makers out there that get hate because they use tools that help them reach their goals! You not only go out here with your positivity and reasurance but also (and argueably more important) with amazing tips, tricks and just full blown ways of doing stuff in ways that basically anyone can. If they have the passion for it at least and a single damn mic!
I love drumming..but never had a real drum set..partially cause i'm broke as shit lol, but also cause i always though to myself..."why even bother, i wouldn't even able to record it anyway" well imma save and buy at least a kick, snare and hihats now and finally go and become a better drummer (not cause of the gear itself obviously lol, but because that's gonna make me wanna play the heck out of it..unlike my crappy E-kit haha..wich i kinda also play the heck out of anyways)
Well anyways! Thanks for what you're doing man! Much love from some random german guy that love making music haha!
Man you're going to bring me to tears!! That's what I want more than anything, I feel like there's so much content on here these days that are reaction based, judgement passed, or at the very least talk much more than they take action. If I can inspire people to make their art, that's the best outcome I could ask for :)
Oooooff!! That guitar melody is 😭 beautiful ❤️❤️ also your music production tutorials are an absolute gem...have learned so much from you this last month
That makes me happier than I could ever ask for :) if I could ask for one thing it’s that my videos inspire peeps to record and publish something
That bit about insecurities and getting it right and doubting yourself as a musician - that kicked me in the feels so hard. I found your channel recently after trying to get back into recording and releasing a song a month for a year and am experiencing all of those things. Thanks, I really needed to hear that. I helps alot.
Great tune btw, love your work and that you're teaching noobs like me how to make better music
def my favorite video so far - great hearing original stuff, plus i love the idea that we all have go-to "comfort riffs" (never really thought of it that way) and esp. love seein professionals doin "spacebar, ctrl+z, spacebar, ctrl+z..." ad nauseum too!
Love the glimpse into your creative process! Thanks for being vulnerable and sharing this with us!
Thanks dude, appreciate you watching and supporting for as long as you have!
“We are in our own room recording ourselves, do whatever you want” is the kind of inspirational quote we need in our feeds. Also, 100% agree with you about a bassline melody, as soon as your bass part kicked in I was hooked 🔥
Yo thanks man!! lol sometimes I think bassists will hate me for not locking into the traditional rhythmic role of the bass, but its just always been my style when I write basslines idk
@@AudioHaze haha maybe I agree with you because I’m also a guitarist, I’ve definitely had my own demo basslines changed on me by “real bassists” before. One of my favourite bassists though is Simon Gallup from the Cure (and I guess Robert Smith counts too) and he was originally a guitarist so there you go.
23:46-24:01 hahaha, ohhh man do I feel that! Also, that "stop, ctrl + z" cycle is all too relatable. Great vid and great song!!
Thanks man! Yeah that motion is more burned into muscle memory than some of my own guitar riffs lol
Really enjoyed this on, thank you. I’d love to see more of your songwriting/recording.
And I'd love to do more!! Already thumbing through some of my riffs/acoustic tracks that could use expanding on
Awsome song congratulations you are a great producer/writer/musician!!!
Thank you os much Miguel!
this sounds FANTASTIC DUDE
Audiohaze x Mike Cole crossover episode when?
Thanks Cole!!! Keep up the great work yourself my friend :)
By far and away your best video yet! Great encouragement to everyone recording at home. You have tremendous talent in music, video production and giving people inspiration to follow their creative dreams no matter what budget limitations they might have. Very well done!
Hardcore relatability throughout this entire video/process. Wish I could sub twice. Definitely here for more of this. Thanks for revealing this part of it.
Thanks my friend!! We'll see how the vid does, I'd LOVE to do more like this :)
What’s weird is, I have a massive, unhealthy obsession with microphones. I love them all, I think even bad ones can be used for something. I have an equally unhealthy collection of microphones. But here’s the thing, I record almost everything I do an a Lauten Audio LA320 tube mic. I have literally 38 choices in my humble home studio but that’s the mic I keep coming back to. I love it!
Also, love your song and that bass line! I love melodies in bass lines too!
Also, I find acoustic guitars always sound better with a cat on them!
Same! I've got a whole collection, but if I'm recording one source I default to handful of options I trust and know how to mix well. Lauten occupies three of those mics lol and yes....tone wood? More like tone CAT
I do a lot of trap and I love using bad ones on adlibs gives a lot of interesting textures
@@AudioHaze I’m not sure we are allowed to say tone wood anymore 😂
I’m invested……nice to see you finding out what you’ve been learning by figuring out how others have done it and investing it back into yourself and letting us watch your process. There are those of us in roughly the same space. I’m recording an album in a room in the house. Mixing and producing. Wonderful to ride shotgun along with you in that space. And the most important thing is you/we are doing it for ourselves and friends with the “making it in the business” mentality not a part of the process. Just creativity and sharing THAT! Social media at it’s best! Death Valley, just down the street, is supposed to go over 130 this weekend……
130??? I'll stick to being a fan from a difference lol, and thank you man! I really believe in social media when the intentions are good and the content is made with rigor....unfortunately that type of content is in the minority. Best of luck with the album my friend, keep going strong and see it through to the end!!
Incredibly helpful to see recording processes at work. Soooo truly helpful. Thank you! ✌️😌🎸
That makes me so happy to hear!
Really beautiful layering of the different parts. love it
Thanks Chris!
this video is so important, speaking to me directly. holy shit. thank you!
Glad it spoke to you my friend! Hopefully it lights a fire to create something awesome for yourself :)
Thank you for making these videos. I've been producing music for two years and recently started taking it more seriously. Your videos have been a huge help with my mixing, structure, and composition. I enjoy sampling songs and adding my own counter melodies, MIDI basslines, and drums (It's the way I feel most comfortable making music), and hearing you say not to worry about how we create our art gives me confidence. Thank you!
Ofc dude!! Too many people online these days "reacting", judging, doing just about anything but making stuff themselves. Create in what ever way feels most natural to you, and don't let anyone drag you down for it :)
Fantastic job taking us inside your production process. 10/10 👏 👏
23:00 The struggle is real. Thanks for being transparent mate! Loving these videos
Thanks Joel!
Would definitely be down to see more videos like this one!
Hell yeah! I'm super down to make more
Honestly one of the most entertaining, informative, and influencing videos out there.
Damn dude you have no idea how happy I am to hear this :) really keeps me motivated to keep making stuff like this
Love this video! Man, this is just the inspiration I needed to stop making excuses "in the kindest way possible" and just start making music again. Thank you!
Yessir!! Go kick ass!! In the kindest way possible!!
Incredible video. This is a perfect example of why I subbed and why I follow your work. Thank you!!! ❤
Yayyy thanks Blue!
This sounds so fucking good!!! Honestly don't have more words to describe it. Completely fits the vibe. Also, love your videos mate!!
Thanks my friend! So glad you enjoyed the vid :)
i love your videos. so much insight and clarity! and more importantly so inspirational!
Thank you so much!! Trying my best out here, hope it was helpful :)
I currently have four mics including the Lauten LA220. It gets the most use and has become my go to recommendation. It’s a killer mic
Its sick, you really have to TRY to get a bad sound out of a Lauten mic lol
This video is so sweet man. So many insights and bits to learn from. I loved the personal bits and advice when it comes to holding yourself back. Thank you for all of it
And thank you for checking it out!
Man I really really love this song. Please keep making your own songs and bringing them out they’re so so good. Thanks for this song❤
Thanks Felix! Yeah I think I probably will make more, I made this one with zero intentions and just wanted to feel it out....but ngl I got the writing bug
Make a song with one guita string
Pootie Tang once did a song with 0 guitar stings on a guitar and it was song of the year.
😂😂
one guitar string one mic and it’s a behringer
Bro look up Brushy One String
@@sloftyhistoric
You’ve become my favourite youtube channel in only 3 videos I absolutely adore how you build your content and the advices are SO good and useful thank you for all
I'm honored to be one of your favorites my friend!! At the end of the day, there's enough content out there that's about judging without doing, really just trying to inspire people to create more so than judge what's already been made
@@AudioHaze Yesss I thiink that’s why your work stands out its built in a way that makes us want to compose and even mix which for me i’m still new to, and this video was an absolute joy to watch I couldn’t wait to go home and start a new project after a few months of not making anything
The truth is that references are used a LOT in writing/composing/recording/producing music. I love that you mapped it out in this way to show that you need to use whatever you have at your disposal to JUST START WORKING!!! Blank page syndrome is very real, so thanks for eliminating any stigma attached to this approach.
Yes dude absolutely!! At the end of the day we're all just taking in our influences and iterating on them, mixing them into a big cauldron, and coming up with something new. Own your influences, they're what define your sound in many ways!!
SUCH a good video! The song, the message, the struggle, just everything is so authentic. Love it and love all your other videos!
Thanks man!! Trying my best to present a more real version of what its like to make a song :)
Has to be the best video I have seen in months. Very inspiring with great information dressed in thoughful reflections and ideas.
Thanks man!! That was the goal, try and tempt with production hacks and show a lot more depth than just that haha
MUCHO NIVEL!!!!!!! Quiero ver el proceso de mezcla!!!!! Será la primera vez que pague Patreon!
Thanks AundioHaze for this detailed videos. That's exactly what I appreciate the most.
Glad I could help dude!! And yess come hang out on Patreon!! Lmk if you have any questions on the mix I'm happy to help :)
Highly relatable and learnt a lot. Best thing on UA-cam I have seen in a while. Thanks so much! Tune is fantastic too.
Best thing on UA-cam in a while?? Dude you have no idea how much that means, thank you!
Super video and the song is amongst my favourites I’ve heard this year. I’ve played it many times. I look forward to hearing more in the future. 👏
Wow THANK YOU! The amount of support I've received for this track is overwhelming in the best way possible, I'm so glad you like it
What a great video man, been loving the production lately - and damn what a great song!
Thanks dude!! Glad you like it my friend, was so nice to write again, haven't worked that muscle in ages
I’m late to the party but incase you see this, every time I watch one of your videos I get this huge rush of inspiration to work on my own projects that I don’t get many other places, so thank you. Love watching your process and comparing it to my own and learning little things along the way, truly one of my favorite channels right now.
Anyways hope you’re having a good day and keep up the great work. :)
Ryan this is literally all I could ever ask for from my videos, thank you so much dude. All I want to do is have my own videos lead to more music being made :)
I'm with you on Lauten, they're my favorite too. We just did a studio inventory stock audit for my insurance last week, and it turns out we own more Lauten mics than any other company by a landslide. I think for just Lauten I have 36 mics lol. They're such incredible sounding and flexible mics, and they have fantastic customer service.
DANG!! You must be their biggest customer!! They really are insane, incredibly hard to make a Lauten sound bad
@@AudioHaze There are studios that own way more than I do, but I admit I own a lot.
You should be beyond pleased with yourself and your group, Ricky! That was an incredible watch, full of amazing insight. This video will go down in audio history as a legendary musician showcasing his work and process from when he was young! Nobody quite does it like you & keep it up man - you're an inspiration to everyone :)
Bro you're going to make me cry, thank you sm my friend :)
i was hoping for this video. thank you.
Glad you found it then my friend!
Superb video, beautiful song! Thank you for sharing, it must have been a ton of work.
It definitely was!! But I'm getting to the point where I don't want to put anything out unless its worth your time, which usually means a ton of work haha
This is an amazing video, in inspiration, how to think and the musical content itself, i would love to see more videos like this one, Subscribed.
Thanks Kevin!! I'd love to make more like this, got that writing bug in me now :)
I dig the video content, really good stuff man. Also the song vibe is amazing, you definitely hit the mark, it's a banger.
Thanks man! Glad you liked the vid, yeah I'm really proud of that track :) felt so good to write again
This is super tight! Radiohead/Fog Lake vibes and also infused with your own thing in a great way. Layering the samples for the drums is something I've never thought of, super cool!
Thanks Landon! Yeah give it a shot, one of my fav drum sounds I've ever gotten :)
This is easily your best video. Love getting to see the process of another artist. Really appreciate that whole “don’t let anyone, even yourself, get in the way of making art” advice, I feel like a lot of us bedroom musicians can get too into our own heads and we tend to forget to set aside egos and just create.
Totally! Especially with the endless tracks and takes we can do...we can always get it "more perfect" ya know. Glad you enjoyed my friend :)
Another excellent video, really enjoyed this one
Art is fun. Do whatever you want!
The 1971 movie Fiddler on the Roof has a gorgeous amberish hue to the cinematography. How did the DP accomplish this? He stretched some silk stockings over the lens. Actually, not an uncommon way to accomplish this kind of effect before the days of digital color grading.
All thus to say, limitations can be freeing and can also yield the most “human” results.
So dope! just got this mic a couple weeks back - sweet song and well done recording!
Thanks dude! Yeah the mics a beast, so smooth and warm
I’m still watching, but I just have to say, I’m loving this format! I’m having a great time watching this. I love that you leave breaths of air in the edit instead of bombarding the viewer with non-stop excitement. The pacing is just great!
It’s like watching a mini-documentary instead of regular “content” (for lack of a better word). I really appreciate you making this 😊
Thanks Tom! That was definitely the goal, I wanted to reach further into shooting rather than crazy graphics. Learn a bit more about story telling ya know
Really really great video! Super honest and the song sounds excellent. I really loved the demo with the acoustic guitar too hehe. Keep going :) ❤️
Thanks Ivan! I definitely will :)
Maaan, thank you! Thank you for this video, for the inspiration, for this song! You are incredibly talented in teaching, playing, recording, mixing, and you share it here!
I really appreciate it!
Who knows how many songs will be recorded in the bedroom thanks to your video))
I hope a lot!!! If nothing else I want my work to give rise to as many other songs as possible, that's the dream, beyond anything I hope others choose to create bc of what we do on the channel
Nice song, nice video, like your videos! And you have a nice voice that can tell a story well! :)
Thanks so much dude!
Love how you edited this video! Incredible work man, thanks for having me as always 🙏🏼
THANKS DOOOOOD, thanks for being in the vid, as always :)
Absolutley amazing!!! Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks for checking it out!
23:39 Seeing you frustrated and pissed off ("why is my finger doing that?!") is actually super encouraging to me. I've been working on recording a song I wrote a year ago, a song I've played maybe a hundred times now, and last weekend recording I just couldn't control my hands.
It's nice to know these things aren't just me. I'm not bad or broken, I'm just human.
Take a break if you need it, work on a different part. Know you can do it and don't quit, because your art is worth making.
"F* you. F* me. F* this." is so freaking relatable. 😂 I'm pretty sure I said exactly this last week.
Thanks for this video. And I love the song!
Love this comment!! Make art at all costs, and if you can't get the part down at the time move on and come back when you have a more level head. We all need to hear that sometimes, can't tell you how many times I've fixated on a part for hours only to come back the next morning and get a better take within 10 minutes lol
Amazing stuff, dude. Keep it coming.
Thanks man!! I'll keep it up as long as I can :)
Thank you for sharing more of your writing process. This really resonated with me. I have always been able to knock out a riff but putting a whole song structure together felt so weird. Especially when writing alone. I always had a knack for organizing and arranging my old bands songs but I couldn't do it from whole cloth. I look forward to trying this method and borrowing a frame work.
Good luck my friend!! Don't hesitate to share it with me when the products done and ready :)
Thanks for sharing this! Love the song, it’s just my vibe.
But thanks too for sharing how hard recording can be. I’ve been putting off doing it again because it can be such a struggle against myself and my limitations.
But sometimes you can break through it and come out the other side with something you don’t hate, and sometimes a few other people like it too. Well, I’m definitely a fan.
Yeah man! I feel like every time I record there’s a valley in the middle of self deprecation paired with so much frustration, it’s part of the process sometimes, but it seems like we all go through it, you’re definitely not alone
Tune came out beautiful, dude! Thanks for sharing the process!
Thanks for checking it out dude!
Helped me remember why I love music, wishing you the best
I'm gonna cry man, thank you so much for this comment
This video was a beautiful journey guided by you. Well done on all fronts. Great collaboration
Thank you my friend!
Loved this very much. More of this is good, as long as you’re into it still!!
I'll keep 'em coming! Glad you liked it :)
Amazing video man. You have such a unique way of creating your art. Never stop inspiring others
I'll keep doing my best, appreciate you taking the time to check out the vid :)
Love this type of video
Truly inspiring
Thanks man! Glad it was helpful
Such a great video! You're a legend
Appreciate it my friend!
First of all, congratulations on an amazing work of art! I’ve been listening to Never There almost on repeat. I really feel that this song is some of the best work you’ve done.
As a drummer and fellow owner of an LA-220, I felt almost as though you made this video just for me haha. I’ve been scouring UA-cam trying to see if anyone was trying anything even close to this exact video and what kind of results they got.
I just want to say thank you for creating amazing content to inspire guys like me to try something new and create cool art. Im stoked to try this technique with my drums and my LA-220 and see what I can make!
Ayyyyy I'm so glad I could help dude!! The LA-220 is a beast, I like to say you have to actively try to get a bad sound out of a Lauten Microphone, they know their stuff
Wow man this is some amazing stuff, I love that along the way you show that it’s not all as easy as it looks, but also show that it’s very possible to do what you did, the drums part was especially so cool, really great drum sound for a single mic, I might have to cop it. Amazing song by the way, absolutely beautiful. 🖤
definitely cop it!! I actually loved the drum sound bc using one mic actually led to a CLEANER sound that if I mic'd it in a traditional way, the isolation this technique gave became a major feature
@@AudioHaze yeah i was talking to my friends about how clean it was and how it was way nicer than the like multiple mic setup we did at college 😭 might have to try just doing a one mic setup for our next track like that fr
SUPER COOL, PLS CONTINUE WITH THIS TIPE OF VIDEO DUDE!! LOTS OF LOVE FOR U
THANK YOU PEDRO!! I definitely will continue I loved making this!!
@@AudioHaze ❤
I don’t usually comment on videos but I just just found your channel and have watched literally all of em, keep up the quality homie. Really helping and inspiring a lot of creatives !!
ah thats amazing thank you!! Welcome to the community as well :)
Completely new to production and tech side of music having only really been the lead guitar for my band, you are so good mate, everything is so easy to understand :)
Dude welcome to the production world!! Its incredibly rewarding, I started as a guitarist and now being a guitarist and an audio engineer are near inseparable to me. Appreciate the kind words!
This felt like a down to earth Simon Servida video, but for a genre Ive never tapped into before ❤
Idk that creator, I'll check them out! Appreciate the kind words :)
Every time I watch something from your channel, it makes me want to continue making music. I hope making the videos inspires that same feeling for you.
That's the most I could ever ask for, thank you for saying this :)
LOVE when a bass has a melodic motif and doesn't only follow the root, too . Beautiful song and wise words at the end! Looking forward to more original stuff.
Thanks Mustafa!! Appreciate you being such a supportive viewer my friend, means a lot truly :)
Ooh! Thanks for the tracks download link! Looking forward to some more mixing practice on a song I'll actually like! 😄
Ofc!! Have fun and hope its helpful :)
Such a great video and song. I was so recreated by the recording fail montage, the strong use of a reference, and the arrangement grid. I use Ableton’s session view to figure that grid out on most of my songs.
Yeah arrangement view is great! I used to use it a lot when I got into elm for a hot minute there, need to play around with it again
This is so great. Thanks for making this.
Thanks for checking it out Bobby!
fantastic video, and great work on the song
Thanks Winston!
I've been having a really tough couple weeks. And, for the last few weeks I've really been pretty out of touch with my musical side. But watching this video is inspiring me to reach back for my guitar. It's bringing me back to the music. Thanks Haze. 😊
Ive been there dude :) sometimes I slip into the same thing, it’s hard out there! Glad I could be of some help
You have made such great content but this may be the best yet, especially just on the general creative process and the hangups that one faces if working alone (or mostly alone in this case).
Thanks man!! That means so much, I was honestly really scared to upload this one, I felt like I was getting too philosophical with it, the reaction as been amazing though :)
Thank you so much for this video, really. I've been recording some snippets and writing down lines for a few years now but never actually finished any of my songs. One of my goals this summer break is to actually sit down and complete a song, and seeing you do it really inspired me and gave me confidence that I can do it as well. Love your channel, keep being you dude ❤
Dude when that song is done send me an email with the link, I would love LOVE to hear it!
@@AudioHaze I'll keep that in mind, thank you!!
You encapsulate the process very well here! Great video…
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it :)
Because of you I got the Shure SM57, because of you I planned to get the AT4040 as well, because of you I’m torn between the AT4040 and The Lauten 220. Keep the expert advice coming. Great video and wonderful song. Cheers!
SM57 +220 deadly combo!!! Thanks for watching :)
such an inspirational video man ♥
Thanks dude :)
Good job bro, absolutely crushed it. It’s no small feat to make what you did let alone with only one mic. This deserves all the recognition
Thanks dude!! So glad you like it, truly thank you sm :)
Man thank you so much for that speech in the end I'm starting on recording more rock oriented music coming from an electronic production background and the ego thing is definitely a thing
Thank you for validating how fucking hard and tough the process is
Of course man, I'm on the artists side, I will always and forever be on the artists side. Make your vision and do it at all costs.
This is such a great video. Thanks you sm
Thank YOU for checking it out my friend