It's crazy how a producer, engineer, and recording artist all can hear a song differently. Before I started producing. I heard the beat and flows. Once I started producing. I heard the beats, patterns, progression, what drum instruments are being used, etc. I wanna hear music as an engineer like these guys. They can hear things I never even realized existed in these song. Wow.
+jalen martin Same here. I had the same progression as u. I'm focused heavy on mixing now and Its crazy what u hear when u pay attention to the mix. ALOT of modern commercial music is over compressed and have subpar mixes.
I wonder why 28 people thumbs down this video. 10 bucks say it's because they despise Drake. I can't imagine disliking this. The information 40 is pouring out is awesome. As a fellow engineer, man!
love how the interviewers are so respectful and praiseful of everything 40 does and has done. They don't patronise, show bitterness or jealousy only pure appreciation and respect of his work. Inspiring interview thank you pensando's palace
First time ever seeing who "40" actually is. By far impressed and how empowering his knowledge is for engineering and music philosophy is. Def look up to this guy even more as a engineer and producer.
He's a very talented guy. You only have to listen to the beats of Drakes album to see how different he is from what everyone else around today is producing. Hope he stays in the game for a while.
Glenuig Just based off of his diversity, I know he's here for the long run. Thats why I look up to 40 because though he has his particular sound he doesnt abuse it like other producers.
I love hearing 40 on interviews, he knows what he wants and he knows what he's talking about. On top of being great he's extremely humble and just real. If I ever choose to produce, it would be because of him
The more and more I learn about music.. The more I realize that making music is like making a movie... From a movie perspective you have to have 1) Good actors.. 2) good director 3) good producer. And also take good shots and what not. With songs : Good rapper/singer good mixer , good audio engineer. It really all has to line up.
40 is such a legend... inspired the sound behind my beats. I probably come back tot this interview at least 2 times a year and still find new gems that I missed from before! So much great info in this!
I didn't know 40 had MS! I'm just about to turn 22 and was diagnosed this month. I've had the exact same mindset he described since my diagnosis and it's inspiring to know that you can still achieve and get shit done despite this disease. As always, a great show guys!
That's what passion looks like, kids. I wish they had asked a few more technical/mixing questions, but you see what it takes to make it in this interview. That guy loves what he does, no question about it.
I've watch this before and i will watch it again.. i am creating my Mixtape in my bedroom and i just know that something GREAT is going to come out of it and this right here is good motivation.. Thank NOAH..
You don't really get to see how brilliant he is until you watch this interview. I'm glad he killed the noise of people thinking he just uses a low pass and actually puts work into his music. I'd actually like to hear more of the So Far Gone sound with more R&B artists.
totally understood what he was talking about when explaining using samples as a palette. He might not even use the sample but he uses it as a tool to build the beat
Thank you very much, beyond anything, for this interview. its raw and the connection between dave and 40 is amazing in terms of mixing. amazing advice and personally an amazing reminder to be comfortable and not to let your ears be around too much hiphop if you're going to produce hiphop. I love how 40 said he sometimes goes to van morrison and the beach boys to clear his musical palet. Thats something every producer needs to do. 40 is so humble. He's supposed to be where he's at!
wow. every time i catch PP the comments are begging to have 40 on.. and you did it! big thanks for making things happen for us Dave & Herb, big thanks.
Thank you so much for this! We've all been waiting for this interview for a long time and I can say it did not disappoint! Drake and 40 have one of the most interesting sounds out these days and a lot of us have only dreamed of having a peek inside of that process! Thanks again +1
I never realized how awesome and now inspiring '40' is, not only is he a great producer but just an all around great person. It's funny because I can see how much '40' and Dave have in common during this interview and I think Dave really see's his once younger self of who '40" now is. Great episode, only if you guys had the time to sit down with 40 and show us some of his own tips on producing.
wow this is so inspiring..i love this interview and im watching it for the 3rd time right now. Thank you 40 and everyone at PensadosPlace for doing this interview.
Some wise words! In the 1st 30 seconds of Noah's interview are amazing pointers and learning opportunities. Thanks Dave for another great episode. Cape Town South Africa
How does this only have 300k views, these are literal gems. Only comparison Drake has saleswise is Michael Jackson and 40 is this generations Quincy Jones.
If you understand a bit the math behind filters, the two things are really the same lol... A low pass filter behaves like an integrator, something that averages signals trough time, so it's like you are using less samples
@@BooyahL if you mean that both actions cuts frequencies then yes, you're right. to make it more simple; a lowpass cuts frequencies and if you degrade the sample rate, it erases frequencies. but degrading the sample rate leaves a more grittier sound than if you were to use a lowpass.
thank you so much for these videos. its inspiring, reassuring, and refreshing to see people coming together like this and gives me excited as a young producer
Best show yet I been waiting for this to happen and it didn't disappoint thank Dave & Herb and all you guys for bringing us such great content much love.
Another amazing insight into the mind of a producer, real inspirational. It also reminded me what Hi-Tek said.. "just because you make a beat doesn't make you a producer!" #RealTalk
Great producer and composer. I am starting with the melodic part as well cause Im not so set to a loop or region and it just lets you vibe way more and create bigger arrangements.
the number 1 reason hes one of the best Producers in the industry right now is that any other top producer wont have the mixing and engineering knowledge, he is a smart guy gotta hand it to him
For me I think it would be a great thing if they asked the guests if they had any education background on what they are doing. It gives a little more in sight. I find myself looking up education background for artists all over the net
Loved watching this, learned a lot. Very happy the Aaliyah question was asked. It's good to hear from the horse's mouth what happened (or didn't happen) with it. Love this series!
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40 is a top-tier producer. Will go down as one of the best.
one of of my top 3
Kanye
40
Red 1
@@neovincibeats 40 played the kid in goosebumps go eat worms.
It's crazy how a producer, engineer, and recording artist all can hear a song differently. Before I started producing. I heard the beat and flows. Once I started producing. I heard the beats, patterns, progression, what drum instruments are being used, etc. I wanna hear music as an engineer like these guys. They can hear things I never even realized existed in these song. Wow.
jalen martin its like once you hear a song you start dissecting it like a computer :)
+jalen martin Same here. I had the same progression as u. I'm focused heavy on mixing now and Its crazy what u hear when u pay attention to the mix. ALOT of modern commercial music is over compressed and have subpar mixes.
+jalen martin and Kanye is the best at that. Dissecting songs.
+R3DD3AD47 and Kanye is the best at that. Dissecting songs.
Kigoz4Life I bet he is man.
I wonder why 28 people thumbs down this video. 10 bucks say it's because they despise Drake. I can't imagine disliking this. The information 40 is pouring out is awesome. As a fellow engineer, man!
+Chris Wellz well look who it is
Reshard Watson Ayeeeeeeeeeeeeee lol
+Chris Wellz I don't like Noahs beats love his older shit but I'm not putting up a dislike cause I respect his movements.
love how the interviewers are so respectful and praiseful of everything 40 does and has done. They don't patronise, show bitterness or jealousy only pure appreciation and respect of his work. Inspiring interview thank you pensando's palace
fancy seeing the don lucy here mad ting
Drake is lucky to have this guy for real.
+Zach Kendall straight up
+JERM bando!
This guy is 80% drake
Luck: you are 100% correct, forreal man, drake wouldn't have his own sound without 40
this guy is a moron
First time ever seeing who "40" actually is. By far impressed and how empowering his knowledge is for engineering and music philosophy is. Def look up to this guy even more as a engineer and producer.
He's a very talented guy. You only have to listen to the beats of Drakes album to see how different he is from what everyone else around today is producing. Hope he stays in the game for a while.
Glenuig Just based off of his diversity, I know he's here for the long run. Thats why I look up to 40 because though he has his particular sound he doesnt abuse it like other producers.
I love hearing 40 on interviews, he knows what he wants and he knows what he's talking about. On top of being great he's extremely humble and just real. If I ever choose to produce, it would be because of him
You can do it too!
Silky Slim thanks man! I'll try, but 40 real does inspire
Thanks Jaime, working on it one step at a time :) I appreciate the encouragement
@@christine7521 it's been 4 years since your comment. So were you able to produce music?
Yo are you cydney Christine? The girl who produced money in the grave? Lil CC. Damn if you are , this is amazing
Noah is so right about using samples and altering them beyond their initial sound. You can build off that and then take the sample out.
Young Guru and 40...These were the ones I always stayed around for...so thankful for this.
The more and more I learn about music.. The more I realize that making music is like making a movie... From a movie perspective you have to have 1) Good actors.. 2) good director 3) good producer. And also take good shots and what not. With songs : Good rapper/singer good mixer , good audio engineer. It really all has to line up.
I never knew music was so complicated before I got into it.. Audio engineerig/mixing is literally so underrated
+Richard Lionheart ikr
"Nothing Was The Same" was the best
it was a cold album
40 is such a legend... inspired the sound behind my beats. I probably come back tot this interview at least 2 times a year and still find new gems that I missed from before! So much great info in this!
MIKE Beats same
I always find myself coming back to this video for much need inspirations love it
I LOVE 40'S PASSION!!!
YOU ROCK 40!!!
Noah is being so specific when giving out gems i love it. The reason why love i Drake is because his vocals is so clear. Nothing is clashing!
I didn't know 40 had MS! I'm just about to turn 22 and was diagnosed this month. I've had the exact same mindset he described since my diagnosis and it's inspiring to know that you can still achieve and get shit done despite this disease. As always, a great show guys!
There's no pause button when 40's talking 😂
+Zaki El Horan Ironic you have 40 likes on your comment. I want to like your comment so bad. But I can't because 40 is the man. lol
+Chris Wellz haha was thinking the same :D
Chris Wellz Yeah, haha he is the man
i usually pause a video but not this one, it was cool
You dont even want there to be a pause button. This guy is a fountain spilling knowledge.
Drake " I don't hear the beat, I hear the spaces in between the beat." What a great concept and different way at looking at this.
Wow, he's a huge inspiration of mine for years, his work with Drake and filtering methods are so incredible, this is the best interview for me yet
Starts at 6:10
Thank Me Later (pun intended)
When I read this, it was too late 😆
+ejb135 Seems like they just put his name on it for the Views
Thanks for telling me. Bye now, take care!
Nick Kovacs i still havent watched it yet. i will be sure to Sooner Than Later
The puns in this section is just coming back to back
My first time watching Pensado's Place. This was an interesting and engaging interview. Thanks
This was beyond dope. Thanks for this. You guys HAVE to get Mike Dean up there!
mike dean was on twice!
Isaac Yoon could you please point me to the second one? I've only watched the 14th episode with him.
kimseniorb mustve mistaken with another artist. Oops. Yea he was on once.
Yes Mike Dean is a Must!
***** you are not quite right, on the moment this comment was posted, there was only one Mike Dean show.
That's what passion looks like, kids. I wish they had asked a few more technical/mixing questions, but you see what it takes to make it in this interview. That guy loves what he does, no question about it.
I've watch this before and i will watch it again.. i am creating my Mixtape in my bedroom and i just know that something GREAT is going to come out of it and this right here is good motivation.. Thank NOAH..
You don't really get to see how brilliant he is until you watch this interview. I'm glad he killed the noise of people thinking he just uses a low pass and actually puts work into his music. I'd actually like to hear more of the So Far Gone sound with more R&B artists.
totally understood what he was talking about when explaining using samples as a palette. He might not even use the sample but he uses it as a tool to build the beat
I've been waiting on this day for a long time to see 40 on pensado's place, Thanks Dave and Herb
Thank you very much, beyond anything, for this interview. its raw and the connection between dave and 40 is amazing in terms of mixing. amazing advice and personally an amazing reminder to be comfortable and not to let your ears be around too much hiphop if you're going to produce hiphop. I love how 40 said he sometimes goes to van morrison and the beach boys to clear his musical palet. Thats something every producer needs to do. 40 is so humble. He's supposed to be where he's at!
I was having a BAD f**king day today...
Then I saw this.
I get to learn NEW TIPS from 40!!!!
HELL YEA!!!
Thanks!
Very inspiring episode, thanks!
Als ik jou vind in de comments dan weet ik dat ik goed op weg ben 💯❤️
His story about how they recorded So Far Gone is crazy. That proves that it's not what you have but it's how you use it.
Love how Dave slams his ego down at 36:00 I had to LOL
wow. every time i catch PP the comments are begging to have 40 on.. and you did it!
big thanks for making things happen for us Dave & Herb, big thanks.
Thank you so much for this! We've all been waiting for this interview for a long time and I can say it did not disappoint! Drake and 40 have one of the most interesting sounds out these days and a lot of us have only dreamed of having a peek inside of that process! Thanks again +1
Could listen to this dude talk forever. Genius of audio and music.
Watching this i realize that i don't know shit..nowhere i need to be..Makes you appreciate Drakes music even more.
40 Seems so passionate for what he is doing, every artist dream to have that kind of producer
THANK YOU!!!! Today is a good DAY!! I love Pensado's Place
You guys are really the best. I really relate to 40 talking about starting with chord changes and melodies. Awesome vid
Noel "Gadget" Campbell has been Drake's mixing engineer since Nothing Was The Same. Gadget deserves just as much credits
Thank you Pensado's Place!!! 40 is a major influence in my life as a Music Producer and aspiring Engineer!!
7:46 lmao he's writing everything down like there's no tomorrow :D
I never realized how awesome and now inspiring '40' is, not only is he a great producer but just an all around great person. It's funny because I can see how much '40' and Dave have in common during this interview and I think Dave really see's his once younger self of who '40" now is. Great episode, only if you guys had the time to sit down with 40 and show us some of his own tips on producing.
One of my favorite producers out there now. Respect to 40
wow this is so inspiring..i love this interview and im watching it for the 3rd time right now. Thank you 40 and everyone at PensadosPlace for doing this interview.
mannn i want to be just like these guys breaking down anysong and know what plugins that the engineer used and stuff
Keep doing it and you will be able to! Look forward to seeing your name in credits in the future bro!
***** have you gotten better these past 8 months?
Sophia Rhodes im only getting better. im the 3rd person
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Some wise words! In the 1st 30 seconds of Noah's interview are amazing pointers and learning opportunities. Thanks Dave for another great episode.
Cape Town South Africa
ive been producing music for two years. hope i become as good as Forty. real inspiration
Well, I think it's fair to say I've just found my new favourite UA-cam channel.
How does this only have 300k views, these are literal gems. Only comparison Drake has saleswise is Michael Jackson and 40 is this generations Quincy Jones.
Noah "100%" Shebib. Great interview!!! :)
Awesome! I've been anticipating for this for so long!
Noah Shebib is a very well spoken dude. Very smart and good knowledge on his craft
This Inspired me a lot . I never really was a big fan but after watching this I grew alot of respect for 40 and drake. Thanks for this interview.
40 is such an inspiration
This session was gold.
"Everybody assumes I use low pass but I actually cut down the sample rate." damn Noah
I said that same shit
If you understand a bit the math behind filters, the two things are really the same lol... A low pass filter behaves like an integrator, something that averages signals trough time, so it's like you are using less samples
@@BooyahL if you mean that both actions cuts frequencies then yes, you're right.
to make it more simple; a lowpass cuts frequencies and if you degrade the sample rate, it erases frequencies. but degrading the sample rate leaves a more grittier sound than if you were to use a lowpass.
how do u cut down the sample rate?
Can someone explain this in regular terms for a non musical person?
Amazing conversation. Such a smart discussion. Nicely done Pensado's Place.
Wonderful video! Been waiting on one for 40
I actually went back and listened the that mixtape and the engineer really did a great job.
thank you so much for these videos. its inspiring, reassuring, and refreshing to see people coming together like this and gives me excited as a young producer
Best show yet I been waiting for this to happen and it didn't disappoint thank Dave & Herb and all you guys for bringing us such great content much love.
wow I've been procrastinating on getting to Dave's channel, this is the best stuff ever!
Drake is the luckiest dude. He would not be where he is without this dude. Swear.
kinda like young chop and chief keef or yg and dj mustard or jahlil beats and meek mill
Him and Boi-1Da made drakes career
And vice versa. Its called a team.
Mark L-N No. . .Not really. Its definitely more to it than beats and rhymes.
***** explain...
I absolutely love what you guys do. As an engineer, this is extremely insightful. God bless!
Favourite producer after seeing this.
This dude is so freaking talented and humble.
40 is so amazing! Thanks for bringing him in!
Another amazing insight into the mind of a producer, real inspirational. It also reminded me what Hi-Tek said..
"just because you make a beat doesn't make you a producer!"
#RealTalk
I love this thank you guys the whole team
I swear where tf does Herb get these Rare polos.
haha, true, hes beastin them Polos
You helped me realize this😭😂😭
Great producer and composer. I am starting with the melodic part as well cause Im not so set to a loop or region and it just lets you vibe way more and create bigger arrangements.
Dave with the FLEX 💪🏽 “I know, I worked on it.” 😂🙇🏽♂️
The statement about the Toronto sound is a humble response and I like that about 40
He doesn't wanna write lyric because he's a perfectionist and knows it might just be mediocre where as his beats are prime
Agree. And he is friends with someone who knows damn well how to write.
honestly an idol, wish i could just spend a few weeks learning stuff from him
My favorite episode! I keep coming back to this one. I'd love to see tminus do an interview
him and drake are the ultimate duo, and that 9th wonder shirt is crazy
***** no that's 9th wonder white boy
That’s pac homie
40 is so dope
Beautiful and inspiring!
Thank you for this exchange 🙂
the number 1 reason hes one of the best Producers in the industry right now is that any other top producer wont have the mixing and engineering knowledge, he is a smart guy gotta hand it to him
i think he and drake are connected in the mind they got the same beard and everything
Drake and 40 are the best team. 40 is an absolute beast.
Fantastic show. Totally inpsiring. Thank you!
That was one of the best so far. I love to see things like this.
hands down to one of the best hiphop producers alive
This is interview is a true gem, thank you!
Amazing Talented Engineer and Producer, Great pick Pensado.
A lot of niggaz looking confused but if you produce you get what these mans is saying !!!
yep
I know what you mean but i think we all know 40 for producing then egineering . Don't act tough on the net kid!!
Nigga you made a kick and a clap on fl studio and now you tryna relate to producers.
For me I think it would be a great thing if they asked the guests if they had any education background on what they are doing. It gives a little more in sight. I find myself looking up education background for artists all over the net
Wow he has MS, that's an inspiration right there.
Great conversation. Drake and 40 are best team ever
This is so inspiring! Thank you for putting this up
MAKE A PART 2!!!
Seriously amazing! Thank for you this.
Awesome interview. One of my favorite producers out there.
Beyond amazing! Thanks guys for doing this
I love how Honest 40 is about the things he would have changed.
Loved watching this, learned a lot. Very happy the Aaliyah question was asked. It's good to hear from the horse's mouth what happened (or didn't happen) with it. Love this series!
Thank you for creating this show.