Re-Scoring a Nissan Commercial!

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Today we are going to be doing a longer format video on re-scoring a Nissan Commercial. Re-scoring is a fantastic way to practice your production and composition skills when you don't have any current projects, or if you're looking to pursue this business. Enjoy!
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[@imlilypowell]

My favourite creator atm!

[@TrevBarnes]

You’re too kind, thank you so much!

[@Ceb773]

That mixing in mono from nothing trick is neat, definitely gonna try that one out.

[@TrevBarnes]

It has saved nearly ALL of my mixes. It’s very uncomfortable at first, but the difference it makes is incredible

[@larryleech5366]

Wow and Wow. Thank you so much for this demo and breaking it down to a very understandable level. I have mostly recorded music alone, but I am getting ready to start writing and / or produce music to match and enhance and follow videos, and you have really inspired me in my endeavors. I enjoyed learning from you and this UA-cam video and looking forward to following you and reviewing your past videos also on different subjects. Thank you very much, and I look ahead to a bright future and studying your guidance videos.

[@TrevBarnes]

That was so kind of you to say. Glad I could be apart of your journey, thanks!

[@rashika19music]

can you please make more videos on guitar arrangements like layering different guitar sounds(acoustic,electric) and making a song interlude/hook or track...also some sound design techniques using the stock logic pro amp and pedalboard

[@TrevBarnes]

I sure can, but honestly doing a video dedicated to Logic’s Amp and Pedalboard plugins intrigues me, is there something specific you would like to see covered? A big question I’ve had for years was how to get it to sound more realistic, that could be an interesting take. Let me know!

[@rashika19music]

@@TrevBarnes yes yes sure...please do that..also rather than focusing on the clean tones try some experimental crunch tones and how can they be used in a song..would love to learn about some of your guitar playing techniques too

[@VigneshSuresh239]

Very useful contents. Thankyou. Definitely gonna try mixing in mono.

[@jaythansparksmusic]

Thank you, thank you, and again, thank you!

[@TrevBarnes]

You’re welcome, you’re welcome, and again, you’re welcome! ☺️

[@karimasanti]

So you’re just drumming using a midi keyboard I’m guessing? I can’t see your hands but I’d love to learn more about these plug ins and see you create different instrument sounds in logic using a midi keyboard

[@TrevBarnes]

Hey there, yes. I’m using the Korg MicroKey for every VST I use. The keys are different parts of the drums, so for example if I was using a traditional drum kit sound, C1 would be the kick, C#1 would be a rim click, D1 would be a snare, and so on and so forth. I just practiced a lot to be able to play drums on a keyboard, I’ve gotten a lot of requests to break that down so I most likely will in an upcoming video.

[@karimasanti]

@@TrevBarnes amazing thank you!

[@sweetgoose]

i just found your channel and i love all of your content. thank you for sharing

[@TrevBarnes]

Thank you so much!

[@jlmg3543]

I love your content!!

[@TrevBarnes]

Thanks!

[@johnpane1726]

this is crazy man

[@TrevBarnes]

Thanks!

[@fonzo2972]

Loved this tho

[@TrevBarnes]

Thanks!

[@staticvideo]

Heavily underrated channel! I hope your success gets here fast, because it's imminent!

[@TrevBarnes]

I’m already successful, because I have folks you who appreciate what I do. It means the world to me