Hey guys! Hope you like this video, I put lots work and love into it! Also - BAM - face reveal, how bout that. If you liked the song I made at the end you can listen on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dylantallchief/super-mega-kawaii All the best
What the hell?? This is insanity! Not only the track you've made but so much work to edit this video as well!! Maaan these videos are so entertaining, keep it this unreal work! You're talented too much!
what a wild transition from explaining in detail the very simple difference between a major and minor chord, to getting assblasted by this masterpiece of a song. absolutely incredible
*immediately subscribes* You literally read my mind with this. I started on a kawaii track not long ago and watching this video, it was really interesting to see the same ideas from a different perspective. I found you from the Snails House remake when I was doing research for mine, and just checked back today to find this gem of a video. And for what it's worth, the drop on your own track is absolutely amazing. Really great video overall. Some other stuff that could be fun if you ever decide to do a followup: -More theory about composition. I'd love to see some ideas about voicing and melodies! -Theory about the influences from other genres (Ex: I know a lot of kawaii stuff lately has been making use of bossa nova rhythms, and that kind of syncopation is an interesting topic on it's own.) -More about sound design would be a lot of fun, but I know a lot of that can be garnered from the FLPs Anyway, keep up the great work dude!
Such a complex track with so tons of well-thought-out layers. Thought I would hate this genre but I gained a newfound appreciation for it thanks to this video. You're ridiculously talented bruv. With a great sense of humour too :) Keep it up!
Man, you're so talented. I don't know what are you your plans for future, but you're gonna be a very successful artist, if not already. I hope to see your name one day among the biggest influencers and producers. You've done a lot for the producers ommunity. Thanks a lot boy. you will o far!
this is the only video so far that has actually explained the process of making future bass in a way i can understand... and actually going over the progressions isntead o being like "add the chords" with no explanation why the cords the way they were.. thank u!
Man that explanation about major and minor cords following the 2 3 2 3 vs the 3 2 3 2 pattern blew my mind, I just couldn’t get any music theory stuff thru to my stupid brain no matter how much I read and you just explained it in such an intuitive way that it has opened the door for me and suddenly made all the other music theory things make perfect sense.
I love your music theory bit. That note spacing thing seems magical to me! :D Definitely gonna be playing with that while writing my first track. Thank you so much for the easy to understand music theory on the chords in this.
If people ask for someone who combines great production tips with spicy and dank memes, I'll always tell them Seamle... Err I mean Dylan Tallchief is the best. Nah but on a serious note tho, love the vids and the mix between actual advice and humor. Keep it up!
I think what makes this seem so much harder than it actually is, is all those layers. It's hard, as a newcomer to digital studio music, to wrap your head around the fact that most of those layers are just the same notes in different sounds, or effects put on top. You tend to focus on the fact that there's 15-20 channels running at once, rather than actually looking at what each channel contains. You can't see the forest for all the trees. But what Dylan described before hitting play on that last track, that's really it. Learn from that, and you'll know what you need to know to replicate that entire song yourself. Just layer the sounds on top of each other in different ways, and soon you'll discover you've used 15-20 channels yourself, and everything makes perfect sense.
Just in case anyone was curious, displacing notes in a chord by an octave in order to make the transition between chords more smooth is an example of "voice leading." Without good voice leading, movement between chords often winds up feeling stiff, jagged, distracting etc. It's worth learning about if you want to know how to make your progressions more satisfying :)
Hy :) I like japanese stuff and the voices are so great to hear in Animes/Games. There is no real new music (because many people can + make music), only a mix of different Elements and how we use them (+ mixing & mastering it). So it's cool, if he make (sometimes) more funny stuff in the songs and (always) different instruments. [For me was Aphex Twin with songs like "Windowlicker" the best experimental music maker] Have nice days & fun [and if you like, say me your favourite Animes/Games (if you have some)] ;)
It always astonishes me how you have the creative bandwidth to produce incredible music and *ALSO* cut intensive video edits. Well done... well done. 🙌🏻
Quick version: (I assume you use FL) Go to the master channel and turn stereo separation to -100 so you get it to mono, It'll sound worse but when it's done it'll be better. Now put all your channels to lowest volume and increase them one by one to your liking (Pro tip: Master all your channels low and increase with a limiter on the master channel, that way it won't peak). Once you're done with that put an eq on all of your sounds and remove all the unnecesary frequencies, the easiest way it to cut both the high and low end then move the cuts to higher or lower frequencies untill you've isolated the sound with out changing the sound. Now turn back stereo separation to 0 and that's the basics :) You probably didn't understand completely but hopefully I was to some help :)
Awesome video. As a fan of this music genre, it's a bit frustrating not to be able to put a fixed name on it; but you've perfectly described it. Awesome video and awesome music. You've put a great production value in this. Great great job.
I’ve always found kawaii bass pretty cheesy, but this video helped me appreciate the work and dank memes that go behind it! Thank you for this video! And good song at the end!
Somehow... i learned chords better with how Dylan just showed off what some cool things about it are, than with the few hours i was trying to learn and practice it elsewhere.
Wasn't expecting a face reveal. My expectations are fulfilled.
VIP3Rx me too
VIP3Rx yup this guy's bawss I want some comparison between aces to aces & Dylan
VIP3Rx i was thinking he was older line 30
Sounds like they're subverted more than fulfilled
I was 1000th like
so this is the face of the man slurping tea in my ears
What a cute dog, is it yours?
@@TurrlerpsEnDurWinter no it’s the neighbour’s
Hey guys! Hope you like this video, I put lots work and love into it! Also - BAM - face reveal, how bout that.
If you liked the song I made at the end you can listen on Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dylantallchief/super-mega-kawaii
All the best
it really clear, and the song is great
Dope AF. ♥♫♥☺!
Just found the video, love it! Great way to explain Kawaii Bass to people unfamiliar!
What the hell?? This is insanity! Not only the track you've made but so much work to edit this video as well!! Maaan these videos are so entertaining, keep it this unreal work! You're talented too much!
Vytautas Matulevičius for real! just look at all the memes and hard work in the video and track has me so scared to make cute n kawaii music
Isnt his song. Its snails hous
Not his song
ending song is
6:00 when an edm producer tries a real instrument
it slightly offends me, but i laughed anyways
But most producers use real instruments..
As an edm producer I can say this is partly true
Doesn't mean I'm not hurt tho
@@spvcethvg8462 no they use midi controllers which is similar to real instruments but aren't exactly the same
That moment when you want to make a face reveal but don't know what to put in it so you make a video in which you reveal your face
SQRM I couldn't find your soundcloud, can you send me your "missing you" remix? (I'll buy it if it's on itunes or something)
You look like Mr Bean and George Clooney had a baby
tru dat
yeah yeah wkwkwkw
He looks like the song at the end... K A W A I I
I remade that.
where have i heard that before....
what a wild transition from explaining in detail the very simple difference between a major and minor chord, to getting assblasted by this masterpiece of a song. absolutely incredible
The word ”睾丸" appears at 14:17 means tes◯icle in Japanese. Thanks for the great work
It’s actually someone saying “Thank You, Mario” but it’s slightly cut off.
[white slate] it isn’t but alright
hahahahaha
@@whiteslate no he meant the text that appears after thank you mario
There's also something above 睾丸. Is it "セガ" (Sega) or "センサー" (sensor)? Because it's not that visible.
1:37 Waveracer- introooo
1:45 Dievo- Faris Wheel
1:53 Blackbird Blackbird X Shawn wasabi(@31:04)
2:10 Kero Kero Bonito- Flamingo
2:15 Pon Pon Pon remix
2:22 Maxo- Sunset BB
2:30 Shawn wasabi- Marble soda
Welcome! =w=
ItsKhan Khan I'm sorry I have no idea if I were to guess. it would be from waveracer
ItsKhan Khan sad machine - porter robinson :3 my fav producer!
OneEyedSleep Sweet! I was looking for that song! ur a g. and my fav artists is Succducc and Grant Bowtie
Seasquid Tarzawarza np, and nicee '^^
What was the song at 0:29? I've heard it before a bunch of times
Finally a Legit video about this beautiful genre after months of looking for it , thank you
*immediately subscribes*
You literally read my mind with this. I started on a kawaii track not long ago and watching this video, it was really interesting to see the same ideas from a different perspective. I found you from the Snails House remake when I was doing research for mine, and just checked back today to find this gem of a video. And for what it's worth, the drop on your own track is absolutely amazing. Really great video overall.
Some other stuff that could be fun if you ever decide to do a followup:
-More theory about composition. I'd love to see some ideas about voicing and melodies!
-Theory about the influences from other genres (Ex: I know a lot of kawaii stuff lately has been making use of bossa nova rhythms, and that kind of syncopation is an interesting topic on it's own.)
-More about sound design would be a lot of fun, but I know a lot of that can be garnered from the FLPs
Anyway, keep up the great work dude!
didn't expect you to be here.
Same
Joey?! I didnt know you like these types of music!
ayy, another FL user! Very awesome and fun tutorial :3
Such a complex track with so tons of well-thought-out layers. Thought I would hate this genre but I gained a newfound appreciation for it thanks to this video. You're ridiculously talented bruv. With a great sense of humour too :) Keep it up!
Im crying , you are such a meme machine an musical talent ! Is there a way that you could do more and/or intense Sounds Design Tutorials :3 ?
GRVΛIT I have Literally never seen anyone on the internet worse at memes than him. He sucks
ok,good for you
JUSTINHOOD oooh just fuck off you piece of shit
@@anukir5528 yeah ive grown to love him so i will take that criticism
Wow! 💓I'm from Japan.
I didn't know that Japanese music culture evolves wonderfully in places I don't know.😎😎😎
Thank you for loving Japanese music.😘
indeed, kawaii music/future bass made their way to netherlands!
Man, you're so talented. I don't know what are you your plans for future, but you're gonna be a very successful artist, if not already. I hope to see your name one day among the biggest influencers and producers. You've done a lot for the producers ommunity. Thanks a lot boy. you will o far!
Fuck yes, I was waiting for you to make this sort of content! You had the memes, you had the knowledge of music, you are perfect for it!
And holy shit, I loved the part where you explained chords. It never has been more clear to me!
omggg youre genius man!!
“Cute and KOWAI” OH GOD IS IT SCARY?
lol i was just gonna say that XD
He said the extra E. It's just hard to tell with his voice.
I've always called this kind of music Hypercute. It was one of the first genres I started learning to mix. :)
you probably have the best video format for production. i can see this format getting very popular
14:56 , you are welcome
thank you so much
ROFL
this is everything i couldve ever wanted in a dylan tallchief video. thank you so much omg
What a great video Dylan :D Good job!
hi virtual riot
this is the only video so far that has actually explained the process of making future bass in a way i can understand... and actually going over the progressions isntead o being like "add the chords" with no explanation why the cords the way they were.. thank u!
This was one of the most creative videos I've watched
Watched this, a long time ago, had no idea what the music theory part was saying, I CAME BACK AND I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING AND IM SO GLAD
yo!! thanks for using sidetracked in this vid :)
for everyone wondering the song at 0:23 it's called Disclosure - You & Me (Flume Remix)
wow, you made me appreciate this genre
Man that explanation about major and minor cords following the 2 3 2 3 vs the 3 2 3 2 pattern blew my mind, I just couldn’t get any music theory stuff thru to my stupid brain no matter how much I read and you just explained it in such an intuitive way that it has opened the door for me and suddenly made all the other music theory things make perfect sense.
so kawaii haha
You were the first person i found that actually dove into the music theory a bit, which was super refreshing to see. Thanks for the tips!
Bwhahahahaha, duuuuude. Loving this new format!
I love your music theory bit. That note spacing thing seems magical to me! :D Definitely gonna be playing with that while writing my first track. Thank you so much for the easy to understand music theory on the chords in this.
If people ask for someone who combines great production tips with spicy and dank memes, I'll always tell them Seamle... Err I mean Dylan Tallchief is the best.
Nah but on a serious note tho, love the vids and the mix between actual advice and humor. Keep it up!
I think what makes this seem so much harder than it actually is, is all those layers. It's hard, as a newcomer to digital studio music, to wrap your head around the fact that most of those layers are just the same notes in different sounds, or effects put on top.
You tend to focus on the fact that there's 15-20 channels running at once, rather than actually looking at what each channel contains. You can't see the forest for all the trees.
But what Dylan described before hitting play on that last track, that's really it. Learn from that, and you'll know what you need to know to replicate that entire song yourself. Just layer the sounds on top of each other in different ways, and soon you'll discover you've used 15-20 channels yourself, and everything makes perfect sense.
Dylan, I have no words, just tears of joy
Just in case anyone was curious, displacing notes in a chord by an octave in order to make the transition between chords more smooth is an example of "voice leading." Without good voice leading, movement between chords often winds up feeling stiff, jagged, distracting etc. It's worth learning about if you want to know how to make your progressions more satisfying :)
Watching Dylan make music makes me wanna make music 😊
This is soo good dude, You need more recognition!
omg thanks for using our song
Heck yeah! It's hands-down one of my favorite tracks this year!
This video is very well made. I like the little edits you do. This is the first video I’ve seen and I subbed before the video was over. Keep it up.
3:26 THE MEME SNARE
I would actually consider this the definition of a good video. Great job!
I'm Japanese! I like Shawn Wasabi very much! かわいい！
Hy :)
I like japanese stuff and the voices are so great to hear in Animes/Games.
There is no real new music (because many people can + make music), only a mix of different Elements and how we use them (+ mixing & mastering it).
So it's cool, if he make (sometimes) more funny stuff in the songs and (always) different instruments.
[For me was Aphex Twin with songs like "Windowlicker" the best experimental music maker]
Have nice days & fun [and if you like, say me your favourite Animes/Games (if you have some)] ;)
dude you have the most helpful videos on this whole site, seriously love the channel
0:19 that soundgoodizer fidget spinner XD
It always astonishes me how you have the creative bandwidth to produce incredible music and *ALSO* cut intensive video edits. Well done... well done. 🙌🏻
かわいい！！😄
No joking, your pixel galaxy meme remaked is still in my music play list
Porter Robinson is my city
Taynara heck yeah
And Madeon my country.
Insert madeon and you will get shelter
Same
shelter is my world
this is like one of the best videos on youtube, you are extremely talented
Hahahahahahahah your best video, not expecting that face reveal but u are so funny ! omg I couldn't laugh more, congratz!
wow this is informal! one of the better tutorials I have ever watched. good job man!
Wow this is actually amazing wtf
I'm so glad you added maxo in this video, he's the best
Shawn Wasabi at 1:54 really looks he's doing something else.
Damn
Rula Draws what's that song btw
Oh.
Now I can't unsee that 😂
Name of song🤠
I really like your way of making these production vids. 8) Fun as it's supposed to be. Not taking it TOO seriously and having a good time.
Hey Dylan, could you do a mastering tutorial? That would be really nice!!!!
Btw. awesome vid!!!!
Quick version: (I assume you use FL) Go to the master channel and turn stereo separation to -100 so you get it to mono, It'll sound worse but when it's done it'll be better. Now put all your channels to lowest volume and increase them one by one to your liking (Pro tip: Master all your channels low and increase with a limiter on the master channel, that way it won't peak). Once you're done with that put an eq on all of your sounds and remove all the unnecesary frequencies, the easiest way it to cut both the high and low end then move the cuts to higher or lower frequencies untill you've isolated the sound with out changing the sound. Now turn back stereo separation to 0 and that's the basics :) You probably didn't understand completely but hopefully I was to some help :)
I understood completely thanks :D
TheRawFish how come you don't eq first then level each channel?
TheRawFish ILY
after turning the stero sep back on how do increase the vol of the track . do i do that by OTT??
Your song structure is on point my dude, this was enjoyable af ~!
grynpyret is my fav out of all these producers tbh
Yes, I agree sooo much dude, I cant believe someone can make music like that. its incredible
Honestly one of the best music genres ever created.
14:17 is amazing, wish I could make tracks like that
Ive been looking everywhere for how to create kawaii chords, you delivered this and a whole lot more :D
"hitting a xylophone" BUT THATS A GLOCKENSPIEL ;_;
literally the best future bass tutorial video on youtube
can we get much higher 7:29
the amount of effort put into both the song and the video actually kinda scares me
as much as I hate fidget spinners, I would 100% buy a soundgoodizer one
Awesome video. As a fan of this music genre, it's a bit frustrating not to be able to put a fixed name on it; but you've perfectly described it. Awesome video and awesome music. You've put a great production value in this. Great great job.
Ooo, a face.
Nice to meet you, I'm Rumle.
Did not expect this. So many good memes in such a well-made and instructional video! Thanks for your work and keep it up!
What the fucking hell: A Soundgoodizer Fidget Spinner 0:19
Omg
The effort in this video meant I couldn't leave it without subscribing omd
th-cam.com/video/KK2-be3Lz28/w-d-xo.html for anyone searching for 2:20, also song name is Maxo -
Sunset BB feat. meesh
The absolute creativity and talent depresses me but at the same time inspires me
Plz do more like this but still have the streams
Your pretty much the only 'how to make' music TH-camr whose music actually sounds legit.
JPOPでピカチュウは笑った
Making chord had never been this easier in my life! thanks!
gabe :(
A M A Z I N G the music theory part is awesome
You should do some kind of collab with AcestoAces
- AndersonArre - YES
- AndersonArre - maybe with polarr too
s u b b a s s
I can't imagine how much workload you have invested into the editing. It is really a good job in the end 👍
So do you study music at school/uni or something?
Great video btw :P
Does he look like college student
I dont know thats why I asked lol
Me either that's why I asked exdee
Ah, ok
I was thinking he's a high school student.
OMG! I am a big fan of Wave Racer and I am looking for a video like this for sooo long! Thx!
Anyone know the name of the song/sample featured at 1:01 ???
Please reply...
Dude I've been trying to figure that out as well... No one fucking knows unfortunately.
I’ve always found kawaii bass pretty cheesy, but this video helped me appreciate the work and dank memes that go behind it! Thank you for this video! And good song at the end!
Bare my children plz
THIS IS GOD-LEVEL MIX. SO MANY KAWAII DOPES!
Idk why but I always imagined you as a blonde
Somehow... i learned chords better with how Dylan just showed off what some cool things about it are, than with the few hours i was trying to learn and practice it elsewhere.
When i liked dis vid, it turned from 12k likes to 13k lol
This made my bday better. Thanks :3
Say whaaaaat. Jpg
Jesus, the amount of tracks that go into these are insane.
Hilarious and good.
Dude my project would be one big cluster fuck if I'd make something like this... How do you even keep this organised?!