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I am a professional musician, songwriter and sample creator who brings the world of music theory into electronic music. I help and collaborate with producers, djs, musicians, rappers, singers and songwriters creating new music and I also create instrumentals & sample packs of musical licks, guitar stems and melodies
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Can’t believe there’s only 10 comments on this vid. I’ve been watching ur stuff for a while now & ur probably one of a couple of guys I re watch a couple of times to let it sink in. Ur a gold mine. Keep doing what u do. Really top notch content.
That's probably because my older vids are really poorly explained 🤣
Hi bthelick
I want tell thank you for examining my track and pointing out the positive and negative things .. I still have a lot to learn but I think I am on the right path .. Your tutorials are helping me a lot and thanks for the great work what do you do for us producers with your video lessons .. I hope in the future to improve my productions even more and if so it will also be for your support !! Thanks Maestro!!! 😊.. See you soon 🤗
Thanks to you sir, glad I can help. keep up the good work!
god damn, I LOVE THIS GUY!
It turns out there is a lot more to groove than just getting the swing settings right, like I thought. Thanks for providing a few more ideas (on accents, syncopation, and getting various parts to be sympathetic to each other) on how to get everything to gel.
perfect channel man
I needed Boots n' Cats in my life. Thank you! 😄
All time! ❤❤
Every video is superb! If only you were my lecturer when I was at college 24 years ago my music career might of taken off 😆
Haha thanks, the paradox of teaching in the formal education system though is teachers tend to be doing that for a living because they aren't doing the thing they're teaching for a living!
I have been offered several teaching jobs but I'd rather make music 🤣
Many of the lecturers were previosly successful artists and some were doing pub and club gigs. I went on to work as a technician maintaining the studio's and equipment at the college after finishing the HND music production course.
Yes, most of the lectures at my Uni were ex working musicians. Although I'm not sure I'd describe them as successful. Many had record deals but I don't consider that successful if they don't recoup, which most didn't.
I would go so far to say that this video which does Not have enough views id the very reason stuff sounds good or not. very important 😊😊😊
this is great thanks man!
Very good
Fantastic info bro
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Hello BtheLick thanks for another great video and hope your well
I was wondering when timing the vocal if beats are slightly of grid by milliseconds or syncopation, should you have to retime the vocals to compensate for this or do you keep them straight ?
In general Vocals are much less precise (unless you're dealing with a good rapper) Vocals don't have the consistent transients (attack) of the other instruments. And depending on language certain words need to be ahead to sound in time. For example in English words starting with S or TH need to start before the beat in order to land the transient on the beat usually.
All you can do is judge it by ear, and how it makes you feel.
In our example here the vocal is quite 'floaty' as opposed to 'punchy', with few hard attacks so it's not interfering with the groove
@@Bthelick thanks for confirming , it's my classic looking for one size fits all approach again in which there isn't , again I suppose trusting ones instincts
quality
Where did you get the vocal for the track? A sample library?
Which track?
"Holding on". Although I am not specifically interested in this sample - but just the quality. Every "vocal" sample library I have ever purchased was rubbish. Can you find decent vocal sample libraries or was this via Splice/Loopcloud or something similar? @@Bthelick
Great vid as always