Idk how I feel about ChatGPT-generated lyrics in a language you don't speak...it might have been better to consult with a Japanese speaker from the get-go As a native Hungarian I know that tools like Google translate and AI are actually very clumsy with translating phrases and sentences accurately. Perhaps it's better with Japanese since it's a more common language and there's more training data, but I still feel uneasy about the idea of writing lyrics this way
You've got absolutely fabulous episodes. As an idea, what if you left spoken parts in the music where you speak about sounds.. you already kind have done that many times when you do live, it is nice addition to music when keep talk parts in final recording, as kind of talk over remix version of the song.
Thank you for sharing your musical journey with us. As an old person whose musical journey has left him behind, I still love making music that I would love to hear, even if only for my friends and family. Started my producing journey in 2004, self-taught from deejaying to producing. Had so many hurdles and challenges along the way, gave up on it due to so many other things 😢. But my daughters got me back into it again and am so happy to get back to the groove. 😊
Well, in defence of Rachel, of course she used ChatGPT, she doesnt know how to speak Japanese and project was: release 5 songs in different language. Awesome, keep making music. ☮🎶
There is another answer.... I couldn't believe that this song just reached over 60 million streams worldwide and became the Eurovision 2024 entry representing Italy. This is due to the fusion of Latin and EDM rhythms with the Italian language, along with its unique arrangement and instrumentation. Angelina Mango - La Noia th-cam.com/video/zp1FXHjkjpQ/w-d-xo.html
Creativity should have no boundaries and that includes the language you choose to use. You are the creator so you make the decisions. Listening to the tracks you have produced over the last few years tells my ears you're making good decisions. Never listen to the detractors because nine times out of ten they don't actually know what they're talking about anyway. Great tune.
Honestly, I've thought about using AI for lyrics before, but I was scared of the backlash I'd get for doing so, and that was a long time ago. I feel like using AI for lyrics is not worth it, even if it's just a backdrop. What are your thoughts about AI in art and the implications, both ethical and other? I feel like you just dropped it in there without elaborating.
Another great song! 132 track, geez! I don't know how you can have so much going on yet have it be so clean (mixed well). BTW I have all three courses: How to Produce Music with Ableton Live, How To Perform With Ableton Live and The Craft of Songwriting. They are all great, very useful, gets to the point fast and in a fun way.
It’s very cool to ear other languages than English. Being a French Canadian, most of the music we are earring is English and some local French, but earring a Japanese song like yours is really refreshing. And so, you are: refreshing. Thanks Rachel for the excellent work you are doing! ❤
Thank you for sharing this track and this process with us. I don't think there should be a restraint on using any language. I enjoy Spanish or even Japanese songs and I don't understand the language. I enjoy many songs in English when I can't understand all of the words. I personally have been experimenting with using syllables that are not anchored to any language. Like a rap song that has all of the complexity of a language but is actually not one. It's just totally improvised syllables. It is extremely easy and fun to hit the meter and even rhyme when you are completely free from trying to convey linguistic meaning.
Did you just say 132 tracks?! How do you justify it? Not that it needs justifying,but how do you allow yourself to add that many without thinking youre overcooking it?
132 tracks doesn't mean there are 132 tracks playing at once! Also, if you start looking into multi tracking your instruments and vocals, tracks can add up quickly (look up Phil Spector's"Wall of Sound" technique). I personally multi track all my guitars, and most vocals. I usually easily hit 80+ tracks in my own songs. 132 is a lot, but nothing out of the ordinary - Rachel sounds like she does a lot of stacked vocal tracking in many of her songs, so that will account for a lot of tracks, although I am just speculating.
Basically you described me! I've been making tunes for years and hit a wall exactly when you mention; self critical, make a tune with a specific person or genre - frightened to play my music to close people....
1:05 Thanks for saying that aloud. I'm not a musician, but on the occasions life requires me to be a creative and decisive, I always err on what I would want as the solution. It seems so narcissistic, and perhaps it is, but if it's not good enough for me, who's it good enough for...? I certainly wouldn't want to deliver something to a client that I wouldn't accept in their situation.
Fantastic video, just what i needed to get inspired again after a dip following a pretty intense period with a project. Lots of great advice here! I think the song is great, fun to have something different and the production quality and sonics are recognisable RKC even though it’s a bit of a different vibe. Love Sally’s vocals on this! I think you were right going ahead and publishing this, it adds to the variety of songs in your catalogue, it shows us that you can go with the flow and do what feels fun for you and now its there for the future. Suddenly someone over in Japan is going to pick up on you and find this song and then you’ve hit the ground running. In short - love it, continue following your instincts! ❤
You’re very inspirational and I love your videos and music. Beacause of you and all the wonderful Roland sounds and lights I got an Mx-1, VT-3, SP404 mkII, mv-1, sh-4d and will be getting AIra gear. Thank you for all you do.
We need bigger and more sofisticated chord machine, from Roland or anybody else... chords is the flesh of the song, and Roland was on a right track! Also there's so much music coming from Japan now (excluding anime stuff, i could care less), so i watch a lot of japanese jazz music nowadays! Take care Rach you're the best
You can believe this or not but i know, we are the Perfect couple … id show u my love every single day and we can make a lot of incredible music … what do u think about a plan Like that ?
I am Japanese and I wasn’t expecting hearing Japanese from you! Oh my goodness it is so good!
YASSSSS so happy to hear this!!!!
oooh, sugoi! Kimochi ii
Kawaii ❤
Awwww, Rach, I never thought of using the looper for vocals. I love how you keep giving me ideas and keep inspiring me. 🙏🙏Power girl, RKC 💜💜💜
so cool love the idea...
yeh! its been really helpful for this. awh 😊 thanks for everything you do too Sal! loved making this tune with you 💜💜💜
Making and releasing music is the easy part getting people to listen to it and even pay for it is another whole different ball game!
Idk how I feel about ChatGPT-generated lyrics in a language you don't speak...it might have been better to consult with a Japanese speaker from the get-go
As a native Hungarian I know that tools like Google translate and AI are actually very clumsy with translating phrases and sentences accurately. Perhaps it's better with Japanese since it's a more common language and there's more training data, but I still feel uneasy about the idea of writing lyrics this way
空に浮かぶ〜桜の花〜♪🌸✨とても心地良いです♪🤗❤
Arigatou
You've got absolutely fabulous episodes. As an idea, what if you left spoken parts in the music where you speak about sounds.. you already kind have done that many times when you do live, it is nice addition to music when keep talk parts in final recording, as kind of talk over remix version of the song.
Really fun tutorial. Some really good ideas here that work in any genre. Thanks
appreciate you checking it out xxx
That voice in any language is perfect ❤
aww thank you xxx
Thank you for sharing your musical journey with us. As an old person whose musical journey has left him behind, I still love making music that I would love to hear, even if only for my friends and family. Started my producing journey in 2004, self-taught from deejaying to producing. Had so many hurdles and challenges along the way, gave up on it due to so many other things 😢. But my daughters got me back into it again and am so happy to get back to the groove. 😊
Well, in defence of Rachel, of course she used ChatGPT, she doesnt know how to speak Japanese and project was: release 5 songs in different language. Awesome, keep making music. ☮🎶
There is another answer.... I couldn't believe that this song just reached over 60 million streams worldwide and became the Eurovision 2024 entry representing Italy. This is due to the fusion of Latin and EDM rhythms with the Italian language, along with its unique arrangement and instrumentation.
Angelina Mango - La Noia
th-cam.com/video/zp1FXHjkjpQ/w-d-xo.html
I LOVE THIS !! I’m working on some stuff in Irish 🇮🇪currently! I’ve Learned you are welsh do you have any tunes in Welsh? 🏴🤘
Love it! Have you ever released anything sung in Welsh? It is such a beautiful lyrical language.
Fantastic! Thank you, Rachel, thank you, Saruri and thank you, Cher! :)
awww, Rob, you sweetheart 💟
thanks Rob 😊xxx
Creativity should have no boundaries and that includes the language you choose to use. You are the creator so you make the decisions. Listening to the tracks you have produced over the last few years tells my ears you're making good decisions. Never listen to the detractors because nine times out of ten they don't actually know what they're talking about anyway. Great tune.
aw thanks for these words. Glad you feel that way xxx
Honestly, I've thought about using AI for lyrics before, but I was scared of the backlash I'd get for doing so, and that was a long time ago. I feel like using AI for lyrics is not worth it, even if it's just a backdrop. What are your thoughts about AI in art and the implications, both ethical and other? I feel like you just dropped it in there without elaborating.
Heya! Rachel has talked about it in depth in her songwriting course though, go check it out. 😉
Now the japanese people can enjoy the RKC music too ! Super genius like always ! 🙂
Yay! so happy with that thank you xxx
Another great song! 132 track, geez! I don't know how you can have so much going on yet have it be so clean (mixed well).
BTW I have all three courses: How to Produce Music with Ableton Live, How To Perform With Ableton Live and The Craft of Songwriting. They are all great, very useful, gets to the point fast and in a fun way.
aw yes thats great to hear, thanks for the kind words, glad its working for you xxx
So many awesome tips here, and a great track! Thanks for sharing.
aw appreciate it xxx
Always waiting for you to drop a video!!! Your production always take me on a journey!!!
aw thanks glad you enjoy them xxx
Marry me!
It’s already on my Spotify Favourites list. I love the song!
amazing! thank you xxx
It’s very cool to ear other languages than English. Being a French Canadian, most of the music we are earring is English and some local French, but earring a Japanese song like yours is really refreshing. And so, you are: refreshing. Thanks Rachel for the excellent work you are doing! ❤
chuffed you like it thank you xxx
The track was dope.👍🏾👍🏾
aw thank you xxx
Thank you for sharing this track and this process with us. I don't think there should be a restraint on using any language. I enjoy Spanish or even Japanese songs and I don't understand the language. I enjoy many songs in English when I can't understand all of the words.
I personally have been experimenting with using syllables that are not anchored to any language. Like a rap song that has all of the complexity of a language but is actually not one. It's just totally improvised syllables. It is extremely easy and fun to hit the meter and even rhyme when you are completely free from trying to convey linguistic meaning.
Did you just say 132 tracks?! How do you justify it? Not that it needs justifying,but how do you allow yourself to add that many without thinking youre overcooking it?
132 tracks doesn't mean there are 132 tracks playing at once!
Also, if you start looking into multi tracking your instruments and vocals, tracks can add up quickly (look up Phil Spector's"Wall of Sound" technique). I personally multi track all my guitars, and most vocals. I usually easily hit 80+ tracks in my own songs.
132 is a lot, but nothing out of the ordinary - Rachel sounds like she does a lot of stacked vocal tracking in many of her songs, so that will account for a lot of tracks, although I am just speculating.
I could exactly hear what you said at the beginning in your cool song, before I just watched this video. Very true and important words. Thanks a lot.
Basically you described me! I've been making tunes for years and hit a wall exactly when you mention; self critical, make a tune with a specific person or genre - frightened to play my music to close people....
"the creative process is the best part" (a few minutes later) "writing lyrics with ChatGPT"
132 tracks... looks at my trusty 8 track: bro don't worry, we got this. let's bounce
1:05 Thanks for saying that aloud. I'm not a musician, but on the occasions life requires me to be a creative and decisive, I always err on what I would want as the solution. It seems so narcissistic, and perhaps it is, but if it's not good enough for me, who's it good enough for...? I certainly wouldn't want to deliver something to a client that I wouldn't accept in their situation.
This is the definitive advice for producers today. Make what makes you feel happy! 🌹😊
definitely! 🙂 xxx
It was definetly worth releasing. This is pure art. I love it. Keep up the very creative way of working.
😎🥂
Fantastic video, just what i needed to get inspired again after a dip following a pretty intense period with a project. Lots of great advice here! I think the song is great, fun to have something different and the production quality and sonics are recognisable RKC even though it’s a bit of a different vibe. Love Sally’s vocals on this! I think you were right going ahead and publishing this, it adds to the variety of songs in your catalogue, it shows us that you can go with the flow and do what feels fun for you and now its there for the future. Suddenly someone over in Japan is going to pick up on you and find this song and then you’ve hit the ground running. In short - love it, continue following your instincts! ❤
That chord stack is immense. Appreciate you going through your thought processes when working on this track, and also the tips for keeping motivated
Why Not is cool writing in another language If your Imagination can go far enough absolutely
"...don't bother releasing it" Really now???
super.
Thank you x
When we gonna see you at Glastonbury Rachel?
Reminds me of Japanese Duo HiHi Puffy Ami Yuni!!!!!!! ☺
Who in the world would reject you, Rachel! 😀😊
Thank you for your sharing experience and production breakthrough! I personally find it interesting to work with Japanese vocals, very unique! 🖤
it's so fun! Thanks for the love x
You’re very inspirational and I love your videos and music. Beacause of you and all the wonderful Roland sounds and lights I got an Mx-1, VT-3, SP404 mkII, mv-1, sh-4d and will be getting AIra gear. Thank you for all you do.
aw yes thats cool! keep going with it do what makes you happy xxx
Miss K, this was just so incredible 💜
nice 👍
thank you xxx
You know whenever "higher-ups" advise against something, you should do that thing.
haha yes! xxx
Good onya Rachel. Trying different ideas is good! Track beat and syncopated vocals make for a catchy choon.
yes! thank you xxx
👏👏👏👏
haha thanks xxx
I love the track! Thank you RKC for your super inspiring videos and your generosity!
aw thats great thank you for the kind words xxx
Reminds me of Origa's Inner Universe, which has three languages.
oh thats cool xxx
Go Rach!
Thank you Rich x
Thanks for sharing!
thanks for checking it out xxx
@@RachelKCollierRKC You're welcome!
Goosebumps!!! Love the track, such a cool and fresh groove, it would have been a crime not to release it 😎👍
haha thank you xxx
Love this Rachel, i've been inspired by you and your music lately
aw amazing thank you xxx
Thank you for sharing your tips, Rachel. I really like the end result!
aw chuffed you like it thanks xxx
Great video, Rach! Fun, entertaining, and educational! 💙
yes Eddy, thank you 😊xxx
This is another one of your beautiful tracks. You are so talented!!!!
aw thats so nice thank you xxx
very nice video, with a lot of info, I'm into the music style wh.
thank you xxx
Love it!! 🤠💜
thank you xxx
Thank you for this. Very hard as everyone is a critic.
thank you xxx
Flow is always inspiring….just get to it….etc
exactly! xxx
“But hey ho, I didn’t care”
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
haha!
The track was dope and made since.👍🏾👍🏾
chuffed you like it xxx
thankyou for this important advice!
thanks for checking it out xxx
Great advice, thank you!
thank YOU xxx
Very creative and inspiring!
thank you so much xxx
Also this is very catchy tune 🕺🕺
yes! xxx
Kiye Yuku Hana is 🔥🔥🔥
thank you xxx
love u good job❤
thank you xxx
RKC the Best 😁
aw thanks so much xxx
We need bigger and more sofisticated chord machine, from Roland or anybody else... chords is the flesh of the song, and Roland was on a right track! Also there's so much music coming from Japan now (excluding anime stuff, i could care less), so i watch a lot of japanese jazz music nowadays! Take care Rach you're the best
I'm loving the J-6 though xxx
@@RachelKCollierRKC one of the rare unique things on a market, that's why i wanted a bigger one!
I had a So Korean SIL 50 years ago. Sounded nice
thank you xxx
You can believe this or not but i know, we are the Perfect couple … id show u my love every single day and we can make a lot of incredible music … what do u think about a plan Like that ?
She’s soo not going to answer😂
You lost me at chat gpt. If you can't be bothered to write a song, why would I bother to listen to it?
A Fading Flower! 🎴🥀 🙂
I LOVE this!!! 😃