I've always really enjoyed your gear and technique related content, but your most recent videos have been really outstanding! It's really nice to see the gear I've seen so many reviews about actually being used. I'm learning so much!
Dude this is so sick. I think using specific songs as avenues to talking about the gear is a really great way you’ve expanded the channel. I’d love to see more stuff about miking amps and drums and all that.
Would absolutely dig seeing the mix process, focusing on how you got it to glue, how you raised the energy, and the approach with vocal processing. Well done!
Mega job 🙌 I asked Ed O'Brien what time signature the Pyramid Song was in. He said they didnt know, and then told a funny anecdote of how they baffled the BBC philharmonic orchestra trying to explain it 🤣
It's fascinating to note that regardless of the excellence of the vocals or the precision of the setup, one can never replicate the emotion evoked by Thom Yorke's legendary vocal performance.
Hand Slash a telecaster. It will sound like Slash. Bad Brains recorded into s boombox. Equipment is fun. The musicians and the engineers ears a DAW And two 57s. Ten to twenty years of writing and singing songs is where the magic is.
Incredible work man. I honestly just started listening to Radiohead. In production, I primarily make hiphop and r&b music but I’ve been so inspired by rock and alternative stuff lately. So much magic in this video. My understanding has been widened, thank you.
Wow, the effort put into in is incredible! I would love to see the mix breakdown. Also you buying the microphone because of radiohead is so real, i really want this mic too
Big time! night and day difference. It goes dark unmixed to bright when mixed for most of the track and then it flips to the opposite for the outro, sounds so right tho
Wow this sound astoundingly close to the original! As someone who has listened to the original and watched the live from the basement version well over 100 times I'm not positive I could tell it was a diff track until the vocal comes in
this is awesome man! I remember listening to this basement performance at 17 years old all the time with my headphones and just being blown away by how amazing it all sounded, 10 years have gone by since then and this is such an accurate rendition of that performance! so nostalgic andreally well done you should be really proud of this. It truly does sound great what you all have recorded. Thank you!
This whole thing is so impressive. I really enjoyed listening to the mixed/unmixed contrast. Killer vocals both raw and mixed. Great job to everyone involved!!!
This video is the first I've seen from you but it was a treat all the way through. The cover was well done, the vocals + guitar + mixing just truly beautiful. An accurate representation of Radiohead. I'm trying to put together my studio (finally) and this was insightful and entertaining to watch. Great work!
What a great job - a really good vibe and pretty bang on cover. Love the insight into the 3/4 guitars over 4/4 drums - not sure I ever clocked that. You are so right about the drum tones. Super dry but thats what works.
Pretty sure I've been following your work since around the 1-2k subscriber mark. Crazy to think how much progress you have made since then. Amazing stuff, man.
The most insane part of this performance isn’t even this song, it’s All I Need. Toward the end, 5 band members, 7 different parts all being played simultaneously. Absolute masterclass in musicianship.
Yes!! That was is crazy, a similar thing happens on weird fishes, Jonny uses the looper to create a couple guitar parts under the main one, but he does the looping while muted so you can't even tell, crazy
Incredible work, you guys absolutely nailed it! Blown away by the accuracy of the mix and appreciate you putting together a follow-up video on it (going to watch it now).
Dude...What a performance! It's quite unbelievable just how well you can capture this in a bedroom setting. It's impossible to tell that it wasn't recorded in a studio. Also, some people are going to hate me for saying this, but I preferred this to the original. Your singers tone was so beautiful; I preferred him to Tom Yorke. As well, as soon as he started singing I said in my head "I've heard a voice VERY similar to this before". I closed my eyes and within 10 seconds I knew who it was. It was a band that I haven't listened to for over 10 years...'My Morning Jacket'. He sounds so similar to the lead singer Jim James.
Historically I have never really been a Radiohead fan but this video was awesome! You have inspired me to not only record, but to go back and check out more Radiohead…
This album is my favorite of theirs. I recommend listening to In Rainbows straight through. OK Computer is probably their most influential and famous album, though. It's basically an electronica album with guitars, very unique sound. Also worth checking out.
@@AudioHaze The From the Basement performance of The King of Limbs album is out of this world. It isn't my favorite album of theirs, and I couldn't even imagine it being performed live, but that performance blew my mind. Would love to see you dig into it the way you did this song! Great video and I will be watching many more of yours!
Discovered your channel yesterday. Subscribed instantly. This is the 4th video of yours I’ve watched. Insane. Ok, Radiohead are my favourite band, but still. You are incredibly talented and your explanations are so useful for someone like me who is not new to music or studio environments but new to self recording and production. Thanks so much man. New favourite TH-cam channel!
Thanks man glad you liked it!! New FAVORITE? That's insane its hard for me to visualize being anyones favorite channel hahaha, gonna check out your vids now!
this video was amazing! as someone who has recently started a band of dumb teenagers who don't know much about any of this kind of stuff, this type of content is a massive help. I would love to see a video on this mixing process and anything else like this! you deserve so many more subs than you've got right now so I really hope you blow up like you deserve to. Much love!
LOVE the video! So happy this showed up in my feed. That concert is also my favorite, and it was amazing to see you break down the song. Thanks for making this!
all three of you are absolute top-tier musicians, lads. fact. in fact this song is a kind of a “regular job” for me, ‘cause every several years i decide to cover it with a different approach - it may be close to the original production/instrumentation/style-wise, it may be a complete reimagination all together with no guitars and just keyboards and stuff. it’s actually has so much meaningful musical basis on a compositional level that throughout the years it never gets boring to approach it from different angles. that said, i had my fair bit of struggle with the guitar work during my “close to the original” approach and know exactly how challenging it is, despite overall perceived lightweight sorta vibe to it. my man, you did absolutely great, had a ton of pleasure listening to it. vocals are so well executed as well - Thom’s spirit fully embodied in this performance. i caught myself wanting to have a listen to the raw vox recording when you cut between dry and wet mix. i feel like the dry vocal signal would perfectly fit into the mixed version of the instrumentation. but it’s just a subjective hypothesis. in general, either way - you did a fucking great job and i will certainly come back here to take a listen again and *not just once, not just twice* _(see what i did there, right lool?)_ for sure as well. 🙌🏼
Man I would kill for the video of the mixing, especially for the vocals, actually I was recently trying to get the tone for the song Nude, from the same album. Really impress with your results, I've only been following you for a couple weeks but you're one hell of a musician and producer I'm just hooked, keep it up bro!
Thanks dude!! Welcome to the community :) I was just practice my Nude before reading this actually hahaha the nude tone is a hard one because it’s out there with the bass, and like nothing else in the mix. So you really gotta nail it
Nailed it man. Really great stuff here. very informative and a fun way to share recording techniques. You’ve come such a long way in a few years. Keep up the great work.
Thanks man :) yeah I really feel like I’m making the content I’m proud of now, I’m honestly super thankful for the communities acceptance of change, doesn’t happen to often, especially with content creation
Cool concept! I’d love to see more videos like this. I’m sure that was a MASSIVE amount of work to put together. You killed it. I’d be willing to bet that the original guitar amp mic is a U67, but I can’t be certain either. The tone just sound real warm and tubey to me. 🤷♂️
I came to the coments to say that, Klystron Bass Magnifier bass amp by Ashdown (I have one sitting next to me). Great video! (LoL, I just realized my nick comes from there, I have had it almost 25 years, the nick and the amp XD)
that was incredibly accurate and so awesome to have so much detail explained. beautiful recreation of the song. y'all played amazing, I legit got chills. you made this sound accessible and I'm definitely going to be taking some tips from this considering that the basement sessions are my absolute favorite studio performances in the history of ever as well. the mixing tutorial is on my list of must-see if you will provide it! #abletongang
Fantastic job and its a an all time favourite song for me too and you definitely do it justice! Theres a great version by Lianne La Havas thats really jazzy, check it out if you haven't already! But seriously great job! Love it.
Indeed a fantastic song, and killing performance. Very helpful breakdown of the recording process, it absolutely helps a lot. Thx AudioHaze! I personally would love to see the mixing video!
Wow. Great job, man! that particular radiohead performance was a life-changer for me as well the first time I seen/heard it. You guys do an amazing job at the recreation. 100% go in on the mixing side of things in a future vid. I'm here for it!
Great video! Nice breakdown of the song and performances overall! On the tuning of the guitars, usually that will resolve with the overtops of the rest of the tune, so auto tune is probably not need. Vocal sound was good, but the reverb wasn’t right. Sounds to me like it’s a long tail plate on an aux with the send going prefader to get that ghosting thing. Dunno, just how I heard it. I felt like the biggest difference between your track and theirs was the overall sense of space. Yours sounded “smaller.” Maybe that’s just a case of spaces and gear, but something to think about for the next breakdown. Really ambitious video and I’m glad to see someone making stuff like this and not just gear reviews.
Glad you liked it! For more the biggest difference was that my guitars were brighter, maybe a bit wider, which perhaps didn't give enough room for the vocals to truly sit atop of it with enough space. Ironically could have made the mix feel a bit smaller because of that. When I darkened the guitars though I just felt like we lost a lot of that sweet-high end that makes the guitars sound nice. So it was a bit of a balancing act :) glad you enjoyed!
This is the very first video that I watched on your channel and the way you handled the song made me to think "this dude definitely knows what he is doing" and I mean it. What a fucking cover! I have a craaazy ADHD but somehow you had me watching it 17 minutes nonstop. Please share the mixing process so we can get more out of it. Subscribed!
The mixing is insane, so would absolutely love to see how you did that. The selected song is a masterpiece indeed, and your version does it a not of justice.
mate I loved this! really enjoyed how much detail you go into everything! Keep up the good work man, for sure subbed for future vids and much looking forward to mixing vid for this
Good work! In Rainbows from the basement is probably my absolute favourite musical 'thing' and you did a commendable job here - well done 👍 Also, really liked the flipping between raw and mixed, really interesting
Can't tell you how many times I've watched this Radiohead video, what an awesome undertaking by you! Such a great idea for a video, thanks for taking the time to break this down and show your thoughts and process. Your version was excellent and shows just how much you can accomplish with some knowledge and skill
Love it. The From the Basement recordings are also some of my favourite recordings (not just of Radiohead, but ANY band), and you nailed it. Really well done! You've got yourself a new subscriber.
Thanks dude!! Glad you liked it, I wasn't sure this style of video would be of any interest, makes me super idea yourself and others seem to enjoy it :) more to come! Making the next one as we speak
I came to your channel for speaker reviews and stayed for other videos and making of weird fishes ... WOW. Dude thats a lot of great info and history and love you put into this. RESPECT.
Awesome video man, won my sub after this one! Planning to perform this song for a concert for University and your video has shown me how much work has to go into replicating the sound if I want it to sound as close as possible. Would love to see more of these videos, I'm a production major so seeing someone else's process is so helpful and any time it involves Radiohead it gets 100x more fun
Just stumbled up on this video in my feed as I subscribed yesterday on seeing the Bon Iver vid. I just have to say: apart from the great content, insights and tips: I love how you do the colour tone off/on with raw/mixed audio under it... Thanks for caring about the little things!
The part 2 mixing video is right here folks! :) th-cam.com/video/kncEVmRJBVA/w-d-xo.html
Came here to say I would love this... Awesome! Thank you!!!
I've always really enjoyed your gear and technique related content, but your most recent videos have been really outstanding! It's really nice to see the gear I've seen so many reviews about actually being used. I'm learning so much!
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I am beyond impressed with the end result, it's one of the greatest covers I've ever heard. Dying to see the mixing!
Wow thank you so much!! Yeah really proud of how this cover turned out, took forever though 😂
yeah, this is really incredible
It was amazing. Put me in tears and I've never even heard this song before. So powerful.
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Dude this is so sick. I think using specific songs as avenues to talking about the gear is a really great way you’ve expanded the channel. I’d love to see more stuff about miking amps and drums and all that.
Yeah mic’ing drums would be an awesome video! Drum tone turned out awesome hear so it def deserves more attention
I’m 57 and have been watching TH-cam since it launched. This is the most useful video I’ve ever seen on here. Subscribed. Thank you. Superb work.
Would absolutely dig seeing the mix process, focusing on how you got it to glue, how you raised the energy, and the approach with vocal processing. Well done!
Hell yeah, glad I’m seeing a lot of interest in the mixing breakdown :)
Me too!!
Same!
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Mega job 🙌 I asked Ed O'Brien what time signature the Pyramid Song was in. He said they didnt know, and then told a funny anecdote of how they baffled the BBC philharmonic orchestra trying to explain it 🤣
It's fascinating to note that regardless of the excellence of the vocals or the precision of the setup, one can never replicate the emotion evoked by Thom Yorke's legendary vocal performance.
Dude did a really impressive job but only Thom Yorke is Thom Yorke.
Yorke probably can’t sing Sitting onThe Dock Of The Bay like Otis Redding either.
Hand Slash a telecaster. It will sound like Slash. Bad Brains recorded into s boombox. Equipment is fun. The musicians and the engineers ears a DAW
And two 57s. Ten to twenty years of writing and singing songs is where the magic is.
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Incredible work man. I honestly just started listening to Radiohead. In production, I primarily make hiphop and r&b music but I’ve been so inspired by rock and alternative stuff lately. So much magic in this video. My understanding has been widened, thank you.
This is absolutely gold content. I am spamming this to anyone I know who is into music production or radiohead. Keep it up!
Seriously THANK YOU for sharing that means the world, cheers my friend :)
This channel is going somewhere, I can feel it. Keep it up!
Thanks dude!! Tryin our best out here haha
Covering such a difficult song with such accuracy is truly commendable. You got a new sub for sure!
This is actually incredible work. From The Basement is my absolute favourite version of this song and you nailed it!
Same!! A ton of the basement session performances I prefer or like as well as the album, Nude is just angelic in the basement session vid
I bought this DVD on release and the Radiohead performances are indeed stunning.
Good work getting close (and you did)!
Wow, the effort put into in is incredible! I would love to see the mix breakdown. Also you buying the microphone because of radiohead is so real, i really want this mic too
Would love to see the mix breakdown for this!
Noted! Thanks dude :)
@@AudioHaze yeah man the suspense is killin me gotta see those channel strips and plugins!
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Big time! night and day difference. It goes dark unmixed to bright when mixed for most of the track and then it flips to the opposite for the outro, sounds so right tho
Absolute banger of a song and an incredible reproduction
This is fantastic! It sounds great and I really appreciate the gear breakdown. Keep up the great work!
The performance, mix and attention to detail is just stunning. This is incredible, huge props to everyone involved!
Wow this sound astoundingly close to the original! As someone who has listened to the original and watched the live from the basement version well over 100 times I'm not positive I could tell it was a diff track until the vocal comes in
Wow thank you so much that's insane!! Maybe all those guitar takes paid off hahahaha
I love you. I’m finally home. This is simply a delightful channel, keep up the great work my brother
this is awesome man! I remember listening to this basement performance at 17 years old all the time with my headphones and just being blown away by how amazing it all sounded, 10 years have gone by since then and this is such an accurate rendition of that performance! so nostalgic andreally well done you should be really proud of this. It truly does sound great what you all have recorded. Thank you!
This whole thing is so impressive. I really enjoyed listening to the mixed/unmixed contrast. Killer vocals both raw and mixed. Great job to everyone involved!!!
wowowow im amazed at how amazing and spot on this sounds.. beautiful
This video is the first I've seen from you but it was a treat all the way through. The cover was well done, the vocals + guitar + mixing just truly beautiful. An accurate representation of Radiohead. I'm trying to put together my studio (finally) and this was insightful and entertaining to watch. Great work!
Excellent work throughout. The mixed/raw comparisons are gold.
What a great job - a really good vibe and pretty bang on cover. Love the insight into the 3/4 guitars over 4/4 drums - not sure I ever clocked that. You are so right about the drum tones. Super dry but thats what works.
Thanks for checking it out! Yeah the drum tones really turned out great, cutting the tons made all the difference
Wow the mixing on this is amazing! I need that mix breakdown.
Pretty sure I've been following your work since around the 1-2k subscriber mark. Crazy to think how much progress you have made since then. Amazing stuff, man.
Thanks dude that means a ton :) appreciate you sticking around, that’s crazy!!
Absolutely amazing… great job. I really like seeing the raw cuts 🤙🏻
The most insane part of this performance isn’t even this song, it’s All I Need. Toward the end, 5 band members, 7 different parts all being played simultaneously. Absolute masterclass in musicianship.
Yes!! That was is crazy, a similar thing happens on weird fishes, Jonny uses the looper to create a couple guitar parts under the main one, but he does the looping while muted so you can't even tell, crazy
Incredible work, you guys absolutely nailed it! Blown away by the accuracy of the mix and appreciate you putting together a follow-up video on it (going to watch it now).
This is so cool! Definitely want to see more songs recorded in a home studio with 'limited' options
Hell yeah!! I want to make more as well :) hopefully sometime soon, got some other cool projects in line first
Dude...What a performance! It's quite unbelievable just how well you can capture this in a bedroom setting. It's impossible to tell that it wasn't recorded in a studio. Also, some people are going to hate me for saying this, but I preferred this to the original. Your singers tone was so beautiful; I preferred him to Tom Yorke. As well, as soon as he started singing I said in my head "I've heard a voice VERY similar to this before". I closed my eyes and within 10 seconds I knew who it was. It was a band that I haven't listened to for over 10 years...'My Morning Jacket'. He sounds so similar to the lead singer Jim James.
This gave me chills. Thank you ❤ looking forward to the mixing breakdown video!
Wow chills?? Crazy, thank you for saying this!!
This is amazing! Great work
Thanks dude!
Historically I have never really been a Radiohead fan but this video was awesome! You have inspired me to not only record, but to go back and check out more Radiohead…
Best band in the world brother. If hope you get the taste. A lot to discover and enjoy
Thanks dude!! Yeah I didn’t really love Radiohead on first listen and now they’re my favorite band 😂
This album is my favorite of theirs. I recommend listening to In Rainbows straight through.
OK Computer is probably their most influential and famous album, though. It's basically an electronica album with guitars, very unique sound. Also worth checking out.
@@AudioHaze The From the Basement performance of The King of Limbs album is out of this world. It isn't my favorite album of theirs, and I couldn't even imagine it being performed live, but that performance blew my mind. Would love to see you dig into it the way you did this song! Great video and I will be watching many more of yours!
Discovered your channel yesterday. Subscribed instantly. This is the 4th video of yours I’ve watched. Insane. Ok, Radiohead are my favourite band, but still. You are incredibly talented and your explanations are so useful for someone like me who is not new to music or studio environments but new to self recording and production. Thanks so much man. New favourite TH-cam channel!
Thanks man glad you liked it!! New FAVORITE? That's insane its hard for me to visualize being anyones favorite channel hahaha, gonna check out your vids now!
this video was amazing! as someone who has recently started a band of dumb teenagers who don't know much about any of this kind of stuff, this type of content is a massive help. I would love to see a video on this mixing process and anything else like this! you deserve so many more subs than you've got right now so I really hope you blow up like you deserve to. Much love!
LOVE the video! So happy this showed up in my feed. That concert is also my favorite, and it was amazing to see you break down the song. Thanks for making this!
And thank you for watching!
I don’t have enough thumbs to give up. You guys nailed it. I love the amount of effort you have for this. Keep it coming. Glad I found you!
*Such an amazing video! I really enjoy the process and the result (performance) is just great*
Glad you liked it!
This was my favorite song from that performance too. My favorite part about this whole song is Ed O’Briens back up vocals. It’s so damn smooth.
all three of you are absolute top-tier musicians, lads. fact.
in fact this song is a kind of a “regular job” for me, ‘cause every several years i decide to cover it with a different approach - it may be close to the original production/instrumentation/style-wise, it may be a complete reimagination all together with no guitars and just keyboards and stuff. it’s actually has so much meaningful musical basis on a compositional level that throughout the years it never gets boring to approach it from different angles.
that said, i had my fair bit of struggle with the guitar work during my “close to the original” approach and know exactly how challenging it is, despite overall perceived lightweight sorta vibe to it. my man, you did absolutely great, had a ton of pleasure listening to it.
vocals are so well executed as well - Thom’s spirit fully embodied in this performance.
i caught myself wanting to have a listen to the raw vox recording when you cut between dry and wet mix. i feel like the dry vocal signal would perfectly fit into the mixed version of the instrumentation. but it’s just a subjective hypothesis.
in general, either way - you did a fucking great job and i will certainly come back here to take a listen again and *not just once, not just twice* _(see what i did there, right lool?)_ for sure as well. 🙌🏼
Man I would kill for the video of the mixing, especially for the vocals, actually I was recently trying to get the tone for the song Nude, from the same album. Really impress with your results, I've only been following you for a couple weeks but you're one hell of a musician and producer I'm just hooked, keep it up bro!
Thanks dude!! Welcome to the community :) I was just practice my Nude before reading this actually hahaha the nude tone is a hard one because it’s out there with the bass, and like nothing else in the mix. So you really gotta nail it
This mix is crazy good. Would love to see a video on the mixing process. Good work!
Lucky for you its live on the channel as of yesterday!
Insanely good video. Thanks so much for the effort you put in!
Would love you to do part two:)
Sweet seems like a lot of people do :) thanks for watching my friend!
Love it! You mastering a trade, not by knowing HOW it works but WHY it does. If you`ve reached that kind of understanding there`re no limits.
this is gold content, please make the mix breakdown! :)
Nailed it man. Really great stuff here. very informative and a fun way to share recording techniques. You’ve come such a long way in a few years. Keep up the great work.
Thanks man :) yeah I really feel like I’m making the content I’m proud of now, I’m honestly super thankful for the communities acceptance of change, doesn’t happen to often, especially with content creation
Outstanding work... Thank you 😊😊
Cool concept! I’d love to see more videos like this. I’m sure that was a MASSIVE amount of work to put together. You killed it.
I’d be willing to bet that the original guitar amp mic is a U67, but I can’t be certain either. The tone just sound real warm and tubey to me. 🤷♂️
Yeah I think it is a u67 based on what I’m seeing and hearing, got that more mellow vibe :) glad you enjoyed!
Great job! A Mountain to climb but you absolutely nailed it!
BTW: That "compressor" he is using on his bass is actually an Ashdown bass amp 😊
I came to the coments to say that, Klystron Bass Magnifier bass amp by Ashdown (I have one sitting next to me). Great video! (LoL, I just realized my nick comes from there, I have had it almost 25 years, the nick and the amp XD)
Part 2, please! Amazing video, thank you very much for such a breakdown!
WTAF. This sounds crazy good. The entire mix is amazing, and those vocals are so close to Thom, it's an incredible job.
that was incredibly accurate and so awesome to have so much detail explained. beautiful recreation of the song. y'all played amazing, I legit got chills. you made this sound accessible and I'm definitely going to be taking some tips from this considering that the basement sessions are my absolute favorite studio performances in the history of ever as well. the mixing tutorial is on my list of must-see if you will provide it! #abletongang
Dude I love this thank you! The fact that it inspired you to take some of the techniques here, that's what its all about! Thanks again for watching :)
nailed it! your an absolute legend as are your mates
Fantastic job and its a an all time favourite song for me too and you definitely do it justice! Theres a great version by Lianne La Havas thats really jazzy, check it out if you haven't already! But seriously great job! Love it.
Yeah I love that rendition!!! Watched it a ton during the making if this vid. Thanks for checking it out my friend :)
Indeed a fantastic song, and killing performance. Very helpful breakdown of the recording process, it absolutely helps a lot. Thx AudioHaze! I personally would love to see the mixing video!
Glad you enjoyed! Definitely making a note for part 2 :)
This is absolutely amazing! Great job!
Giving all of us hope we can record something amazing. Loved this.
Wow. Great job, man! that particular radiohead performance was a life-changer for me as well the first time I seen/heard it. You guys do an amazing job at the recreation. 100% go in on the mixing side of things in a future vid. I'm here for it!
this was incredible man. subbed. cheers
Great video! Nice breakdown of the song and performances overall! On the tuning of the guitars, usually that will resolve with the overtops of the rest of the tune, so auto tune is probably not need.
Vocal sound was good, but the reverb wasn’t right. Sounds to me like it’s a long tail plate on an aux with the send going prefader to get that ghosting thing.
Dunno, just how I heard it. I felt like the biggest difference between your track and theirs was the overall sense of space. Yours sounded “smaller.” Maybe that’s just a case of spaces and gear, but something to think about for the next breakdown.
Really ambitious video and I’m glad to see someone making stuff like this and not just gear reviews.
Glad you liked it! For more the biggest difference was that my guitars were brighter, maybe a bit wider, which perhaps didn't give enough room for the vocals to truly sit atop of it with enough space. Ironically could have made the mix feel a bit smaller because of that. When I darkened the guitars though I just felt like we lost a lot of that sweet-high end that makes the guitars sound nice. So it was a bit of a balancing act :) glad you enjoyed!
Incredible work done. Respect
This is such a precious and rich training!
You are for me THE best TH-cam find of 2023!
Thank you!!!
amazing cover!!
Great stuff !thank you for your hard work
love this! really interesting and informative, and the end result sounds great! really wanna see the mixing breakdown for sure!!!
This is the very first video that I watched on your channel and the way you handled the song made me to think "this dude definitely knows what he is doing" and I mean it. What a fucking cover! I have a craaazy ADHD but somehow you had me watching it 17 minutes nonstop. Please share the mixing process so we can get more out of it. Subscribed!
Unbelievable effort. Best channel on yt. Its interesting to note that the raw version sounds more like the basement version than the mixed one
Of course we want to see the mixing :D Very nice, congrats.
Noted! Thanks for leaving a comment :)
Would be so great to see mixing! Great job, subscribed!
Mixing video coming right up!!
This is pretty amazing!
So awesome!
your editing and video flow is amazing! keep up the good work. really enjoyed this
love you showing the differences between mixed and raw. Really shows how much of an impact mixing can make.
The mixing is insane, so would absolutely love to see how you did that.
The selected song is a masterpiece indeed, and your version does it a not of justice.
Beautiful performance, wonderful tone. Enjoyable all around. Cheers!
Wholeheartedly loving this, thank you for another banger of a video!
Super dope! Lianne La Havas has a killer cover of this on her album…made me fall in love with the song all over again
You nailed it bro
mate I loved this! really enjoyed how much detail you go into everything! Keep up the good work man, for sure subbed for future vids and much looking forward to mixing vid for this
Good work!
In Rainbows from the basement is probably my absolute favourite musical 'thing' and you did a commendable job here - well done 👍
Also, really liked the flipping between raw and mixed, really interesting
i would love a part two with the mixing process!! thanks for posting, this was super educational!
Absolutely beautiful. Well done. Very interesting to watch
Can't tell you how many times I've watched this Radiohead video, what an awesome undertaking by you! Such a great idea for a video, thanks for taking the time to break this down and show your thoughts and process. Your version was excellent and shows just how much you can accomplish with some knowledge and skill
That was an absolutely incredible cover…Thom and the boys would be both flattered and proud
Wow thank you so much!! That means a ton seriously
Love it. The From the Basement recordings are also some of my favourite recordings (not just of Radiohead, but ANY band), and you nailed it. Really well done! You've got yourself a new subscriber.
That was excellent, impressive, and really informative. Thanks so much for doing this. Can't wait to see what you unpack next.
you haven't made me a fan of Radiohead but you have made me a fan of your channel. Enjoyed this very much, ty
This style of video is amazing. Unlike any I’ve seen before. I can’t wait to get out my setup and really dissect all of this. Thank you!
Thanks dude!! Glad you liked it, I wasn't sure this style of video would be of any interest, makes me super idea yourself and others seem to enjoy it :) more to come! Making the next one as we speak
Great job man!
Sounds really good, Great work. I love this song the most. Cheers!
I came to your channel for speaker reviews and stayed for other videos and making of weird fishes ... WOW. Dude thats a lot of great info and history and love you put into this. RESPECT.
Thanks dude!! Glad you enjoyed, that's the goal haha, to draw you in with gear and keep you here with education lol
Awesome video man, won my sub after this one!
Planning to perform this song for a concert for University and your video has shown me how much work has to go into replicating the sound if I want it to sound as close as possible.
Would love to see more of these videos, I'm a production major so seeing someone else's process is so helpful and any time it involves Radiohead it gets 100x more fun
Oh man, must have watched that basement session a hundred times. Great video, breakdown and result, thanks!
Glad you liked it dude!
This is rad! You guys are killing it. Also one of my favorite songs and what a trip to play?!
Just stumbled up on this video in my feed as I subscribed yesterday on seeing the Bon Iver vid. I just have to say: apart from the great content, insights and tips: I love how you do the colour tone off/on with raw/mixed audio under it... Thanks for caring about the little things!
Absolutely beatiful video, so well made. Congrats!