Thanks man!! Yeah dude the amount of stuff you can do in the box (both video and audio wise) is incredibly these days, I get being pessimistic about the state of the modern creative industry, but the upside is the amount of tools an individual has available to them is just so cool in 2023....tryin to be optimistic about the future lol
@AudioHaze What you do for all the "small creators" is so awesome! You inspire to create with what we have, from where we're at! Count it as one more vote :)
I’m glad that you said this “is a small channel…at the time this was made”, because if you keep cranking out insanely awesome content like this, you will DEFINITELY see some serious growth! I’m watching the same channels we all are, and they’re all amazing, but I don’t think I’ve seen anyone reverse-engineer a mix like this!
Ethan - I've been producing for 20 years, and am a big believer in "bedroom productions" for a thousand reasons. Thank you for doing such a great job explaining how/what is happening, and inspiring so many people that they can do great work with the tools they have.
HAHAHA Thanks dude! I slaved away for sooooooo many hours on this video, it really means a lot to have someone recognize my contributions. Ricky usually just tells me it was passable, and sends me back to the basement.
....that other comment is Ethan my roommate lol, I'm Ricky hahahah, regardless THANK YOU that means so much!! Hope to see you around in the coming vids :)
The babolat product (you said it right the second time - *babolot*) is actually a tennis brand and what you are using is called a "dampener," used to dampen the vibrations for the strings on tennis racquets, as the vibrations can cause serious elbow injury. Crazy to see two things I love come together! Edit: Apologies! Just watched more of the video and realized that you covered what I said lol
Thanks dude!! Yeah the editing takes a ton of work for sure lol every time I decide to do an after effects shot I'm always like "I'm gonna do it because it'll be cool....but its gonna take so long" hahaha
love this, and I don't think that gatekeeping knowledge benefits producers as much as they think it does. Making great art takes a combination of knowledge/skill AND a great artistic vision for how to use it. The latter is the hardest part and not something you can really teach, so giving out plugin names etc isn't going to suddenly spawn a million top tier producers
This video is sensational. It's great how you go much further than most YT'rs, who'd likely seek the shallow part of the sound by only talking about plugins. You actually analyze the PLAYING that goes into it as well, the hardware tricks that aren't just in a DAW. Makes all of this very transferable to other styles, other playing. The audio, video edits & deconstruction are just fantastic.
Wow thank you thank you! You have no idea how validating that is to the time I put into these, seriously thanks again. Even if you’re not trying to sound like Phoebe, I really try to make the general vibe about learning production skills that apply universally
as a musician who takes a lot of inspiration from Phoebe, not only was this an amazing help but it was also just such an amazingly made video. Keep it up!
Awesome video - nailed it! The research and attention to detail is phenomenal. You mentioned the importane of how close Phoebe is to the mic; I've found having the mic upside down, with the stand further away (might need a counterweight), really helps with this (see Phoebe's setup (5:03). Helps the singer feel much more comfortable getting up close!
Nice! Thanks for the advice, I've also heard similar positioning (and also raising the mic above the singers head a little bit) opens up the airways and makes a brighter tone actually :)
I did not watch this episode before because I am not familiar with Phoebe Bridgers music, but this is my favourite episode of the channel in this new era of AudioHaze. Good writing, good edition and great rhythm and of course tons of information about what we love: production, mixing and the audio world. Congrats.
This was so informative and inspiring! Thank you for putting the time and effort into creating this. So helpful for all of us producers working out of our bedrooms 🙏
Been obsessed with Phoebe’s stuff since a buddy posted a Stranger in the Alps tune on Facebook in 2017. This does such an incredible service to bedroom producers who want to emulate that style. Amazing work!
Yo this was so good! I totally appreciate your level of research and commitment to this. Just ordered a Babolat vibrakill thanks to you! Hope you get that sponsorship. Props to the killer video edit, too. Again, well done!
I've been trying to figure out this sound since the album came out, I got pretty close with a weird combination of a low pass filter, saturation plugins, and a Fairfield Shallow Water, it was passable, but not what I wanted, but you figured it out, and that's so cool
You’re a legend dude. I LOVE these videos. You don’t do anything half way and it shows. The thing I love about the vibrakill is that you get to maintain the intonation which always seems like something that takes a bit with the diy rubber bridges. Seriously this production is amazing. Thank you!
Thanks dude that means so much!! I will say depending on the width of your guitars neck and string spacing, it does press slightly on the low and high E, but it’s pretty minimal, more so on some guitars than others
Thank you so much for this video and what you do. It's really annoying that people gatekeep things and I appreciate what do you for the bedroom producers.
Love this vid! This is the sound I've been into even before knowing about Phoebe. That find with the tennis racket dampener is killer! Subbed! Edit: also please do a part 2!
So I can appreciate all the fun and magic one can have with all the modern amenities of plug-ins, workstations, and you know, TH-cam tutorials that everybody can watch to make anything and everything yourself, I think it’s sad that the most popular music out there requires this level of engineering prowess and detective work to try to get it out why something is great. I guess I have the unpopular opinion that people who are skilled in an instrument and writing lyrics just simply performing is enough.
I love the whole format and the way your videos feel more like a mini course that should be charged for on like udemy compared to a lot of surface level and vague videos I’ve seen that don’t give me any info that I can actively APPLY. So seeing you try and struggle and figure it out is super inspiring and illuminating to me as a producer.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate these videos. So inspiring to see all of the work you put in with such a beautiful and fascinating result. And I love how you showed the research to find the plugin - super relatable. Thank you!
Absolutely amazing video! Thanks for all the hard work you put in; it really shows. I’ve got to check out that tennis vibration thingy, I’d love to see how it sounds on my Acoustasonic. Part 2 would be much appreciated!
So i put on garden song, and right away the effects and background sounds created such an atmosphere i needed to know what they did to the mix to make it sound so cohesive and warm. I searched garden song mixing and this came up. Perfect thank you!😊
The Babolat vibrakill rubber bridge hack is exactly what I needed. I've tried the tube, an eraser & was just about to modify the bridge on an old parlor guitar. Thanks!
Duuuude, I can imagine how long these videos take to make. I'm usually clocking in a month+ on mine, too (props for the awesome 3D stuff, is that Blender?) I really respect all the effort you're putting in - this content is so original and has your unique perspective and voice. I know it doesn't always make the most sense when you work out the math of time spent vs. financial kickback, at least that's true for my channel right now. But keep up the good work and I'm sure things will work out.
Thanks dude! The hours are definitely intense, I will eventually how to make these videos in a more efficient way for sure lol, and its actually After Effects for the fancy shots! The 3D camera tracker is wild and super fun to play with
@@AudioHaze Yeah, I've had the same thought about efficiency. But at a certain point, there is no more efficient way. That's partly why you don't see many other people making this level of quality content - it ain't easy haha. Ahh After Effects, wow I thought it was a full 3D environment. Very cool.
LOVED this video, I learned so much and I love how analytical you are with all the components of the mix! So cool to watch the mystery of the mix unfold, with all the attention to detail (reading old interviews, watching their stories, etc etc). So excited for the next video
I'm a complete stranger to Phoebe Bridgers' music, but I stumbled upon this video and it got me hooked from the first second. Great production, love the A/B with raw and mixed. Subscribed!
honestly, I'm so glad I found the rubber bridge. Didn't know that existed and I love the tone. But to me the tube sounded better, in my studio anyway. You guys did a great job getting a cool sound in the bedroom. I think the whole magic in the actual Garden Song track is in the performances tho, and not so much the production/plugins. They play with such a great feel.
This video is God sent. In the middle of creating my first song and this is exactly what I needed. Really hope you release a track analysis to sequel with this
Your videos are another level of detail and quality. Stay consistent, I wouldn’t be surprised if you had 10x as many subscribers within the next year or two!
that Vibrakill was an incredible tip! ive been really struggling to get a nice muffled acoustic guitar sound for years and always just skipped on using guitar for that very reason.. will deffo try this!
another great tape plug-in to help get that muffled tone is Sketch Cassette. I love the way it sounds and use it on everything. That combined with digitalis (same company) will do basically the same thing as lossy + cassette, and might even do it better in some instances
Wow! Absolutely incredible video and supreme mixing to achieve a flawless recording of Garden Song. The vocals are stunning!!! Oh, I have ordered myself a Babolat Vibrakill just for fun. Thank you for your amazing content.😮
ive been doing this a while now and dude - this video is probably the best resrouce i've ever seen for producers, engineers, musicians. if you ever doubt yourself - don't. i am glued to your screen. endless kudos to you!
Let’s get that part two. I love this stuff. As a fellow engineer, it’s fun to go down these audio journeys with you. I always say what I’m hearing and I often end up saying what you say. Sometimes I don’t, and it makes me think. It’s a great chance to refresh and reinforce my memory.
Loved seeing the Babolat. As soon as you mentioned it I was thinking "either that's a tennis string dampener or they've gotten in to the guitar biz. Also laughed when the Lossy came up, because that was the first thing that popped into my head (only because Chase Bliss just put it out in pedal form)
I love watching these videos because I work almost exclusively with Heavy Metal and some of these techniques can be fun to attempt in heavy music. Great video man.
AMAZING! Also, I hear tape dropouts, so something like the XLN audio RC20. AND the dropouts repeat in the same places possibly, so I think it's printed with the dropouts then chopped up so they happen in the same places otherwise the drops are random, more musical that way. Peace and Love from Southampton England.
The first time I heard Ethan Gruska's "En Garde" I couldn't believe something so clean and acoustic could sound so rich and dreamy. I've wanted to figure out his magic for a long time, this helps, thank you!
Im like 4 videos in in like the past 2 hours, deep in a Covid hole, and these videos are keeping my spirit up. Lol I can’t wait to feel better and start writing and recording..it’s been like 15 years since I’ve done anything musically despite having decent gear already
Alright.....now download the stems and try mixing it yourself :) ➡samply.app/player/A4cHq2koV3msfeUTIUzX/
I'll give it a shot
Thank you so much for the stems! Wanna know how it would sound after some processing with Aberrant DSP and the free Melda plugins.
@@MoeThermodynamics yeah I was thinking during the video that you could prob get very similar results using Digitalis by Aberrant
@@aquieteveningmusic There's also SketchCassette which basically emulates any type of tape degradation imaginable
@@MoeThermodynamics I'm a big fan of SC as well!
the plugin is goodhertz
Which one 😅
@@ostrol1590Lossy by Goodhertz
@@ostrol1590 just found it! its the 'Lossy' plug-in by GoodHertz! :)
Bruh, the amount of work and sheer passion you put into these is inspiring. What you can accomplish in your apartment is incredible
Thanks man!! Yeah dude the amount of stuff you can do in the box (both video and audio wise) is incredibly these days, I get being pessimistic about the state of the modern creative industry, but the upside is the amount of tools an individual has available to them is just so cool in 2023....tryin to be optimistic about the future lol
Seriously
literally the best produced 'home producer orientated' TH-cam channel out there!
So real
Please do put out the part two, I absolutely love these "reverse engineering the mix" videos. You deserve more views for sure, keep up the good work
Thanks man!! kk I'll rack that up as one vote for part two :)
@@AudioHaze make that two votes!
3 lol
@AudioHaze What you do for all the "small creators" is so awesome! You inspire to create with what we have, from where we're at!
Count it as one more vote :)
please a part two!!!!!
I’m glad that you said this “is a small channel…at the time this was made”, because if you keep cranking out insanely awesome content like this, you will DEFINITELY see some serious growth! I’m watching the same channels we all are, and they’re all amazing, but I don’t think I’ve seen anyone reverse-engineer a mix like this!
Wow THANK YOU so much that means a ton!! Yeah I always wished someone made a series like this so I figured minus we’ll try it for myself :)
@@AudioHaze Bone apple teeth!
+1 to this
Ethan - I've been producing for 20 years, and am a big believer in "bedroom productions" for a thousand reasons. Thank you for doing such a great job explaining how/what is happening, and inspiring so many people that they can do great work with the tools they have.
HAHAHA Thanks dude! I slaved away for sooooooo many hours on this video, it really means a lot to have someone recognize my contributions. Ricky usually just tells me it was passable, and sends me back to the basement.
....that other comment is Ethan my roommate lol, I'm Ricky hahahah, regardless THANK YOU that means so much!! Hope to see you around in the coming vids :)
YOU ARE AN ANGEL TO ALL OF US HOME PRODUCERS KEEP IT UP BROTHER !!
THANK YOU BROTHER TRYING MY BEST
The babolat product (you said it right the second time - *babolot*) is actually a tennis brand and what you are using is called a "dampener," used to dampen the vibrations for the strings on tennis racquets, as the vibrations can cause serious elbow injury. Crazy to see two things I love come together!
Edit: Apologies! Just watched more of the video and realized that you covered what I said lol
bro, this channel deserves A LOT for the editing, knowledge to investigate and the time putted in each video to make it
Thanks dude!! Yeah the editing takes a ton of work for sure lol every time I decide to do an after effects shot I'm always like "I'm gonna do it because it'll be cool....but its gonna take so long" hahaha
love this, and I don't think that gatekeeping knowledge benefits producers as much as they think it does. Making great art takes a combination of knowledge/skill AND a great artistic vision for how to use it. The latter is the hardest part and not something you can really teach, so giving out plugin names etc isn't going to suddenly spawn a million top tier producers
This video is sensational. It's great how you go much further than most YT'rs, who'd likely seek the shallow part of the sound by only talking about plugins.
You actually analyze the PLAYING that goes into it as well, the hardware tricks that aren't just in a DAW.
Makes all of this very transferable to other styles, other playing.
The audio, video edits & deconstruction are just fantastic.
Wow thank you thank you! You have no idea how validating that is to the time I put into these, seriously thanks again. Even if you’re not trying to sound like Phoebe, I really try to make the general vibe about learning production skills that apply universally
I have no idea how you accomplished such snappy polished video editing without making it feel abrasive but you REALLY did it! immediately subscribed
Dude.. the recording at the end is so good. And emotional. Love it
These videos have genuinely been life changing for me. I have gained so much confidence in production just from watching them. Thank you!! ❤️
That makes me SO happy you have absolutely no idea, keep up the production work!! Would love to hear a production once you feel ready to share :)
@@AudioHaze thank you, I’m getting there 😅
Wow, so cool. I loved hearing the difference between raw and mixed. Thank you!!
Absolutely nailed it bro. Great video, and a really fun journey you took us on. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thanks dudeeee :) I'll keep trying my best, sometimes at the expense of sleep lol
as a musician who takes a lot of inspiration from Phoebe, not only was this an amazing help but it was also just such an amazingly made video. Keep it up!
I got the chills listening to your mix. Amazing vocal performance and mix, great job.
Dude, you are my new favourite youtuber! This is such amazing work... and the vocalist you got in to replicate Phoebe is absolutely insane!!!
Awesome video - nailed it! The research and attention to detail is phenomenal. You mentioned the importane of how close Phoebe is to the mic; I've found having the mic upside down, with the stand further away (might need a counterweight), really helps with this (see Phoebe's setup (5:03). Helps the singer feel much more comfortable getting up close!
Nice! Thanks for the advice, I've also heard similar positioning (and also raising the mic above the singers head a little bit) opens up the airways and makes a brighter tone actually :)
This video has to be the BEST song breakdown I've ever seen in my life. Thank you for doing what you do- you inspire us all to be so much better💕
I did not watch this episode before because I am not familiar with Phoebe Bridgers music, but this is my favourite episode of the channel in this new era of AudioHaze. Good writing, good edition and great rhythm and of course tons of information about what we love: production, mixing and the audio world. Congrats.
This was so informative and inspiring! Thank you for putting the time and effort into creating this. So helpful for all of us producers working out of our bedrooms 🙏
Yeah glad I could help!! Now go write cool shit!!! 😁😁
Been obsessed with Phoebe’s stuff since a buddy posted a Stranger in the Alps tune on Facebook in 2017. This does such an incredible service to bedroom producers who want to emulate that style. Amazing work!
Dude, your production value is getting INSANE! Loved the video and love seeing you grow!
Thanks man!! Appreciate you watching for however long you have!
Great video, that twist really threw me.
Yo this was so good! I totally appreciate your level of research and commitment to this. Just ordered a Babolat vibrakill thanks to you! Hope you get that sponsorship. Props to the killer video edit, too. Again, well done!
Thanks man!! Glad you enjoyed :) this is going to be so funny if Babolat gets confused by all these orders lol
I've been trying to figure out this sound since the album came out, I got pretty close with a weird combination of a low pass filter, saturation plugins, and a Fairfield Shallow Water, it was passable, but not what I wanted, but you figured it out, and that's so cool
Eyyyy glad I could help! Only took an obsessive level of detail and research lol
You’re a legend dude. I LOVE these videos. You don’t do anything half way and it shows. The thing I love about the vibrakill is that you get to maintain the intonation which always seems like something that takes a bit with the diy rubber bridges. Seriously this production is amazing. Thank you!
Thanks dude that means so much!! I will say depending on the width of your guitars neck and string spacing, it does press slightly on the low and high E, but it’s pretty minimal, more so on some guitars than others
@@AudioHaze of course!
Oh okay, thanks for the heads up.
Never heard of Phoebe until watching this but now I'm a fan of both her and you. Also bought a Babolat Vibrakill.
Thank you so much for this video and what you do. It's really annoying that people gatekeep things and I appreciate what do you for the bedroom producers.
Thanks for checking the vid out in the first place!
haven't even listened to the entire mix yet, don't need to though. this video is amazing, thanks man.
listened to it, fucking rock solid.
@@valenbastro1992 Hahahahah thanks man!
Love this vid! This is the sound I've been into even before knowing about Phoebe. That find with the tennis racket dampener is killer! Subbed!
Edit: also please do a part 2!
So I can appreciate all the fun and magic one can have with all the modern amenities of plug-ins, workstations, and you know, TH-cam tutorials that everybody can watch to make anything and everything yourself, I think it’s sad that the most popular music out there requires this level of engineering prowess and detective work to try to get it out why something is great. I guess I have the unpopular opinion that people who are skilled in an instrument and writing lyrics just simply performing is enough.
Please do a part 2! I absolutely love your stuff, you’ve helped me progress with my mixes and how I listen to music in general
I love the whole format and the way your videos feel more like a mini course that should be charged for on like udemy compared to a lot of surface level and vague videos I’ve seen that don’t give me any info that I can actively APPLY. So seeing you try and struggle and figure it out is super inspiring and illuminating to me as a producer.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate these videos. So inspiring to see all of the work you put in with such a beautiful and fascinating result. And I love how you showed the research to find the plugin - super relatable. Thank you!
Thanks so much my friend glad you enjoyed! Makes all the work worth it :)
Crazy how close you got to the original - nailed it!
Absolutely amazing video! Thanks for all the hard work you put in; it really shows. I’ve got to check out that tennis vibration thingy, I’d love to see how it sounds on my Acoustasonic. Part 2 would be much appreciated!
Yeah the tennis racket thing works!! Its sold out on amazon now though lol, which is pretty hilarious
@@AudioHaze You made it out of stock on the company's website as well lol
Thanks for all your work. These are great. Commenting for algo boost etc.
This is an incredibly well put together video, with an astonishing amount of effort and diligence out into it that really shows. Amazing job
So i put on garden song, and right away the effects and background sounds created such an atmosphere i needed to know what they did to the mix to make it sound so cohesive and warm. I searched garden song mixing and this came up. Perfect thank you!😊
This is so good. I’d love to see part 2 breaking down the mixing process!
Yeah part 2 is definitely coming it seems like!
Yes!!!!!
Hell yes dude. Appreciate your work and willingness to share!
This was an incredibly well produced video! Congratulations! Loved the breakdown, your attitude, your humor, your passion!
Very interested in part 2, what a cool video
Do you still edit your own stuff? If so you're getting really good at it. Keep up the good stuff.
This one was all me editing yes! AudioHaze also has an editor though, we split the workload and each take different videos
love the quality of this video, thought you had millions of subs and was shocked to see 48k. great channel. 100% blowing up.
Incredible work, my dude! I always learn something new when I tune into these. Thanks for demystifying the craft for newbies like myself.
Glad I could help out in some way!! Keep it up, I know production can seem intimating at first but it’s hella rewarding :)
The Babolat vibrakill rubber bridge hack is exactly what I needed. I've tried the tube, an eraser & was just about to modify the bridge on an old parlor guitar. Thanks!
Glad I could help!
I love everything about these videos, and are always so inspiring to watch (and be apart of 😜).
EYYYYY thanks for the rubber bridge rec dude you really saved the day
wowww, the amount of research and attention to detail is this is insane!! kudos to you man
Thanks dude!! This video was definitely a BEAST, I need to rest lol
Duuuude, I can imagine how long these videos take to make. I'm usually clocking in a month+ on mine, too (props for the awesome 3D stuff, is that Blender?) I really respect all the effort you're putting in - this content is so original and has your unique perspective and voice. I know it doesn't always make the most sense when you work out the math of time spent vs. financial kickback, at least that's true for my channel right now. But keep up the good work and I'm sure things will work out.
Thanks dude! The hours are definitely intense, I will eventually how to make these videos in a more efficient way for sure lol, and its actually After Effects for the fancy shots! The 3D camera tracker is wild and super fun to play with
@@AudioHaze Yeah, I've had the same thought about efficiency. But at a certain point, there is no more efficient way. That's partly why you don't see many other people making this level of quality content - it ain't easy haha. Ahh After Effects, wow I thought it was a full 3D environment. Very cool.
LOVED this video, I learned so much and I love how analytical you are with all the components of the mix! So cool to watch the mystery of the mix unfold, with all the attention to detail (reading old interviews, watching their stories, etc etc). So excited for the next video
Pretty outstanding content you created there. Not just the musical expertise, but the structure of the story and selling of the mission. Well done.
Just discovered you. Love your work. Subscribed
I'm a complete stranger to Phoebe Bridgers' music, but I stumbled upon this video and it got me hooked from the first second. Great production, love the A/B with raw and mixed. Subscribed!
Thank you so much and welcome to the channel dude!
Amazing video thanks so much for making it. I've snapped up a vibrakill - love that sound.
Enjoy it my friend!!
this is mind-blowing. you are incredible
Thanks man! Appreciate you checking the vid out :)
That was GREAT, thank you for the video my man
And thanks for checking it out!
Incredible, great sense of humor too!
This is it sir🙌🏾
I've been coming back to this every couple of days. Jessica nailed that Phoebe tone and feel.
such a nerdy insight and deep dive i LOVE IT
THANK YOU, trying to give all the audio nerds some fresh content lol
honestly, I'm so glad I found the rubber bridge. Didn't know that existed and I love the tone. But to me the tube sounded better, in my studio anyway. You guys did a great job getting a cool sound in the bedroom. I think the whole magic in the actual Garden Song track is in the performances tho, and not so much the production/plugins. They play with such a great feel.
This video is God sent. In the middle of creating my first song and this is exactly what I needed. Really hope you release a track analysis to sequel with this
That makes me soooo happy to hear! Happy recording :)
the Vibrakill comfort dampener trick works great! thanks for the tip 13:51
Part 2! Please! This video was amazing start to end.
Yeah seems like part 2 will be a thing!
i'd never heard of this artist until this video, this production level (both music and video) is amazing, SUBBED!!
Came for Jess (love her work in Reliably Bad), stayed for your very informative video. Kudos!
Can confirm that the DIY rubber bridge also sounds cool with a baritone ukulele!! I've finally tried it
amazing breakdown! please do part 2!!!
please keep doing these you’re doing god’s work
Incredible work man! You’re killing it with this series!
Subscribed, we’ll support your work man! That’s a service to the community you’re doing here mate, thanks a lot. Outstanding work
I would have said RC-20 as the mystery plugin but the other choices were solid guesses too
Your videos are another level of detail and quality. Stay consistent, I wouldn’t be surprised if you had 10x as many subscribers within the next year or two!
this video is STUPID awesome, I've been obsessed with that song and its production for so long.
Love this! Also brb buying a Vibrakill haha! Thanks for this :)
Hahaha funnily enough I think they may have sold out lol
Luckily not in the netherlands haha! picked one up the other day, very cool stuff!
that Vibrakill was an incredible tip! ive been really struggling to get a nice muffled acoustic guitar sound for years and always just skipped on using guitar for that very reason.. will deffo try this!
another great tape plug-in to help get that muffled tone is Sketch Cassette. I love the way it sounds and use it on everything. That combined with digitalis (same company) will do basically the same thing as lossy + cassette, and might even do it better in some instances
Wow! Absolutely incredible video and supreme mixing to achieve a flawless recording of Garden Song. The vocals are stunning!!! Oh, I have ordered myself a Babolat Vibrakill just for fun. Thank you for your amazing content.😮
Amazing work man! Sounds great!
Man your channel absolutely have to blow up. You are amazing.
Ah thank you so much man! Wow that’s so nice seriously thank you
ive been doing this a while now and dude - this video is probably the best resrouce i've ever seen for producers, engineers, musicians. if you ever doubt yourself - don't. i am glued to your screen. endless kudos to you!
Let’s get that part two. I love this stuff. As a fellow engineer, it’s fun to go down these audio journeys with you. I always say what I’m hearing and I often end up saying what you say. Sometimes I don’t, and it makes me think. It’s a great chance to refresh and reinforce my memory.
Loved seeing the Babolat. As soon as you mentioned it I was thinking "either that's a tennis string dampener or they've gotten in to the guitar biz. Also laughed when the Lossy came up, because that was the first thing that popped into my head (only because Chase Bliss just put it out in pedal form)
Shazam says it's garden song when you put the vocal sample of Phoebe... amazing work
Wow, it's been a long time since i've seen a product placement that fits this well the video it's in, sounds good
The amount of effort you put in to these is AMAZING and truly inspiring ✨️
Thank you so much!
I’m blown away, great work, please please please a mixing video!!
insane how much your version sounds like the original. omg
PLEASE DO A PART 2 THIS VIDEO IS INCREDIBLE I IMMEDIATELY SUBSCRIBED
Nearly wept when you played the final cut. Unbelievable work from you all. If I were Tony Berg, I'd not be mad, I'd be impressed!
This gave me chills. Like the first time I heard it from Phoebe. Well done!
I love watching these videos because I work almost exclusively with Heavy Metal and some of these techniques can be fun to attempt in heavy music. Great video man.
AMAZING! Also, I hear tape dropouts, so something like the XLN audio RC20. AND the dropouts repeat in the same places possibly, so I think it's printed with the dropouts then chopped up so they happen in the same places otherwise the drops are random, more musical that way. Peace and Love from Southampton England.
The first time I heard Ethan Gruska's "En Garde" I couldn't believe something so clean and acoustic could sound so rich and dreamy. I've wanted to figure out his magic for a long time, this helps, thank you!
the whole time i was like “is it lossy?” cause i fell in love with it after hearing Jane Remover’s “Frailty”
Im like 4 videos in in like the past 2 hours, deep in a Covid hole, and these videos are keeping my spirit up. Lol I can’t wait to feel better and start writing and recording..it’s been like 15 years since I’ve done anything musically despite having decent gear already
Ps, wicked videos. Thanks man
EYYY I have covid too!! lol at least you can take solace that we're getting through together haha