In The Studio with Sam Evian: 'Time to Melt'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2021
- Sam Evian breaks down the making of his song 'Time to Melt' at his studio Flying Cloud Recordings in Upstate NY.
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It's so generous for you to share with us. Thank you! By the time someone steals your sound you'll be on to the next one anyway.
One of the recent most creative songwriters
100%
Programmed Drums 1:06
Rhythm Guitar 2:25
Lead Guitar 2:57
Drums 6:02
Bass 14:39
Sythns 18:13
Vocal 21:10
Moog 23:52
I love when creative people are willing to share their secrets for the sake of getting people to create.
I recently found out about him and im obsessed with his work, I love it.
Genuine talent! So refreshing!
Can't tell you how invaluable it is to learn about your process like your vocal chain, especially for us amateur artists / producers trying to figure things out. I know you said you like to usually skip over vocals, totally get it, but you def have a unique and cool thing going on. Thanks for sharing! Love the album!
Would love to see a studio tour
Great break down of this superbly crafted track ! Interesting perspective of Lennie Tristano’s contribution to west coast jazz, I gather due to his influence on Gerry Mulligan in the late 40s. My friend Dave Frank studied with Lennie toward the end of his life and he was a monster (as I’m sure you well know) . Anyway, enjoying your creations!! Excellent !!
I love this tune so much. Such a fun sound painting. And yes. Michael’s so IS that good. Also, the prophet kicks ass!! One of my favorite synths. More recording breakdowns are always welcome for us noobs 😀
Heyo Sam. When do we get a In The Studio for Wisteria? The "sound design" on this one is insanely good.
I Wish that i could know your songs in 2021, your music is timeless.
Discovered his music from someone using his music in a IG reel.. Hope he gets everything he desires in the music industry.. I enjoy listening to brilliant people explain their process.. You F’ng rock Sam!
Can’t get enough of this jam ♥️
What a beautiful song man!
thanks so much for this! luv the record.
Gracias por compartir. It would be awesome a studio tour video :)
Love this, really helpful!
Really cool video. That drum machine loop is fantastic.
Hi ! Thank you very much for doing this, it's great and inspiring
thank you!!!
thank you very much for this lesson.
I love your music so much
kind regards from Germany✌✌
Good video..good home recording..succes always for you..i am from indonesia
awesome breakdown
It's like a magician showing how the magic is done.
Thanks A LOT for this masterclass!
(next time show the computer screen also ;))
how you don't have a sponsor at your level of craft is beyond me
Love these videos, congrats on the album. What tape machines do you use and at what tape speeds? Apologies if you've answered somewhere else already!
Please do a deeper breakdown of the drums on Knock Knock
It is funny how many like, idolize and get fuzzy feelings for particular gear. They are fans of musicians and want what they have used .
The key is to find gear that speaks to you. You want your method to inspire yourself and others. No piece of gear will make a hit or be the answer .
I know this voice from TV:D
hey sam you using those kh80's with the kh750 sub? nizze
Hey Sam, do you have any books or resources you’d recommend for getting into production? Been playing instruments for a while but recording is just a different world for me.
‘understanding audio’ is pretty stock and maybe a bit dated at this point, but it was the book i used to learn the fundamentals
home recordists ✊ are you building some JLM preamps?
Hey Sam, love your stuff. As someone who tortures themselves in the studio cringing at their own vocal I can definitely relate. Just a question on the your vocal mixing. When double tracking are both vocals at the same dB level and do you pan hard left and right or are the panned somewhere between there snd centre? Love your work mate. Come down to Aus when you get the chance!
for myself I have tried both hard panning and middle-ish panning and I usually pan like... 60-70% R+L and if it is a true double track, usually there aren't any phase issues. Tho sometimes the hard pan can sound good too. It depends on how much sonic information you have in mid/side, I'd say play around with it and find a place where your vocal sits well in your mix, there isn't one right answer, its all situational.
You just made me purchase a Rhythm King. 😬😆 but I’m selling my Uni-Vox SR-55, as that drum machine just didn’t give me all that I was looking for.
When can we expect an “in the studio with” for dream free big guy? And if/when you do said vid; can you go into detail on the terry tracksuit/MHC mix and gow that ended up happening?
I love u
Is that a dbx behind the uad interface? Love the pioneer reverb!
All those good noodles
I wonder what snare that is. My snare just won’t get that tone no matter how I tune or dampen or alter the room.
it’s ludwig’s cheapest snare, the supralite. i usually put a wallet on top and a tea towel underneath to dampen the snares.
@@SamEvian amazing. Thanks so much for the quick and detailed response. I was stunned by your drum tones on this track as they are similar to the dead snare on Andy’s albums but a bit punchier. Really love your work thanks again for the breakdown.
@@earljohnson8851 thanks! i know andy also uses dampening under the snare!
@@SamEvian I never considered dampening the snare from underneath, always thrown random shit on the head and hoped it sounded good, thanks for the free game!
way too frequent of ads on these videos, they are great but its super annoying that you're interrupted every two minutes
id gladly pay for pattern rather than these ads, more for you less for the man.
Adblock Ultimate extension dude
why do you look like that?
What?
Recommend watching at 1.5x speed.
hahah yes sorry i’m slow.
@@SamEvian Naw man I found it refreshing (and a bit calming actually) to the current standard of a million hyper cuts and energetic talking in videos
@@SamEvian I like your natural pace too