In this masterclass Nicky Romero shows the project of Take Me. I fixed the audio/video sync Original video: • Masterclass Nicky Rome... Bax Music: bax.sh/op/YpetpQ
Siempre te veo viendo masterclasses y videos de productores... creo que tengo algo que te puede interesar... entra a mi canal y mira las listas de reproduccion que tengo armadas (sobre todo las que se llaman residual) estan plagadas de masterclasses de produccion
tienes razon jaja basicamente las veo en busca de inspiracion ya que ayudan mucho a darte nuevas ideas y puntos de vista por cierto gracias por la info bro esta muy buena tu lista de reproduccion=)
La opción "humanizar" que tiene logic, la utilizaría para instrumentos realisticos, como pianos, guitarras, violines, etc. No para instrumentos electrónicos, pero cada quien puede hacer las cosas a su manera, y ésta masterclass de Nicky Romero fue expectacular.
that cubase/Logic Pro joke get's me every time, no hate on fruity loops, Ableton or Cubase, but idk I just think that Logic is the ultimate tool for making music, fell in love ever since I tried it
I do not think i will ever love any DAW like i love Cubase.. I love that software especially when im dealing with audio editing.. The crispiness on its skin is very appealing, its mix console is one of the best ever... I will not mention the midi functionalities, thats what makes Cubase the best DAW with sound and film music composers.
What i can say , it is not easy to learn Cubase if you started from other DAWs, but if you started with Cubase, it is much easier to learn other DAWs. Cubase is a complex but software using old paradigm approach, but once you crack in and taste its glimpse, you will be reluctant to move out . Cubase haven't yet addressed the needs of the new generation as it relates to electronic music.
Cubase 9 has an new ableton-like Simpler thing at the bottom of the screen. Are you sure time-stretching is still a lot more difficult in Cubase? But overall I agree. Cubase has inconsistent & overall pretty bad user interface in my opinion. But there are also many things in Cubase that work better than in Ableton. The chord track or comping, for example.
I generally love Cubase's interface, especially the drum track. For me it suits better when you're recording a band or whole length songs. However, if you're into loop-based production, you'd better use Ableton. Just having all audio samples in the left pane is much handier than having to go "File->Import Audio" each time. Or changing a key in a portion of an audio sample is better done w Control+E and pitch down than having to a) export that portion as a new audio file b) open pitch shifter from the menu, etc.
The title suggest, this was a masterclass during ADE, this is not correct, this was a masterclass of BAX shop, the biggest musicstore in Holland, just saying..
Sounds like a mixture of him trying to copy the rhythm of 'Outside' by Calvin Harris and the actual synth sound from 'Sweet Nothing' by, also, Calvin Harris. Inspiration is a great thing but I think in this case he became too 'over inspired'.
As if Calvin Harris is THE genius.... No offense. His music is really basic basic. I feel Above and Beyond artistically blow CH light years away... No hate intended though... music is soooo personal and relative...
Turned pop? lool. The man has been pop since he started with his 'I Created Disco' album. You only think he's turned pop because you probably only discovered his music when he relaunched himself in america as an 'EDM' artist.
dafuq is he doing @17:46 eqing out frequencies that are not realy there to get a better reult in mastering? Yea each key has some notes that fit the scale, but filter bands are to broad to eq that precise. If you shrink the bandwith the filters will sound bad.
Alt + E in FL Studio will give you a humanize option in the piano roll.
nick is such a humble guys love him and his music
so symphatic this guy amazing
38:48 voicecrack man
Also in 21:31
You are the best Nicky, thanks!
Well done, thanks for this awesome work
Thanks for the upload
Finally someone who took care of it
Thank you very much ste!
thank you very much . this is very good material .
Very interesting video. It's amazing to see how EDM is made in particular
Although without equipment, Nicky explained everything very well. Thank you.
Thanks Nicky for doing this u a big inspiration 🎧💘🔥
Dang that last tips it's probably one of the best advices you can get
Siempre te veo viendo masterclasses y videos de productores... creo que tengo algo que te puede interesar... entra a mi canal y mira las listas de reproduccion que tengo armadas (sobre todo las que se llaman residual) estan plagadas de masterclasses de produccion
tienes razon jaja basicamente las veo en busca de inspiracion ya que ayudan mucho a darte nuevas ideas y puntos de vista por cierto gracias por la info bro esta muy buena tu lista de reproduccion=)
whats the tip mean?
Spinnin *cough cough*
wat...if then where should i upload music other than spinnin
thank u very much Nick :)
thank you
For anyone wanting the plugin; it's actually called 's(M)exoscope' by developers Bram and Sean from the company Smart Electronix.
Is it a paid plugin or free?
Amazing
Some technical stuff to apply
Thanks mate!
great man!
Last question was worth it alone!
La opción "humanizar" que tiene logic, la utilizaría para instrumentos realisticos, como pianos, guitarras, violines, etc. No para instrumentos electrónicos, pero cada quien puede hacer las cosas a su manera, y ésta masterclass de Nicky Romero fue expectacular.
Love
Awesome with your acoustic stuff guy : ))
32:00 transient
21:13 Kick and Base, headphones recomended
nice sounds
that cubase/Logic Pro joke get's me every time, no hate on fruity loops, Ableton or Cubase, but idk I just think that Logic is the ultimate tool for making music, fell in love ever since I tried it
Can you acces your sounds quickly?
FL gang
love it when your brain is running through obstacles during a production
MAC GURA you with that profile picture everytime i think it's a real hair😂😂
nice nice
Cool tip on the oscilloscope though, good visual mixing technique.
Which plugin is he talking about at 24:00 ? s[m]exoscope?
edit: nevermind, its smexoscope
40:32 AHAHHAA
He just shaded NoCopyrightSounds with the last tip
He’s a G
pro
can't find the article about harmonic equing on wikipedia...anyone? any clue? thanks in advance...cheerios
"More live instruments" +1
1:40 😆
Anyone know what label he is talking about at the end?
I do not think i will ever love any DAW like i love Cubase.. I love that software especially when im dealing with audio editing.. The crispiness on its skin is very appealing, its mix console is one of the best ever... I will not mention the midi functionalities, thats what makes Cubase the best DAW with sound and film music composers.
How do u like Cubase version 9? I find the transition difficult.
What i can say , it is not easy to learn Cubase if you started from other DAWs, but if you started with Cubase, it is much easier to learn other DAWs. Cubase is a complex but software using old paradigm approach, but once you crack in and taste its glimpse, you will be reluctant to move out . Cubase haven't yet addressed the needs of the new generation as it relates to electronic music.
Changing the pitch, time-stretching still involves a lot of clicking. In Ableton it's far quicker. Note, I am a Cubase fan since 1997.
Cubase 9 has an new ableton-like Simpler thing at the bottom of the screen. Are you sure time-stretching is still a lot more difficult in Cubase? But overall I agree. Cubase has inconsistent & overall pretty bad user interface in my opinion. But there are also many things in Cubase that work better than in Ableton. The chord track or comping, for example.
I generally love Cubase's interface, especially the drum track. For me it suits better when you're recording a band or whole length songs. However, if you're into loop-based production, you'd better use Ableton. Just having all audio samples in the left pane is much handier than having to go "File->Import Audio" each time. Or changing a key in a portion of an audio sample is better done w Control+E and pitch down than having to a) export that portion as a new audio file b) open pitch shifter from the menu, etc.
The title suggest, this was a masterclass during ADE, this is not correct, this was a masterclass of BAX shop, the biggest musicstore in Holland, just saying..
How do you call this application??
10:13 What they say in dutch? How they call it? Explain me please.
Александр Коняев He literally said "roffel" which is Dutch for "drumroll"
lol spinnin
is the Piano stolen from DAFT PUNK - GET LUCKY? :D
Whats the name of his youtube channel he said in the video?
protocol recordings
sounds like avicii songs :D
It's *acoustic* drum kit...c'mon Nicky!!
1:01 He sounded like a dying pig.
That fucking voice crack jajajaja XD
NO YOU SOUND LIKE AN IGNORANT JACKASS
*Nickey RoomMeinRaho*
Sounds like a mixture of him trying to copy the rhythm of 'Outside' by Calvin Harris and the actual synth sound from 'Sweet Nothing' by, also, Calvin Harris. Inspiration is a great thing but I think in this case he became too 'over inspired'.
calvin harris' music is so generic. A 12 year old could come up with something similar.
As if Calvin Harris is THE genius.... No offense. His music is really basic basic. I feel Above and Beyond artistically blow CH light years away... No hate intended though... music is soooo personal and relative...
well no shit, i consider above and beyond one of the gods of electronic music. CH is a good producer also but he turned pop
Turned pop? lool. The man has been pop since he started with his 'I Created Disco' album. You only think he's turned pop because you probably only discovered his music when he relaunched himself in america as an 'EDM' artist.
maybe maybe, so he's been pop ever since? i instantly became a fan when i heard his ready for the weekend album
what youtube channel did he suggest at 42:22?
his Channel, SMC = Studio Master Class
Yeah found it. I thought there were a serie of maaterclass videos
what program is he useing
Osvaldo Venegas logic :)
thank you for sharing. sound and video are out of sync.
ungrateful
06:50 why we have to use more live instruments?
sounds better
Because Calvin Harris is doing it, so everyone else started doing it.
What's the software called
Sheeft Turpo logic pro
gracias
No itching on left side of head coz there's no tattoo😒
Dance 2k17 lmaooo
F for fl studio
Love to know which label is stealing people's demos and releasing them under big names. That's low.
does anybody recognize the hoodie he's wearing?
So this is gonna show you the BaSs probably. 28:56
"Masterclass" lolz. Fuck Noisia. :D
dafuq is he doing @17:46 eqing out frequencies that are not realy there to get a better reult in mastering?
Yea each key has some notes that fit the scale, but filter bands are to broad to eq that precise. If you shrink the bandwith the filters will sound bad.
puke tech 😂
nicky play grand pianos, guitar and he is baterist
What the hell am I doing here. What a crap! Masterclass my ass
you don't understand..thats your fault
Masterclass from digital kids ? no thanks :D