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- F9 present - The Definitive Guide to Vocal Remixing - A 3-part video tutorial covering all aspects of vocal remixing. www'f9-audio.com
In this final video, we complete the musical aspects of the remix, complete the final arrangement and show you simple levelling tricks that help you poke aspects of the track through. This video is full of tips and tricks
We have used 2 Sample packs to create this remix:
Katherine Ellis’s Diva accapellas :
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You can now use TRAX instruments to make sample packs
It's with great pride we announce that effective from June 1, 2023, all F9 playable instruments and kits have been granted license for usage in the development of audio loops. These loops can be included in commercial sample packs designed for your personal use, your individual sampler store, or for third-party platforms such as Loopcloud, Splice, Arcade, NI sounds and more. There's only one restriction to bear in mind: the midi. When creating for these releases, you must compose original musical or rhythmic parts and avoid using any midi or musical motifs from this or any other F9 release.
This updated licensing term now encompasses stem creation and "track-outs," which are frequently seen in beat marketplaces. It also applies to ghost production and collaborative projects. Our goal is to provide you with even greater flexibility and creative potential in your music production endeavours.
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‘That clap goes on for so long, it could be on your second album.’ LOL!! Great stuff
This 3-parter was just literally the best master class I have watched in a very long time!! Thank you James. One of the best takeaways was always making sure the mix sits well in simple balancing and controlling the gain on elements. Such a simple and powerful workflow. ;)
Thank you very much, there is nothing like seeing a professional in action.
Amazing!
Haven't been able to watch yet but just wanted to say thank you. Money couldn't buy this experience or know how and you have delivered as a TH-cam tutorial. Thank you!!!
Fantastic!!! Definitely the "Definitive Guide". So much value inside! Thanks a ton, James.
James, You are big master of music production. Thank you for this videos
So useful...learned quite a few new tricks in this series. Thanks for taking the time!
Watched all three back to back. Invaluable stuff :-)
Brilliant, James. And thanks for the zero chaff videos. Talk about focused learning!
Absolutely fantastic track with the best descriptive narrative i've heard.. thank you!
Loved all 3 of these. Had some great takeaways for me.
Thanks again James, really inspiring stuff. You're a gentleman and a geezer .. Snare reverb that goes on til your second album, hadn't heard that one before, but gave me a chuckle. Rock on with more Freemasons adventures..we're listening.
Watched all 3 videos mate. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
PS - I really hope we get to hear more of your original material again soon via commercial release.
Really enjoyed this series. :-) Thanks James!
BTW: 21:08 The 5th of any chord is the 7th semitone above the rootnote...
Thanks Curtis - I actually had this in at one stage but edited out as I still cant find a big enough on screen midi keyboard to show it
Wow!! Priceless!! Thank you James! you are such a natural Professor and Master!!
I have gone thru traditional Music Engineering School and I can’t tell you how much I learn from your videos, you put simply how to apply all the techniques in a very musical way.
It is very Noble from you to share with everybody your complete workflow...and I’m not even talking about Trax, which is also amazing...
Will keep following all your videos and products.
Thanks again!
Thanks James... I heard the Experienced Pro speak... Amazing Vids and very well explained... Thanks for the knowledge Boost!
this is priceless stuff for me. James is giving great lessons and advices since first Futuremusic video and it was in Freemasons's "bedroom" studio . I have learnt a lot thanks to You. I remember about Your lessons regarding EQs bad artefacts :) Thanks James for your energy and so massive help! Cheers! and keep rocking! btw.. I'm missing some Freemasons bangers :D
Clear, all aspects well covered and useful at any level: thanks for the hard work putting out those videos
thanks james for these vids there superb and very helpful as always :)
Thanks JW! Learned a lot from this series; and honestly, you always inspire me to go out there and just try some sh!T!
Love it man! Thx!
This is a very good video, one of the best I have seen and really well explained, something most video makers are unable to do. Refreshing that you mostly use live sounds and only Logic plugs...would love to hear what you could do on something more original...but I just can't afford ya!....anyway...all best
Excellent stuff. It's interesting seeing all the EDM guys going straight to 2 buss, with very few intermediary busses. It has its advantages but what you gain in simplicity, you lose in control. one of music production's many little paradoxes
We always recommend a simple route like this for Electronic Club material - As it's normally way more bass heavy in terms of Drums and bass parts ( and in particular the tail length of kick drums ) having tons of group compression then master compression can often cause more problems then it solves ... I used to use all sort of grouping and sub grouping plots till I heard the best mix of my own material I'd ever had done for me - The engineer then taught me about all the problems I was causing myself .. I've not looked back ... As a lot of Young producers work in EDM Its important to show them an easy workflow instead giving them more headaches when they've often not grasped Gain staging and management yet
F9 Audio, yeah, simpler is often betterer!. When you see the film score guys with 1000+ tracks, sent to a computer somewhere, then sent back on just as many returns, you realise why most film scores sound "generic" these days. "library management" has all but replaced "good composition" (imho)
I'm gonna get your sounds at some stage, they're excellent, just, in the vein of keeping it simple, I'm holding off for the moment.
it has that Meduza feeling, 2 years prior
You know I'd never thoughtr of that ! - thank you for the comment
Amazing tutorial and cool track, where I can get this track!
AS soon as we're clear of Black Friday we'l be putting it out there for free !
AMAZING!! Some series of inspiring tutorials will be great for a future product!!!!