Big thank you to his parents who were always immensely supportive of their kids’ creative inclinations. I doubt he would be successful this young if he grew up in a family who thought music was a waste of time
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” 2 Peter 3:9 NIV ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame” Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”” Luke 19:10 God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! ❤️😊
Without a doubt my life would have been much different had I had supportive parents. I was very musical and into acting and my parents always shot that down and said “ get real”. Now, I’m finally making music in my late 40’s and I’m 100% positive I could have done it for a living had I started earlier. Support your kids, and give them a backbone of reality both
@@DedSec44 for that to be true, they’d need an exclusivity deal. which it doesn’t seem like they have. they don’t even upload the full video to Spotify from what I can see, just audio.
always fascinating to hear Finneas talk about production edit: writing about made-up stuff or fiction, is SUCH good advice. You don't always need to write about yourself and your experiences, super great point
To be honest the absolutely gorgeous EQ, microphone choice, placement, and his awesome voice all contribute to this result - but yes, he has a very pleasing super-low tone, the kind you don't put any low cut filter on when recording!
It's interesting that he mentions he usually writes/listens to music first then writes melodies followed by lyrics last. I do pretty much the opposite, I always start with lyrics then read them until I get a melody going and work off of that.
Same. I’ve been working on something lately and I tried flipping it around - it is difficult. I feel restricted, chained: I can’t fit as many syllables as I’d like in each line and the sounds of the words I find most appropriate semantically don’t fit the chords in the progression So far I’ve had to deal with a lot of frustration Tempted to just scrap it and return to my original workflow 😔
The title is completely misleading. This clip does not provide any insight or direct instructions on “how to become a producer”. It’s simply Finneas describing some personal experiences around discovering how he learned to write music.
@@travislee9662 Exactly why the title is misleading. He doesn’t provide a “how to”. The title should be “Finneas’ story of songwriting and producing”. A “how to” is a step sequence guide to doing something, not an anecdotal account of some events and experiences.
and if it helps at all, i’m a Finn and our sense of humour is sometimes quite dry. 🫶 or just dad jokes all day long. 😂 we even have this cartoon called Fingerpori that didn’t work so well in English. if i remember correctly..
Dear Finneas - would you be on my podcast? I produce and teach hip hop production in Long Beach, CA. Your insights would benefit many young people I teach and have the privilege to work with. Thank you. How do I reach you?
Limewire “isn’t stealing its file sharing” lmao… cool so I’m gonna go ahead and cash share some of ur money then how’s that sound? I’m gonna car share ur Tesla. I’m gonna house share ur house. You can tell he’s an entitled millennial and not someone that busted their ass making music their entire life. The entire world of actual music professionals disagree with you on that. Thank god Metallica had the balls to step in… bee tee dubs, Rob Kinelski said ur welcome.
@@Alexaware303 I would have thought it was so they could hear themselves and thus wouldn't be talking over each other,that's what it's used for on other podcasts anyway
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Big thank you to his parents who were always immensely supportive of their kids’ creative inclinations. I doubt he would be successful this young if he grew up in a family who thought music was a waste of time
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.”
2 Peter 3:9 NIV
ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame”
Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”
“For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.””
Luke 19:10
God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! ❤️😊
@@choose2bekindd I am a believer. Thank you for spreading the good word.
@@choose2bekindd
Get a job
or a therapist.
Without a doubt my life would have been much different had I had supportive parents. I was very musical and into acting and my parents always shot that down and said “ get real”. Now, I’m finally making music in my late 40’s and I’m 100% positive I could have done it for a living had I started earlier. Support your kids, and give them a backbone of reality both
@@graced.6711 xD
I could listen to him talk forever. Sing, as well, but even just his speaking voice….soothing. Gorgeous. Adjective. Adjective.
no its irritating
I hope you guys put up the full interview here on youtube! Great stuff! Thanks!
Exactly!!!
they don't upload the full thing in video form on youtube and i don't know why. they would kill it on youtube with long form content at this quality
@@whosonwhat7808 because spotify pays more
@@DedSec44 for that to be true, they’d need an exclusivity deal. which it doesn’t seem like they have. they don’t even upload the full video to Spotify from what I can see, just audio.
I listened to it but there’s something to be said for watching the responses
always fascinating to hear Finneas talk about production
edit: writing about made-up stuff or fiction, is SUCH good advice. You don't always need to write about yourself and your experiences, super great point
Check out “Angel from Montgomery” by John Prine.
Fineas is a very smart and talented young man. Very mature and super technical. He is the a big part of the reason his is so successful also
I hope the full version of this will be uploaded here too!
1:!5 I love that he is talking about rapping with or without a backing rhythm, with a poster of the legendary MF DOOM behind him.
This is so inspiring, love it
Sick interview!!
Damn the audio in this is ace. What mics are being used and how are you processing them? Well done and great snippet. Love tape notes
Theyre 103’s
Neumann captures the best voices
Very very very usefull information 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 thankyou fin
very excited about this episode ngl
I didn't realize his voice was so low, its so nice
To be honest the absolutely gorgeous EQ, microphone choice, placement, and his awesome voice all contribute to this result - but yes, he has a very pleasing super-low tone, the kind you don't put any low cut filter on when recording!
Can we take a moment to appreciate the headphone situation here, nice gear!
Learn the rules to play, play to break the rules
It's interesting that he mentions he usually writes/listens to music first then writes melodies followed by lyrics last.
I do pretty much the opposite, I always start with lyrics then read them until I get a melody going and work off of that.
Same. I’ve been working on something lately and I tried flipping it around - it is difficult. I feel restricted, chained: I can’t fit as many syllables as I’d like in each line and the sounds of the words I find most appropriate semantically don’t fit the chords in the progression
So far I’ve had to deal with a lot of frustration
Tempted to just scrap it and return to my original workflow 😔
POST THE FULL ONE HERE PLEASE!
Great interview. Really enjoyed this one
Awesome!
I agree that the title is misleading. Something like “Finneas’ Producer Origin Story” would have been more accurate and lead to less disappointment.
Gold.
The title is completely misleading. This clip does not provide any insight or direct instructions on “how to become a producer”. It’s simply Finneas describing some personal experiences around discovering how he learned to write music.
Woah you just answered your own question huh. He literally describes what he did
@@austincaruso7596writing and producing music are very very different
Let’s see here…he produces music so he’s a music producer… and he’s telling you how he got into producing music…hence becoming a producer🙄
@@travislee9662 Exactly why the title is misleading. He doesn’t provide a “how to”. The title should be “Finneas’ story of songwriting and producing”. A “how to” is a step sequence guide to doing something, not an anecdotal account of some events and experiences.
@@sonicd57🙄
so inspiring
Inspirations😍😍🎶
File sharing I’ll remember that next time I listen to his music 😂😂🤦♂️
Incredible!!!!
Fine young guy, keep doing what you do! You will make it someday. XD
i assume this is a joke but in case it isnt: he DID make it
@@riley6875 Online sarcasm/irony is hard. :D
@@soultest i think its the lack of a pfp. i defaulted to assuming you were 60 years old
@@riley6875 yeah, this could’ve been a classic boomer comment. or maybe it is? 🙃😂
and if it helps at all, i’m a Finn and our sense of humour is sometimes quite dry. 🫶 or just dad jokes all day long. 😂 we even have this cartoon called Fingerpori that didn’t work so well in English. if i remember correctly..
Make a push up each time Finneas says u know
music is hard to do & it makes me hate myself when I can’t create
Where is the whole episode?? Link pls
Seria genial que traduscan al castellano los videos!.
What watch is he wearing ?
I looking for help my breather ceen do help me up ♻️I miss your live 😭
Finneas is the friggin goat, but without Pherb, he’ll never reach his full potential 😔
Facts.
Is it just me or has he had a wild, long night out boozing?^^
Their mom is a dolphin (everybody represents some kind of animal lol)
Dear Finneas - would you be on my podcast? I produce and teach hip hop production in Long Beach, CA. Your insights would benefit many young people I teach and have the privilege to work with. Thank you. How do I reach you?
Do you also teach online?
@@artistic-wordplay how do we get a hold of Finneas?
@@artistic-wordplay yes I do, thank you for your time
I hope the golden cocaine straw on phineeas's chain os Ironical.
Crack os wack xd
its a singing straw
@@kaylabaker652 funny how he doesn't sing
Saw Billie live
He had no singing mic, so in a way I'm glad the singing straw exists
@@ukiyoiharafromdyvision6397 he does sing tho
@@ukiyoiharafromdyvision6397lol he does sing. He has his own great albums with just him. No billie. His voice is amazing
:)
Limewire “isn’t stealing its file sharing” lmao… cool so I’m gonna go ahead and cash share some of ur money then how’s that sound? I’m gonna car share ur Tesla. I’m gonna house share ur house. You can tell he’s an entitled millennial and not someone that busted their ass making music their entire life. The entire world of actual music professionals disagree with you on that. Thank god Metallica had the balls to step in… bee tee dubs, Rob Kinelski said ur welcome.
... but he is an "actual music professional," and has busted his ass the majority of his (quite short) life.
Why are you sitting in headphones?
It looks stupid
So they can hear the tracks/stems Finneas is playing without it bleeding back into the mics :)
@@TapeNotesPodcast oh, ok)
But they are not playing nothing in this video)
@@Alexaware303 I would have thought it was so they could hear themselves and thus wouldn't be talking over each other,that's what it's used for on other podcasts anyway
Common practice in radio/podcasting