HOW TO CHRIS LAKE [HOUSE] 

don’t fuckin lie that pun is the entire reason for the comment.

That was poor 🤦‍♂️

same bruh

@@namavoid3266 ok chill

so glad to be your 444th like

True poetry 😢

Tbh this style is so generic that it could be from anyone

@@timbermicka Chris deffo a pioneer tho. Or at least helped to make it mainstream

@@timbermicka I kind of think the opposite. It's so specific that it all sounds like one guy even when it's not. This happens with a lot of genres and styles. It feels like if you learned this style it's all you'd be doing because it's so so specific which is why in not keen on it. Plus it's "big" which means after 15 minutes it goes from fun to aggrovating.

Is it really

Yes and no. There is a thing which makes everything exactly the same (4 to the floor and bass in house, amen break in DnB...), but then there are few exceptions that takes this well working (and boring) fundamental, adds a little detail and makes it very distinguishable, but it sounds ALMOST exactly like every other track (Losing it imo got popular because of how "acid"-y or extremely unprogressive it is, keeping the tension at maximum during the whole song, even after the drop smh)

the first song I heard from him was Chris Lake & Marco Lys - Cross The Line (Main Club Mix). But tbh I only know like 4 of his tracks in total

Carry Me Away is the only music of Chris Lake I love

after all what years? Fisher is relatively new lmao

@@gramsta836 He's been performing since 2012, bro.

@@gramsta836 2012 is a long time ago.

facts, I want to mix with this track. the drop is tight

Dylan is everyone

Why Not?

Its just more intuitive and much faster, if fl could get it down I would stop feeling like I need both DAWs You can totally pitch shift and time warp vocals in FL, Just be prepared for a LOT of fiddling.

Ah lol, I was right the first time then. Thank you :D

forsenE

Haha