The Fred Again.. phenomenon (5 lessons)

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Let's learn from the best! Fred Again.. is one of the biggest names in electronic music right now, and rightly so. By recreating his song "delilah" I teach you 5 lessons that you can take away and apply in your DAW right away.
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Contents:
0:00 Shortest intro ever
0:14 The drone on 3
1:23 The filter movement
3:11 Heavy sidechain with LFOtool
4:00 Rhythmic pockets
6:58 The dropstep
8:33 Vocals and microphones
10:18 The iii7 chord is spicy and beautiful
15:29 Learn with Underdog

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7 июн 2024

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@OscarUnderdog Год назад

Oscar's courses ► courses.underdog.brussels Patreon ► www.patreon.com/underdogmusicschool Discord ► discord.gg/trDbVcDHB3

@beaubergeron6369 Год назад

Fred’s “bad” microphone thing is genius. He’s making bangers out of the infinite number of rough ideas we all have in our voice memos. And Ai won’t be able to replicate that intimacy as easily.

@aranyak1881 8 месяцев назад

Right, our unique interpretation and decision making process is hard to emulate.

@servantsounds Год назад

When I started out I used to obsess over making things super high quality, and I kind of fell out of love with producing because it made it really hard to be spontaneous and creative. Coming back to electronic music years later, I've really enjoyed learning from high-profile producers who value creating a 'vibe' above anything else - like you said, you don't need the best tools before you can start making art. Great video - thanks Oscar!

@jakelamarche3110 Год назад

So true!

@muppetzboy9738 Год назад

This is one hell of a mindset, almost two years that I'm making music and I'm starting to diggin into it

@HeapsMad Год назад

v I b E eereeeeeeer

@MikeGrahamDSM Год назад

This is super accurate for me as well.

@robquinn9999 Год назад

Same. There are a lot of us.

@jacoboreilly3601 Год назад

The fading in and out on the filter is very similar to the idea, in classical music, of making sure the music is breathing. That it feels like it's being sung from a human, the way humans have to take breaths while singing.

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

Oh wow, I don't think I ever really thought about that connection. That's actually a beautiful way of thinking about it!

@beaubergeron6369 Год назад

Underdog, I think people are loving this video because you mostly treat it like a DJ set. By teaching in real time with the beat looping, the tutorial is so much more enjoyable. I hate production videos that never drop the beat. Get it dude!

@deadlydunc Год назад

I feel like my brain got larger while watching this one. So much good advice packed into this video.

@cosmicbuddy3577 Год назад

Hi Oscar. I would like to express my gratitude to You. You're doing a great job sharing invaluable knowledge with us. I'm going through a difficult period in my life right now - I'm suffering from depression, which makes my own mind slowly kill me. Your videos really helps me to overcome this. You are literally saving my life - thank You for that. I wish You a successful and stable growth of your channel and your musical projects. And most importantly - stay producing!)

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

Hey CB! Thanks for sharing! Sending you some love through space & time 🙌❤️

@paultorbert6929 Год назад

Cosmic Buddy, I know the feeling..... I'm glad that you are here, with all of us !!!! If you ever need someone to "text with", you can text-talk with me. We ALL need "someone"..... I'll be here if you need to unpack some hard-life...... 💛

@stuartleighton Год назад

I suffer from depression too, or used to. One thing that helped me was reading the first chapter of Ekhart Tolle's 'Power of Now.' This really had a huge positive effect on my mind, like a sudden rewiring, very bizarre. I then read the book again twice and make use of some of the philosophy within. This might not work for all, but I thought that I'd share it with you, in the hope that you'll at least give it a try. It's not a huge chapter, and is easy to understand. The rest of the book is a little more complex but still useful and insightful. Hope you can find a way to overcome your troubles... I too find creating music absolutely awesome and this channel really can get me on the right frame of mind first thing in the morning when I am seeking ideas and inspiration for a new track I am making. All the best... if you decide to try my suggestion, then I'm happy to chat through with you any questions you might have. Give it a go, it might be really helpful like it was for me. ;-)

@cosmicbuddy3577 Год назад

@@paultorbert6929 Thank you for such a warm words, but unfortunately Big Brother found my words 'unacceptable'. Can we share our contacts for more privacy in that dialogue?

@G.Man- Год назад

I would recommend checking out Dr. Rangan Chatterjee's podcast on here, in regards to stress, depression, mindset, lifestyle, diet, etc. He recently had Rick Rubin as a guest on the show...

@angietalleyrand2346 16 дней назад

Brilliant. I’m learning, so inspired by your approach. Thank you Oscar!

@justinking5245 Год назад

Fantastic Oscar - thank you! Love this channel.

@slagos412 Год назад

Man that piano melody hits so hard 😻 thanks for all your vids! Always are so helpful!!

@WilliamPiere Год назад

I love both your videos and fred. Perfect video. Thanks underdog!

@frankiewylde7649 Год назад

nice one oscar. Ive been listening to fred again, lately and I've definitely become a new fan of his. the timing of this video is great.

@Jobobaboss Год назад

Terrific video! Super detailed and beautifully explained! Thanks man. Fred Again is really a special kind of tea, so i’m really happy that you could extract and explain his techniques in clearly understandable ways. Thanks! ❤️

@peterbmusic Год назад

Thanks Oscar, always well presented and interesting content! Most appreciated!!

@ChrizzBeatz Год назад

another super useful and easily digestible video packed with little tips and tricks that can have a huge impact on your music. for me your channel is indispensable in my music education and for that i thank you.

@toniromero6960 Год назад

Woow! Congrats Oscar! The best production videos ever! Easy and so useful!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🤟🏼

@gy6026 Год назад

Thank you for breaking this down and diving in deep with the music theory!! I learned so much in this video

@OverClover Год назад

You are the best electronic music education channel on RU-vid. The way you break things down is so phenomenal, where others will jump right into high level terminology that I often struggle to grasp.

@martinklepsch Год назад

Super well done video, I've seen quite a few Fred again inspired vids and this still had some really interesting and new bits in it! Thanks for the work. 👏 Also the track breakdowns on Patreon sound really cool! 🤓

@lxrenzmusic Год назад

This is pure gold... again! Thank you Oscar.

@turboyerbo Месяц назад

Great stuff man. Such a pleasure to watch your analysis

@7einai Год назад

Cheers Oscar, you're a great teacher, really grateful you share your knowledge here.

@boomhousemusic9045 Год назад

Awesome lesson! Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend!

@robingawn1012 Год назад

Top quality content as usual! Thank you!

@guygln234 Год назад

Great introduction as always! Thank you so much!

@dannylonglegs69 Год назад

Great vid Oscar!! So helpful

@edytae.412 5 месяцев назад

This is the most valuable YT channel about music production that I’ve seen so far! Thanks a lot for sharing your incredible knowledge and passion 🎧😊

@MateoBlumer Год назад

this is the best tutorial video I've seen man thank you for sharing these details!!

@djragnar407 Год назад

Oscar, also jumping in here to share my gratitude for you. Your material and lessons are always increíble, and we all very much appreciate your thoroughness, attention to detail, and love for the music. You are the best production teacher out there. Keep it up.

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

Much love 🙏🏻😊

@stuartleighton Год назад

I've learnt a lot from this tutorial. Brilliant, thanks. Just getting back to working on my tune after a trip back to UK and Poland and being affected by Covid and then the flu for a month, which rendered me very unproductive. This really gives me some ideas, especially the filtering and vocal part for my new tune. Awesome!

@zimanoir Год назад

Boy when I hear that guy explaining music I’m melting away to a world full of composing and satisfaction from what I get and what learned)

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

🥰

@fancyspectacles Год назад

Your videos hit different, really appreciate you sharing the knowledge 🙏🔥

@drax93333 Год назад

Bro your videos are gold. You teach me a lot every time. Big thanks

@spliffen316 Год назад

Damn I’m early! Keep up the good work, randomly wanted to look more into Fred this morning and here you are! Thanks as always!

@alexanderfpv6655 Год назад

I love your content. You're a great teacher & crushing RU-vid. I'm taking notes as I grow my channel.

@fabianw2k Год назад

This is absolutely high level musical knowledge! I love it!!

@SuperRingoffire1 Год назад

Great food for thought Oscar ..thank you man 👌☮

@jorgebou9626 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing Oscar! You are great

@simple2657 Год назад

Great video, as always thank you for your creative insights!

@josepam0 Год назад

Thank you again and again and again Oscar!

@MattG1027 Год назад

Excellent as always!

@brendanbiles1 Год назад

you rock dude. thanks for making this video. it's all about vibe

@rafaelaragonDJ Год назад

The "dropstep" (I don't know either how to call it), can be very powerful. I like to skip the kick (alone or with other elements) on the first beat, it gives the feeling that the floor is suddenly falling (la terre se dérobe sous tes pieds)... It works even better on slower tempo ! Another alternative is to leave only the kick (and a shortened bass), and to bring everything back together on the next snare (3rd beat usually). Thanks again for the great content, and for the joy and enthusiasm you always share !

@shalinmahadevia5925 8 месяцев назад

Thank you man I appreciated this a lot, great work!

@valquireveljkovic Год назад

Impressively well done! Thanks

@ricksnowden2150 Год назад

Great vid Mr Underdog. Thank you

@soood3os Год назад

love your energy!

@OlehSobolev Год назад

Not a DJ but you and your videos saved my life. Thank you!

@Pw614 Год назад

amazing video as usually man!

@DJKibutz Год назад

Beyond learning things your videos are always pleasant to watch 👍. Hello from France ^^

@ojosmuyybonitoss Год назад

thank you for this! this is really helpful in all of the ambits

@miikeee Год назад

This is just amazing!!! thank you!!!!!

@iambadd Год назад

That explanation about the sound quality being related to the vibe was so eye opening! I love more industrial type of heavily distorted techno / breaks, but if I grabbed one of the kicks or snares from them I would definitely think they sound bad, but only because it's in isolation

@ceetronic Год назад

Thanks for such a great breakdown video.

@thidominado Год назад

Oscar The Great🔥🔥🔥 my team and I on a mission to introduce melodic techno in South Africa but with slow tempo ranging from 110-114bpm.. as South Africans have slow, rhythimic taste in music..🤣 its always and honour watching your videos.. God bless your channel to grow bigger and bigger🤜🏿

@AlexRome Год назад

i love your video style. So simple.

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

🙌 duuuude you’re a legend 😁❤️

@minimalmayhem Год назад

love your lessons!

@johnsfavorites Год назад

Awesome video, as always!

@ZetaCarinae Год назад

So many nice tips in this one, thanks!

@philippeforest8347 Год назад

Great explanation, thanks!

@emmysan93 Год назад

I love videos that go into the psychology behind music like this.

@tomaszdelmaczynski8404 Год назад

Man, I love your stuff, I've learned so much from you, now I'm playing live my stuff!!

@MikeGrahamDSM Год назад

Great content as always ❤💕

@nicolasvolcker7221 Год назад

Thanks so much for your videos!

@benlewis6453 5 дней назад

Another lovely video, thanks

@joshwhidborne1401 Год назад

Thank's for doing this. For someone who is falling deeply in love with uk house this just makes me want to learn to produce even more ❤ thanks again

@banger2800 Год назад

the remake is SO on point, thanks for sharing!

@jsonchicas Год назад

Thanks a lot for this content Oscar :D

@rodus1977 Год назад

i listen to your casts because i know youre all about music, and thats the source. thanks for all the knowledge shared.., i just re-started after 2o years of non-. lots to learn. impulse tracker has gone a long way :D

@Artes.Antorcha Год назад

fkn amaiziiiingg oscar! its too juicy!! thanks for all thaaat knowledgeeee!! from buenos aires with love! ♥

@g.o.9513 Год назад

love the lack of harsh sibilance in the instructors voice. thanks

@robertbardsley6054 Год назад

Awesome video thanks!

@RSchittko Год назад

Awesome video, thank you!

@icncpt Год назад

Amazing tips as always!

@rubemkleinjunior237 Год назад

great lesson... loving to learn

@hiram_live Год назад

Wonderful explantation! 😀

@Q-T3K Год назад

Outstanding tutorial as always Oscar! I recently completed your beginner's course and cant' speak highly enough of it. I really hope you make a melodic house or tough tech house course next!

@OscarUnderdog Год назад

I recently published a melodic house course! :D you're in luck!

@vvortex2931 Год назад

Nice dissection, thanks a ton!

@BB-qe1fc 9 месяцев назад

This is solid. Thanks.

@davemasalov6979 Год назад

Great content. Thanks for the tips!

@sauce25 Год назад

Great breakdown of his methodology, thank you!

@emirs5312 Год назад

This is great. Thanks

@christhornham Год назад

Great video. Thank you.

@tombeasley Год назад

Fantastic video thank you!

@joshkeating7825 Год назад

Heck yah, dude. Great energy, great info! :)

@ASHCREATOR Год назад

Great job, thank you ❤

@stevie-jones-music Год назад

Quality as always 💎

@user-md8yn6sn5c Год назад

Thank you!

@harrywitz.mp4 Год назад

i’ve watched liken 4 hours of how to make your music sound like fred again but ima be real i don’t even make music idk these are so entertaining it’s cool seeing what’s going on in these songs i love thanks for this!😊

@djkosmo8785 9 месяцев назад

appreciate the explanations! ❤🙏

@cookieintune Год назад

Really interesting stuff , definitely will rewatch

@blasalvice Год назад

Dang I love your teachings so much

@screamingswifts Год назад

Thank you thank you THANK YOU for these videos. Very insightful, especially for people like me who's been doing rock/indie but want to get an insight in other musical realms. And they all do connect in the human elements. Love Fred Again.., that third album is so »human«, melancholy and exigent. It breathes an intimacy and urgency of life.

@Automagi Год назад

Great video! Very much appreciated.

@electricdawn2258 Год назад

Very good practical tips with the occasional theory mixed in for spice. Thank you very much!

@renatt Год назад

Great video, thanks!

@olegnikitashin3525 Год назад

really cool video! thanks a lot for explaining!

@ohpal Год назад

I agree with your point about low quality vs. high quality being just "a vibe". Some of my favorite songs I've ever made or worked on had some of the elements or even the main element (melody or lead vocal) start off from a low quality place and then processed to be beautiful, or sometimes even just pasted into the track candid as a sample or element and its just a reminder that not every work of art has to be this big bold and brash piece. Sometimes things can be simple, rough around the edges, and still be pretty and beautiful.