I would like to add the power of Timeless Music. When a music piece is timeless, it transcends space and time, it cuts the fabric, and that is the power in it , its got other dimensional forces to it that we cannot currently understand or comprehend or quantify. Elements that 99% of music doesn’t have.
It’s so fascinating to think of what can be achieved just by layering sounds on top of each other, and to realize that every song you hear and love was once just an idea in someone’s head.
@@Inc.Sound22 I never learned how to read or write music and I have no clue on how to identify notes or chords by sound alone, but I’ve produced about 30 DnB tracks, same amount of hip hop beats (that never went anywhere, they’re just pipe dream songs) back when Reason first got released. I stopped around 2008 and have just started to get back into it with GarageBand and I try to remake 80s songs. I’ve gotten a lot better than back in the Reason era. I’m gonna try making W.I.L. now that I’ve watched your video and have an understanding of the song’s anatomy. Thanks for the inspiration!
I am not a keyboard player and I know music approximately, my videos are made to make it clear that anyone can play what they love and the fact that I have inspired you to start over is an immense joy for me!
@@Inc.Sound22 More like dedicated hard work. You got to find the right sounds in countless vsts, then the tempo, the chords, then practice every bits seperated to be able to do a live loop . Add that the time it takes to tape it, do the montage, etc... that is full Dumbledore there
dude... music and music tools has developed so much, that one bloke can easily recreate what some studios, back in the days were producing, with hard work the music that was lasting a lifetime.
this song and believe by cher…i was born in 92’ so these two songs hit my soul..makes me sad, nostalgic just about life and how when we are kids we really don’t know anything about life…
The Lead put such a huge smile on my face! This tune in the early 90s was probably my memorable dance track! And then later it was artists like Enigma and Deep Forest!
:30 - YES! This sound just gave me goosebumps. I remember when this song/movie came out. Good stuff. If you get to this point, and then the next bass point, and your head does not move side to side like Steve and Doug in their work van... you just are not feeling it. lol
Firstly, as a keyboardist with 37 years of experience who plays by ear, well done-these are all great. What I really want to thank you for is you are doing something that others in the same RU-vid niche do not. You’re kindly providing a list of all the sound names and associated programs and beat names that you have used for viewers. This makes you stand out from the rest. So, thank you, as I really appreciate it, as do plenty of others I am sure. Thank you; you have gained one new premium paying subscriber, so I hope that means you earn a higher slice revenue share for me watching all your videos. 👍🏻
Hi, reading this comment of yours moved me. I've loved synthesizers since I was a child and today you can get those sounds that in the 80s were unattainable except with very expensive instruments. My channel is not monetized but only aims to give an incentive to anyone to try. I am a guitarist and not a keyboard player but with a little study you can do anything.Unfortunately, making these videos is a long process and I only manage to make them. Every day I receive messages and I found myself with a much loved channel and this makes me really happy. Thanks again for your words, they are an incentive to continue working on the channel!The next video I'm making is the one of the last short!
You have no idea how many people's lives you affect and brighten with your talent. 👍🏻 I hope you realize you have clairaudience💯 I am pretty sure you can name any song you have heard before from any location within that song. You only need to hear 1 second or less and it could even be a beat of a drum or slight guitar string nuance. You also sometimes hear a high pitch frequency in your ears. This is not tinnitus or blood pressure. You are more gifted than I think you realise.. keep looking out for them 11:11 2:22 3:33 numbers on your phone 😜
I like your little tap on tap off technique when adding the snare to help keep time. I’m a drummer and hit my leg with the sticks sometimes when I need a perfect gap in my drumming. I don’t really need to do it anymore but it’s kind of an old habit I can’t break.
It looks like the Video and the Audio were put together because when saving the First Part to button one he presses a key that isn‘t heared before he pushes the save button. Besides that: awesome work!! I love that!!
Awesome! I was able to repeat note by note all instrument parts in Ableton Live 9 Suite. Very beautiful arrangement! I have never done music, but thanks to your video, I was able to repeat.
Instant subscribe for this!!! 🙌🏼 I know nothing about music arrangement and layering but it sounds perfect & is uber cool to see how complex layers work in electronic music, its definitely a talent.
