Why music producers need the PS1 reverb in 2023 

@@nycugz well that’s a win then haha glad it ticks both boxes for you! Thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Made it into my suggested because of gaming, I know nothing about making music. Really interesting video though.

@@exeterman2 hmmmm that is very interesting, thanks for letting me know, that’s very useful information!

yep getting both with me!

@@pxddy_ both is still a winner for sure, thanks for the comment dude💪

I love this comment. I couldn’t agree more, i was literally thinking about this topic recently. It’s fascinating that new technology becomes interesting when released because it’s cutting edge. Then it fades and loses all relevance, then the fascination builds up again but this time in the context of intrigue. Like intrigued how something can be so primitive and “bad” quality. It becomes an aesthetic fascination. I could talk about this all day honestly haha thanks for comment my friend, this was incredibly engaging for me!

It’s a weird misconception with old cameras tho. Many professionals still use old film cameras and the quality is amazing. They do have a different color to it which is why people like it I guess

"Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature. CD distortion, the jitteriness of digital video, the crap sound of 8-bit - all of these will be cherished and emulated as soon as they can be avoided. It’s the sound of failure: so much modern art is the sound of things going out of control, of a medium pushing to its limits and breaking apart. The distorted guitar sound is the sound of something too loud for the medium supposed to carry it. The blues singer with the cracked voice is the sound of an emotional cry too powerful for the throat that releases it. The excitement of grainy film, of bleached-out black and white, is the excitement of witnessing events too momentous for the medium assigned to record them." Brian Eno, A Year With Swollen Appendices

It's known as Amara's Law 👌🏼

People been doing this for decades

Dude that is scary, 15 minutes ago I remembered about contacting you, had been meaning to do it haha thanks for making something so sick! I’ll shoot over and message you on Instagram now 💪

i lov ur music

Thanks for these!

Hi! I wonder how you made these? I’ve captured some IR:s with music2000 game and a very short drum sound. But did you go all the way and imported sine sweeps from cd?😮

Sounds silly good and original

This is the most insane comment I’ve got on this channel yet, I cannot get over this😂😂😂😂 thanks a lot!

Wow

Nice looking forward to any project you put out, Mr. Erb.

mr erb???????

@@jimmyseit934 I assume that's what his name is, I've never seen him before

Couldnt agree more dude, I think Wipeout was the first ps1 game I ever played and hearing the soundtrack impacted me massively. Even hearing it now hits me hard😂 thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Tony Hawk Pro skater 2 bro

the spyro trilogy really speaks for it

Thank you dude, i think youre the first person to say I care about my audience, im almost getting emotional reading this😂 ive been trying so hard to be as helpful as possible to everybody even if they arent an ableton user like myself so this means a lot! Thank you so much my friend and welcome to the channel✌️

It's still up for $7 I just tried to get it. Any chance you can fix it?

@@Fleatsia OK SO I’ve just been on a second time and think that’s it properly fixed now, thanks for this comment honestly, I’m so stressed by the whole thing. I don’t think I’ll be using bandcamp again to host a pack, actual nightmare. Let me know if it’s all good, thank you so much💪

This is exactly how my brain works and now I've exactly found my finger hitting the subscribe button right after I send this comment. Thank you for great quality, would love to collab at some point!

Also, didn't mean to respond on this comment thread. Haha.

As a music producer and a gamer, you got the right target audience when it comes to me

I totally feel you my friend, I wish I didn’t have to do that and could just talk to the camera but in the current online ecosystem where most people have zero patience it’s a must. That tik tok attitude is poisoning peoples brains. If I don’t do the cuts my retention time in the videos will drop way down. It’s a necessary evil that I would be happier to live without but in exchange the videos would be less successful. Thanks for the comment, I hope you understand!

@@drewgrit_ have you tried adding Subway Surfers gameplay in the corner? I don't know man, if you want to chase analytics at the expense of the quality of your content I guess that's your prerogative, but if that's the case wouldn't it be easier to just ditch the music production stuff and make Elsa Spiderman Slime Mukbang or something? But you seem passionate about music production so I'd think it would be worth it to try to make that the best it can be rather than let the numbers tell you what to do... 🤷

@@theharvardyard2356 ???

@@theharvardyard2356 the zoom-ins don’t affect the quality aside from being slightly annoying to some, if it annoys you this much i suggest making your own videos to your standards instead of judging other’s decisions

@@edwardbutler9840 I'm only "judging others decisions" as far as he already judged himself. Did you read his above reply? I'm responding to that directly, he admits he's actively and purposefully pandering to something he admits is destructive, i.e. lack of attentiveness caused by modern social media addiction. How am I the one applying judgment when it's already acknowledged?

Absolutely love that dude, I was trying to both show some interesting Impulse Responses and go into what that even means without it feeling like a school lesson or something. And without calling the video “Why Impulse Responses are cool?” Because no one would care about that video😂😂 thanks for the comment!

Very true, some jungle pads would be a perfect match for these reverbs, definitely worth exploring. Vocal samples is a good idea too, ill be trying that myself now that you mentioned it haha cheers Trevor!

That’s exactly how I’m using these PSX reverbs as well!

Video so nice you commented twice😂😂 but in a seriousness im so happy you enjoyed it dude. Sharing information and techniques with each other is what the producer community is all about! Welcome to the channel and thanks for the comments my freind✌️

That’s incredible to hear dude! I love recommending new stuff to people, so glad you enjoyed it, more coming soon that you’ll hopefully enjoy too💪 welcome to the Channel!

Hahaha glad you enjoyed it bro, you better make some sick beats with impulse responses now, you have to put this stuff to good use asap😤

Thank you bro glad you enjoyed it and I love making connections from producers back home haha where you from mate?

@@drewgrit_ Aw here I wouldn’t call myself a musician in any form, I just play bass guitar and listen to an awful lot of music - I’m from Newtownabbey myself

@@icarus4256 haha fair enough bro, I don’t play any instruments so you’re beating me😂😂 and ahhh right ok, I’m Bangor so not too far, pleasure connecting with you mate

Thank you so much dude that’s an incredible compliment. I spent so much time trying to make the videos as effective structured as possible with only including the essential parts so I’m glad people like yourself recognise that! And funny you say that about growing, I’ve been blessed with 5k subs more thanks to this video, so happy I could cry and it’s thanks to good people like yourself haha welcome to the channel my friend💪

Hey Dylan thank you so much! These type of comments make all that effort worth it. I really do care about my audience, I even try reply to all my comments😂 so acknowledgement like this feels great. I really appreciate it my friend💪

Thats sick dude, hes a genius for coming up with this PS1 idea as well as what he does in his own music! Also from chatting to him on instagram after posting this video, it turns out hes a super nice guy too, hes the full package😂😂 thanks for the comment my friend!

Thanks very much alphie, that’s been my aim. All that WOW HEY CRAZY stuff is such bs, you can definitely be entertaining and engaging without turning into a complete cartoon character😂😂 glad it’s connecting with people the way I hoped it would, comments like this are super reassuring so thanks again✌️

Hahaha thats an awesome compliment man, thanks for much, welcome to the channel my friend💪

This is such a nice comment, thank you so much my friend! This video changed my life so to hear it’s changed yours even slightly is amazing. You’ve properly made my day with this comment! I owe you one man💪

@@drewgrit_ Thank you so much man! You're a nice guy. I'm subscribed, by the way! 💪

Awesome man, feels great to have good people as subscribers! Welcome to the channel dude✌️

Nostalgia is hard to beat, the reverbs could be awful but because of nostalgia we would still love them haha thankfully they are pretty good! Feel free to send anything you make with the pack mate✌️

That’s amazing dude, my analogy was intended to be loose and jokey but to get more development on it and make it more legit is sick! I hope people see this comment and get it to understand it even better. Thank you very much for the info my friend✌️

Gaussian blur aint really a technique it's just a fancy word for blurry. The prism aberration is more of the effect and technique here

@@WHITEDIRTV Gaussian blur uses a specific kernel distribution to achieve a particular type of blur. It's not just an average blur. (Specifically, a gaussian distribution.)

Sorry if I wasn't clear, but my main point was that the mathematics involved in the two processes have a lot of similarities, except blur is in two dimensions. It's year 1 signal processing.

As a video guy this really helps :D

Nostalgia is the most powerful force known to mankind haha there’s no other feeling like it and you’re right these reverbs definitely have it💪 thanks for the comment my friend!

Hahaha we should stop using the word old and use the word vintage instead, sounds better😂 you are vintage my friend and an absolute legend for the comment too! I owe you one💪

Thank you so much dude that is very nice to say. Ill take it on behalf of myself and Shirobon to say we really appreciate it! Welcome to the channel my friend💪

That’s sick dude I love that, you’ll definitely have some nostalgic fun messing around with these reverbs then! Free free to send me links to music you make with it, im always keen to hear stuff💪

@@drewgrit_ Thanks very much, will do 😁

@@ChrisLodyMusic awesome looking forward to it man✌️

Wow dude you’ve blown me away, that’s actually fascinating to find out. My analogy was intended to be just a funny visual aid and be taken with a pinch of salt so this is incredible to hear haha thanks for the comment my friend!

And if you do convolution enough many times you will get a deep learning network that can distinguish between cats and dogs. Jokes aside, convolution is quite a fundamental building block of deep learning.

@@oscarfriberg7661 Gosh that means we must turn into Einstein once its raining like cats & dogs!

Hahaha “absolute unit of a tip” is my favourite way this video has been described so far😂 I tried my best to do exactly that so I’m glad you enjoyed! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

That sounds like an incredible tip, what a crazy idea haha thank you mark! I’ll definitely be trying that asap, I’m super curious to hear it in action myself. And oh yea for sure the photo editing analogy is loose haha it was to be taken with a pinch of salt and just act as a decent visual aid to hopefully connect the dots and help people understand impulse responses if the audio examples hadn’t already made it click! Love the mask analogy, thanks for contributing it to the conversation💪

@@drewgrit_ You're very welcome! in my messing around, I've found it necessary to fade out the song clip when it's being used as the IR, as well as some EQ on the wet signal, to keep it from getting too muddy. Another idea just came to me to use PaulStretch to freeze a moment of the song, bounce it out, use it as the IR, then filter it with the pitched percussion technique as a way to give a bit of color and space to certain moments while still being glued in. (If you haven't heard of PaulStetch yet, please check it out!!)

@@drewgrit_ The most straight forward way of thinking about it is thinking about it in the time domain. An impulse response is basically how each sample of audio would play out in the room in which the IR was recorded. A single sample, that is 1/44100 of a second of 44.1 khz sample rate file, can be though of as an impulse and the response is how the room "responds" to that impulse. Hence the name "impulse response". That response is then dragged along the signal where each single sample in the signal is multiplied with each single sample of the IR, after which all these new responses are summed, while keeping their relative position in the signal. From a software perspective this is wildly inefficient, so we transform both the signal and the IR into the frequency domain (like what you'd see in an analyzer) using the famous FFT algorithm and then multiply them. This takes advantage of the mathematical fact that convolution in the time domain is the same as multiplication in the frequency domain and vice versa. After the multiplication we take the inverse FFT to transform it back to the time domain, after which the effect is done. I worked at Audio Ease as an intern, the company that made the first realtime convolution reverb ever, AltiVerb. I wrote some realtime ambisonics convolution engines with head tracking from scratch there that made it sound as if sounds were playing in a room, while they were only played on the headphones.

What a gorgeous explanation for IRs

@@WouterStudioHD do you have any resources you can recommend for someone with zero experience programming audio software? I wouldn't even know where to begin, but it's always been a backburner aspiration of mine to write my own vsts.

Thank you mate, someone had to talk about it I guess😂 it is sort of funny it actually came from a music production person, I hadnt even really thought of that haha glad people are enjoying it either way!

Ooooo very interesting dude, that sounds awesome! Im feeling a bit jealous right now haha and no problem! Welcome to the channel and thanks for the comment my friend✌️

No problem at all dude, glad you enjoyed it! If you make something with the PS1 impulse responses it would be cool to hear! Feel free to link me music in instagram DMs anytime. I love hearing new stuff✌️ welcome to the channel and thanks for the comment my friend💪

That’s sick dude, maybe I’ve hit a RU-vid algorithm sweet spot where if a viewer likes 2 topics then it really pushes the content, that could be it! Either way thanks for checking it out my friend, I really appreciate it✌️

this does appear to be very much the case - congrats and bravo

Amazing dude, glad you enjoyed it and hopefully a lot more fun to be had playing with the reverbs yourself. Link me tunes you made with it if you want! Would be cool to hear✌️

@@drewgrit_ I need to learn convolution, that's the way to exploit my mic on his full potential. It would be top to have a measurement one but who cares? It's just about context and I like crapyness. I'm on my way linking stuff 😜

@@vicopujia crappyness has the best character dude! You’re right, embrace it 100% haha enjoy dude✌️

Very true! Final fantasy has inspired a lot of stuff. I’ve also noticed a lot of sfx used from smash bros and even old sonic games. I hear them in songs quite a bit. It’s so interesting haha thanks for the comment my friend💪

Thank you dude, I also hate videos that have some much bs either side of the actual point of the video so I keep that in mind anytime im making a video haha thanks for letting me know im getting the balance right and welcome to the channel my friend💪

That’s very kind my friend, simplicity with a good vibe is exactly what I’m aiming for so if you’re seeing it like that then I’m happy for sure😂 thanks!

No prob at all dude, funny thing is I had this video idea two years ago when it came out but I’m glad I waited til a point that could make and edit a good video. Shirobon deserves his work to be shown off in the best light haha thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Totally agree dude! I was actually thinking about this topic like last week. I was thinking about how certain drum machine sounds back in the 80s would sound “bad” if musicians only started using them in songs for the first time ever in 2024. Except in reality they are amazing haha context is a really weird grey area that fascinates me😂 thanks for the comment my friend!

Hahaha no handsomeness hesitation, love that. Welcome to the channel my friend!

That’s amazing to hear you feel inspired to continue the album after this! Please link me it when you’re done💪 I would love to hear it! welcome to the channel and thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Thanks very much for the kind words dude, trying my best to bring good video concepts with good presentation! Glad you enjoyed✌️

A lot of things appear daunting until you try them dude! And thankfully we live in a time where there are loads of full step by step tutorials/courses for free on youtube to show you where to begin. Give it a try some day dude, you might end up loving it✌️ also I fully agree, ps1 era has a certain sound that I love too, the soundtrack for Wipeout still sounds amazing haha thanks for the comment my friend!

So what You waiting for dude? For a miracle that will push You to start doing something? Just do

That was exactly what I was like, I came across the pack and thought "oh this might be interesting", then clicked the examples and went "OH this is INTERESTING" 😂😂😂 glad we are on the same page my friend, thanks for the comment💪

Agreed dude, its fascinating to me! The cycles of musical interest is so hard to predict and its funny you mention about Trance. Ive thought about that a lot too, I had a couple friends in 2016 who were CONVINCED that it was going to make a massive comeback that summer. For one reason or another it just seems like the stars havent aligned yet but they are bound to eventually. Heres to hoping anyway😂 thanks for the comment my friend✌️

because that is already happening and you are missing it, probably. Porter Robinson ghost voices (and Angel voices) might count, right? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HPc8QMycGno.html

Because trance sucks! The vast majority of people didn’t like it even at its most popular lmao

@@bFix I specified "90s and 2000s era trance music." That's definitely not either, but I won't deny its trance influences. That would probably be called "trance" these days anyway, which I'm not arguing against. I'm just surprised everyone (on the internet) is wanking themselves off to corny atmospheric dnb while no such revival has been seen for trance. Tyler says "nobody liked it," but it was the poster child of "electronic/techno music" in the 2000s and if you count related styles like "EuroDance" or "Hands Up," and by extension "nightcore" to a degree, then trance easily dominated the charts and even pop culture way more than DnB ever dreamt of doing. Plus, many early trance tracks were "atmospheric" in their own way.

I think that’s the beauty of it, nobody who played with that back in the day ever would have thought it could be a music production tool nearly 30 years since the PS1 came out. It’s sort of bizarre but here we are😂 thanks for the comment my friend!

Play Station ones are the best device (sonically speaking) to play cds on for fidelity etc

If anyone could make good use of this reverb is you bro, fits your aesthetic perfectly😂 cheers for the comment!

Thank you very much dude thats very kind of you to say! Welcome to the channel my friend✌️

Haha that’s cool dude, glad you enjoyed even if you don’t make music! Maybe it’s time to give it a try💪

I was speaking to shirobon yesterday and he actually plans on making a video himself on he captured the reverbs so you might actually get what you’re looking for very soon my friend! Even I’m looking forward to it haha

@@drewgrit_ Awesome. Thanks Drew. I'm really looking forward to that.

@@djGreenALERT no prob at all dude! It’s going to be interesting for sure✌️

Wow this is an incredible compliment, thank you so much Billy. Im brimming with coinfidence after this! Welcome to the channel my friend, its great to have you here✌️

I wish I could say I knew how to use after effects but I fully believe you’re right anyway haha I’m confident after effects could make a better analogy for sure! My photo editing software one was loose and to be taken with a pinch of salt😂 Link me an example if you can, would love to see my friend✌️

I thought a vocoder would be a good analogy.

Yooo I love that dude, thats so sick that you and your homie were vibing with the vid at the same time haha also cool to hear youre getting good results from using the reverb with synths. Feel free to link me any tunes you make with it, my IG dm's are always open! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

Agreed dude, he’s a sick producer and from talking to him online after this video it turns out he’s a really nice guy too. Proper legend😂 thanks for the comment my friend✌️

That’s cool too, i do agree that it can be amazing, any spaces in particular that you’ve found are great to use? Would love to know, thanks for the comment my friend✌️

I actually did forget about researching if Reaper had one, now we know! Thanks for the info my friend

Very easy with ReaVerb, such a great DAW.

Agreed dude, they are all great recommendations! I would trade my arm for a real roland space echo haha hopefully I can afford one someday😂 thanks for the comment my friend!

Much appreciated man! I’ve got more passion than skill or talent tbh but I’m happy enough with that😂 thanks for the comment my friend💪

@@drewgrit_ Passion is the secret... the most passionate people are the most successful!

I guess that’s a very good point bro, i appreciate the motivation for real, hit me up anytime🙏

Wow thank you so much my friend, that’s an awesome compliment! You’ve made my day haha I owe you one my friend💪

There is a website that is a library of samples from old games and stuff. I haven’t used it yet but friends have recommended it before. Type into Google “the sounds resource PlayStation” and you’ll see the website, it’s green and retro looking. Hope that helps my friend💪

Glad you agree dude, they are really cool to have like! And I’m not familiar with Cool Edit Pro, you’re recommending something new to me too😂 I’ll do a bit of investigating, thanks for the comment my friend!

haha my dad raised me on Cool Edit Pro, it took his windows 7 pc dying to move to a modern DAW.. he still complains about this same thing to this day

hahahah so true dude, youre 100% right with that😂 shoutout the annoying water levels in every game ever lol thanks for the comment my friend✌

No problem at all dude its my pleasure! Sharing information among the music producer community is what its all about💪 and more techniques youll hopefully benefit from coming soon my friend, thanks for the comment!

Awesome dude, I’m sure you’ll have some fun with this then. Feel free to send me anything you make with the reverbs, would be cool to hear💪

This comment😂😂😂😂😂 well done my friend, that will be hard to beat, absolutely hilarious, you’ve made my day hahaha

@@drewgrit_ I’ll be waiting 😂 great video my man, will be downloading these verbs to satisfy my inner 90s kid - so nostalgic!

Thanks man, glad you enjoyed it! The nostalgia from something like this really is satisfying haha love a bit of retro gaming like gameboys etc. Feel free to send me anything you make with the verbs✌️

@@drewgrit_ me too, still got all my old PS1 games & Gameboy colors! Nothing beats that ps1 startup sound tho 😮‍💨

@@SPRNG that’s so sick dude, super jealous you still have it all, and true the start up sound is iconic haha

He does it on Star Ocean and Valkyrie Profile too. He really likes his PS1 reverb

Oooo that is fascinating, I didnt know this but I love it as an example. Really interesting additional info, I hope other people going through the comments see this. Thanks for dropping this gem on us my friend😂💪

Sakuraba’s the man. Side note but if you’re into his albums check out his solo projects. They’re all prog rock and sound epic

Thats incredible dude, youre my inspiration haha but in all seriousness with all that experience in convolution reverb (especially in experimental IR's) do you have any tips or words of wisdom? Would be sick to hear because myself and other people looking through the comments could massively benefit from that! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

This might be my favourite comment so far, so simple but so encouraging haha big thanks to you my friend, I’ll remember this one. It genuinely made me laugh out loud😂

Yea it’s pretty cool to know people can include an instrument in their productions that sits in my living room and that they have never seen it in person. That’s awesome if you ask me😂 thanks for the comment my friend!

I couldn’t agree with this more! I couldn’t care less about accurate impulse responses of big church’s and stuff😂 the power of IR’s come from the experimental stuff that makes it interesting! Like 100% a red bull can is more interesting than some cathedral haha experimental is the goldmine✌️ thanks for the comment my friend

@@drewgrit_ make a really tight chord with any instrument (and make sure it's really really short) and slap it in a convolution reverb on top of a dubstep bass. A few tweaks later and you've transformed into Chime.

Can even use them as a tonal resonator of sorts, the sky is the limit with these things. It's so awesome I don't even have to make something I know how to use in a track, just having fun making sounds with it already makes it worth my time. That's the mark of my favorite kind of plugin or even sample pack, how creative can I get with it? Harmor was my jam back in the days on pirated FL, just bought it again the other day and I've been having so much fun ever since, even getting some amazing and unique sounds out of it along the way.

Very true, that’d be cool for sure my friend💪

Very interesting, I’ll have to have a look into that too, thanks very much for the recommendation my friend, I owe you one!

Yessss this is what I want to hear haha welcome to the channel and thanks for letting me know my friend✌️

Thanks broski I really appreciate that! Im glad you enjoyed the video, more coming soon💪

I did have melda convolution in my notes but fog convolver is new info to me, I’ll have to look into that, thanks dude!

The navigation of folders is actually really nice in MConvolutionEZ (e.g. arrow keys for next file, folder paths in the plugin itself). I use it to open my IRs of guitar cabs. :)

@@RanDieBam that’s interesting, thanks for the extra info dude, also I’ve been meaning to collect some good guitar cab IR’s myself, any good recommendations?

And for the record there are also techniques used like Vocoding one synth with a supersaw, resonators, polyphonic pitch correction like Pitchmap and reTune.

I haven’t heard of colour bass actually that sounds really interesting, I have to do some investigating. Thanks for the recommendation my friend✌️

This is also super interesting, you’re full of sick recommendations dude, thank you so much, I owe you one😂

Thank you so much dude, youre too kind! Hopefully youll enjoy the future videos too, I just have to work out what they are now😂 Thanks for the comment my friend!

Thank you my friend, glad you enjoy the humour😂

No problem at all dude! That was my hope with this video. Exchanging techniques with each other is what the music producer community is all about💪 thanks for the comment my friend

Love that dude, im sure youve been hit with heavy dose of nostalgia hearing them again haha so sick like, Shirobon is a genius for coming up with the idea of using them for music! Thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Oooooo interesting, im glad you love it so ill let you away with it as long as you swap over to the other channel to subscribe, not this one😂😂 but in all seriousness thank you for the comment my friend, welcome to the channel💪

Double win! Haha great to hear my friend, have fun with the reverb💪

Ah man thank you, the blessing feels like it’s on me right now with how many people are appreciating this video. I couldn’t have imagined this in my wildest dreams, thank you for being a part of it for real, I owe you one✌️

Hey alex, youre not the target audience I was aiming for but you are more than welcome! Im super glad to hear you enjoyed it dude💪

Hahaha love that dude, I was exactly the same at uni. Popping balloons in the stairwell when the campus was quiet enough😂 good times indeed! Also welcome to the handsome producer club, it’s good to have you! Thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Ah dude you have no idea how happy this comment makes me feel, I tried so hard to keep this video concise and effective with as much important information as possible so its sick to see you notice that effort! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

Yo yooooo I love that mate, me too. I’m from Bangor, where abouts are you?? I love connecting with producers back home through this RU-vid stuff, it’s such a buzz hahaha like bumping into someone you know while away on holiday or something😂😂

Yo yooooo I love that mate, me too. I’m from Bangor, where abouts are you?? I love connecting with producers back home through this RU-vid stuff, it’s such a buzz hahaha like bumping into someone you know while away on holiday or something😂😂

@Drew Grit haha dude thats crazy, great way to describe the feeling, im from donaghadee believe it or not!!

That was the exact same scenario I was in, I seen it and asked myself “where have you been all my life?”😂😂 glad you enjoyed my friend, thanks for the comment!

Love that dude, I’m genuinely so happy youtube is showing my stuff to the right people! Welcome to the channel my friend, it’s great to have you✌️

1000% agreed dude, couldnt agree more tbh😂 context is an obvious thing but I feel like somehow it still gets overlooked a lot in music production circles, not quite sure how we have ended up there but we have. However its good to see theres people out there on the same wavelength! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

hahaha im a wannabe stand up comedian so holding the mic is my vibe😂 and awesome dude enjoy the packs! Feel free to link me anything you make with them, it would be sick to hear. Message me on Instagram anytime. Thanks for the comment my friend✌️

Thanks zach, I hate watching videos that take 2 minutes to get to the point so I tried my best to make it as concise as possible. Glad you enjoyed and welcome to the channel my friend✌️

haha thank you very much dude, thats a massive compliment and im glad you can be a part of it now! Welcome to the channel my friend✌️

Ah ok haha i didnt think anyone but music producers would find this interesting but that still cool to hear my friend💪

Haha no problem dude, im still learning things about ableton I didn’t know about every week. That’s the beauty of this music production stuff, you can’t complete it! There’s always more interesting stuff to unlock✌️ thanks for the comment my friend!

Shoutout the algorithm for getting it right haha welcome to the channel my friend and thanks for letting me know it’s working✌️

Thank you dude, as a viewer of music production content myself I know how frustrating it can be to watch a video that has great information but doesn’t get to the point fast enough. Streamlined is the way to go! Thanks for the comment my friend💪

@@drewgrit_ Thank You! Absolutely, getting straight to the point can be crucial for the success of any content, especially in today's fast-paced world where people have shorter attention spans. One example of this is in tutorial videos, where viewers are looking to learn something quickly and efficiently. If a video takes too long to get to the main point, the viewer may become disinterested and move on to a different source of information. Similarly, in music education, it's not enough to have a solid musical education to become a successful music teacher. One also needs to have knowledge in pedagogy and musical pedagogy, as well as strong communication skills to effectively teach students. It's all about combining musical expertise with teaching skills and clear communication to help students achieve their full potential. Also, i subbed. :)

@@RedButtonTV1 ah dude I actually couldn’t love this comment more! You fully GET IT. Some few select people don’t have the attention span issue so they have been struggling to understand my methods but they don’t realise how bad everyone else is for attention span😂😂 And OMG the teaching part spoke to my soul man haha I actually teach young people music production outside of this whole music RU-vid stuff and understanding them and music is such an important part. It’s a push and pull of skills and understanding and I absolutely love it. The people skills mixed with being asked random music questions which you have to answer in simple terms at any given moment, has made me a better producer and educator. I owe a lot to that process. It’s amazing to hear someone else understand that so well! You’ve made my day my friend, thanks again😂

@@drewgrit_ Oh, wow, that is nice to hear. Amazing work from your part! it is always nice to see people who are actually trying to make the change, not just earn from it. and it is true that a student becomes master and then master becomes a student again. Taking random questions is very valuable, as sometimes one gets asked questions that would never appear on their own to ones mind. The true smart is not in "knowing all the answers". true smart is "knowing how to find answers to given problems", to think it through, to ask, to research. and youtube type of social platform helps in it big time. Being able to listen to others as well and even to take criticism, is actually the only way to grow. we need mistakes and we need to be honest about it:) and growth never stops. I wish You all the best and "may the fire from your candle, turn the fire on many more candles"

damn dude this might be the most engaging conversation I have had with a fellow producer ever haha absolutely love it, I fully agree with what youre saying! If youre on instagram message me anytime, itd be sick to have more chats like this, hit me up✌️

Hahaha thanks man, some people love it, some people hate it but either way I have to use it😂 thanks for the comment my friend✌️ love the bender picture btw hahaha

Hahaha handsome producers can sense other handsome producers coming i guess😂 thanks for the comment my friend and welcome to the gang!