@@kurtcleary6794 I make these videos for artists who have something to communicate, as you say, but are struggling to express it. My goal is to analyze the music theory and production behind the artists I recreate to make their “sound” more accessible. That way, people who are like Radiohead and have something to communicate are better equipped to do so. And it’s true that, on their own, sound/production style/theory are superficial. I make my own song in these videos to have a little bit of fun and show an example of applying all the theory discussed so it doesn’t come across like a boring university lecture. And yeah, I usually whip up the songs in an afternoon or so, and put most of my artistic & creative energy into making my own music and producing for other artists, which is my full-time job. So, sorry that I didn’t live up to the standard of one of the greatest albums of all time on a 20-minute educational video lol

thanks so much, super glad to hear it :)

thank you so much, super glad to hear it!

yeah i definitely hear that!! it’s a bit tough to sound like thom yorke when I…sound nothing like thom yorke lol

ahh thank you, that sounds like an amazing gig haha!! what’s your favourite radiohead song to play?

@@lucasfourniermusic So many! How To Disappear Completely and Weird Fishes/Arpeggi are definitely up there!

i take that as a huge compliment haha!

super glad to hear that!! always trying to make the content I wish I had when I was starting out :)

thanks so much!

thank you, super glad to hear that! I definitely want to do more Radiohead vids in the future, and it's true, each album deserves its own

glad to hear, hope it serves you well!

tbh i thought i did at least a little bit until i ran it through AI Thom then i was like oh…😂

thanks so much! yeah i started off trying to do a thom yorke impersonation but i felt like it cheapened it a lot, just decided to do it in my own voice instead!

haha thanks so much!

UPDATE: I was already subbed lol. Must’ve seen another video of yours that I dug during the last few years… bit of a blur. Happy to report currently 5+ months sober from alcohol ✌🏼take care bro

haha thanks so much! and congrats man, super glad to hear that :)

super glad you like it! thanks so much for being a part of this video, couldn’t have done it without you!

thank you!

haha the valley is my home

super glad to hear! is your username a montreal reference by any chance?

@@lucasfourniermusic lol yeah, im one of rish’s friends 😅

thanks so much!

danke, danke!

thank you! Lizzie's actually releasing this song on September 13th if you wanna check it out!

I am also here because of a bryan adams cover 😂

@@reevestimpson 😭 Universal music group put a strike in my channel and removed the cover too!! We have to be careful before covering Songs owned by Universal music group 🤟

@@SAZIZMUSIC yeah that’s a good point. I’m doing about a cover a week and I might just look into getting a license for each one just to be safe

@@ronjie to the best of my knowledge… 1) changing the guitar solo should be fine; 2) I believe translations qualify as a “derivative work”, so if you want to release that commercially in the US you’ll need to contact the copyright holder; 3) This one’s so interesting and I wanted to include it in the video but didn’t have space. Weird Al style parodies that use the melody to make an entirely different song are derivative works and NOT cover songs. BUT there’s an exception in copyright law for “commentary and critique”. So parodies that solely make fun of the original lyrics or music videos don’t infringe the copyright. Do you remember The Key of Awesome? Huge parody channel back in the day, but they could only make parodies that poked fun at the original music videos because of this.

thanks so much! my answer might not be satisfying haha but honestly I just wing it. I *usually* double-track every layer and pan one right one left, but it's a lot more random in terms of how far I pan them each side. I recommend just listening to the song's arrangement and asking yourself whether you want the vocals to sound wide or narrow, then pan accordingly!