The A flat/B Flat is so odd, in my own simple little brain it seems like instead of picking the IV chord or the V chord to get back to the I, theyve decided to do both by adding the root note of the V over the IV! Crazy because theyre so close in interval, i didnt think this would sound 'good' edit: 39:00 ready for that remix in the shops right about now, is it available on vinyl?

The Fact this is free online this man is giving freee resources like......

You do realize Burial doesn't use MIDI, right?

what a legend.

What a great teacher! So many people fail to teach buses properly and its really so simple - Thanks!

so why does the first of three, the original track, go through the stereo bus as well? why isnt it muted, or used as the reference track?

nyquist frequency? I think im just confused

Hey you guys need to fix your broken links.

Thanks, I did it and it was fun.

Ayyy Ben my DJ tutor from 10 years ago. hope ur doing well!!! loved having him as a tutor when i took the Complete DJ Course back in 2014 at Point Blank in London.

Excelente trabajo, mas alla de eso, nada se compara a la loca forma de cantar de bjork

Nice studio 😂

I would love to see you deconstruct an arca song

can you move the waveforms in tiny increments like you can in reaper? If you’re trying to gently edit a live tracked performance, I don’t think this feature will work based on the demo

8:40 personally if i have the master tempo on, the key is totally changing and does a weird sound at -55% pitching. only work when master tempo off but don't sounds really nice like because melody key changing . better a setup to fix ? any solution ?

Anthem, good work !!!

That song is the greatest house/dance song EVER known to man kind!!!!!

Brilliant! Love this guy's word play and fun approach!

*<3*

One Love! Always forward, never ever backward!! ☀☀☀ 💚💛❤ 🙏🏿🙏🙏🏼

Love this man..!!

This is fantastic. I've owned several iPads over the years, but never tried GarageBand. Thanks for the very well done tutorial.

10 years ago seems so yesterday. But this tutorial was handy.

December 2024, and this video is top-tier even after 6 years of its original posting. I have both GB and Logic, but I am always interested in the basic concepts first.

Awesome video, thank you

You make it look so easy, that’s because you’re very talented and explain very well. Thank you.

5:10 is BRUTAL!

What an artist. Britain really does produce some talent. Huge shout from the US. Loving A Guy Called Gerald and also other various UK electronica based acts like The Prodigy, Leftfield, Chemical Bros, UNKLE, Underworld, Goldie, Tricky, Orbital, The Streets, FSOL, Burial, Massive Attack, Aphex Twin, The Bug, ALLFLAWS

All this time, I thought he was an accomplished pianist. Thanks, Mr. Jefferson for your creativity.

Very good explanation! Congrats!

when I was a kid I would try to emulate these sounds with a Yamaha psr 510. If only I knew.

6:08 that synth is used mostly in all Bass Bumpers songs from the 90's

Very fun deconstruction! This song means so much to me, and it's always nice to see people making videos, remixes, covers and such about it! 🎶💕

The underlying beat on Planet Rock is so infectious and timeless, and was unlike anything that ever came before it. It was so far ahead of its time that it still sounds fresh to this day. Truly a magical record in a class of its own.

Fantastic 💯💯💥💥🙌🙌🙏🙏

Just WOW🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌

Gave birth to Miami Bass music....

You can easily make your own LOFI samples by recording drum hits on a micro cassette recorder. If you want gritty loops, play loops in at normal speed and sample at 1/2 tape speed.

Plz do higher resolution video when a device has so much detail. Going to 90% helps but both would def be best.

Amazing! Thanks for sharing.

If what you do is timeless you will succeed…. 🤌🏾

I do wonder if the original was recorded to a click

So in the end was there not a bass line for the song?

What Channel eq visualizer is this?

Amazing work🥰!

That's really moving and inspiring. Thank you

❤👍 saved to my tutorial playlist and subscribed!

Hi there. I appreciate the time put into making this tutorial. One suggestion that I think would massively improve the viewer's ability to follow along is to simply cut out all of the switching camera angles and only show Ski's hands on the Push. I couldn't tell what buttons he wash pushing a fair amount of the time and there's no reason I need to see his face to learn the Push, as handsome as he is.

Great video for Ableton users. Thank you!

I LOVED watching your breakdown and analysis of this one! :) this was so amazing and informational on what is probably my most favorite movie, as well as perfectly-done themes/soundtracks matched to its movie… it makes me wonder if you’d possibly consider analyzing a couple other epic pieces as well?? First would be: Klaus Badelt, soundtrack from The Time Machine, and/or Max Richter, “Lullaby” theme from The Leftovers…. ?? Those are two other all-time favorites of mine and if so love to hear your analysis of those, if you’d be interested in doing so?? :)