whatever you do do not make anything like cbat (its in your url) and definitely do not search about that song

For me personally I am searching more for a sound of 70s rock and metal bands like Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Creedence. I've been watched all videos on this topic here on KZbin (actually there aren't a lot of such videos) and I realized that tips like in this video don't apply to 70s rock and metal because there are very opposite picture: all is wet, all is big and all is as natural as you could get it in the room. For me I just found that it helps to record guitar and bass not only through the close mic, but through the room mic and add it in is a big influence in that natural feeling. Also vocals needs to be recorded in a natural biggish room and not too close to the mic (in your video vocals recorded too close to the mic and it immediately breaks all vintage vibe and it screams about it modernity). Piece!

I always bounce out a pure top mic and bottom mic after my drums are finished . Secret weapon for later . Same with the kick with front and beater . 90 percent of the time they get blended in on a separate bus

Please never stop making content, it is super helpful for me as a new producer

But big thanks for the video!! its amazing💓

there is no pack on the link(

Great tutorial 🥳

How do I do this for FL?

So nice 🎉🎉🎉

I Love this Man ❤ I’m still learning music production and thank you for making these kind of video 🙏🏻

Why why why why by Sault please !

Please do self or heaven by Cleo Sol

Can I do this in cakewalk?

Yo this is super helpful thanks for sharing! on a side note though - just curious what are you using to record your tutorial??

Great video. 👊🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥

thats gotta be the first time ive ever seen a "self insert" where a dev put tdeir own plugin inho a list like this to get the word out. and im not even mad. free plugins are what make music possible for many, and i respect any developer who puts thoir software into the world freely, as information needs to be free for lociety to function optimally.

great stuff Ill Factor, have you ever used XFer LFO Tool before instead of Kickstart? How do you compare the two and why you have chosen Kikcstart?

page not found

0:06 Sorry but Toto IV was released…in 1982! 😉

Really good tut for serato studio ….

Ha had no idea! Thanks!

The Only one that talks about session view. Great video, Thanks!

Oooh that sounds good! - not like most other content on this topic.

do a version of this with Ableton's Utility 'width' please!!

Could you do a breakdown of Espresso by Sabrina Carpenter? The production sounds simple but its sooo clean and has a cool disco 80s vibe 🔥🔥🔥

NIce, I always appreciate your work. BTW, are you up on the right click pan knob, which opens up the right/left "true" panning?

Hi IF When choosing your drum loops for layering with your own beat, do you look for similar rhythms or similar instruments sound? Thanks

Cool 😇

Voice over processing on this sounds amazing!

Now the piano role has this built in so you don’t have to spend extra time doing this I’m hyped

Need to be able to organize vsts. Cant believe the mess of vsts with no customizability

What's this shitty daw

They had real tape machines, listen for a 1984 low end

I'm a real amateur, so I'm prepared for the laughs, but some things can take a while to settle in my routines. One of them is samples and drums. There is a confusing aspect about them. Most drum kits use C1 as their kick. On my 25 keys keyboard that requires going down two octaves. However, most samples have their own pitch on C3. I had to dive a little deeper in this because at 11:36 you say you go up 'a couple of octaves' (which seems to be 1 😉, C2). Was this necessary to use the sample in its original pitch (some sample lose their nature when deviating too much from their original pitch)? Earlier this week (I had forgotten about your excellent service of the project file) I struggled in the Dua Lupa Illusion video with the exact same sample (how to find one with the same pitch/depth to follow along with the video?)(imagine the embarrassment when the hi-hat sample I searched the web for was already in my Ableton😳). It even gets more confusing when you put samples in the drum rack (do they keep their original pitch (keeping their original C3 sound when hitting C1?). It takes some practicing (trial and (t)error) to get the picture clear and get overview and routine, at least for me. In a way this is a topic of its own. But, great video.

Very Very Good

Amazing!!!

Very Very Good

Thanks so much, best explanation ive seen 🙏🤗

I love see all your videos!

Thank you grandmaster, best channel on youtube ever

Great. Only EQ, and a bit delay and reverb. The world could be so easy. There is no need for plugin wars. Good sounds and recordings and some stock plugins are the key for great music. Thank you for sharing.

when can we have more top left favorites?

Nice video! Thanks !

Love it! Great tutorial. :)

This is great- I always learn something new watching your videos. I also love how you never just use the same tools/plugins just because it's pop...you always pick the right tool for the job!

always great job thank u.. maybe can u produce some reagge music wht do u think