4 Things CHVRCHES taught me about Music Production - Video Podcast

[@paulhood1321]

Great video Dave, this format really works well for me.

[@whiskyandsynths]

Thanks man I really appreciate it and glad you like the video podcast vibe! I'm enjoying making them too! Audio only over on Spotify if you ever need that too :)

[@frostyfingers9282]

I'm glad I stumbled on your channel. I'm also based in Kent, and a lover of whisky and music production! This seems like my kinda place :)

[@whiskyandsynths]

Nice one! That's great :) I should organise a live meet up one day! Thanks for the positive comment! If you ever want feedback on your music for free just give me an email or get me through my Website - cheers! 🙏 [e-mail] or www.tonicnoteaudio.co.uk/

[@frostyfingers9282]

@@whiskyandsynths Oof. Never mind, sigh...

[@WasabiNoise]

Hey, very interesting video mate, I got this on Google searching for synths used by the band. I love CHVRCHES, I listen to them every day actually haha. Cheers from Barcelona.

[@whiskyandsynths]

Hiya I am so glad you liked it! Thank you!! I have another one about their vocal writing and production too. Aw yeah hopefully the list of synths and possible VST alternatives you can use in the video description helps you out too 💜🙏

[@WasabiNoise]

@@whiskyandsynths Thanks I will keep an eye on the channel!

[@whiskyandsynths]

Thank you! Have fun with the music making!! If you need free feedback on a track or anything just get in touch! [e-mail]

[@matttorrence2900]

Dave is Jarvis Cocker’s son

[@whiskyandsynths]

Ha ha I'll take that! My college nick name was actually Jarvis! I don't intentionally try and ape his style it just happens 🤣 I almost walked into him by accident in Paris once and the look in his face definitely suggested to me that he was thinking "F*CK that guy looks like me " 🤣