Deconstructed #02 - Lovely Sweet Divine

For his KZbin series Deconstructed Eelke shows how he made the track Lovely Sweet Divine, released in 2014 on Eskimo Recordings.

[@SteemUSA]

Eelke Kleijn , this one of the best tracks ever made! Keep up the good work :)

[@Latsch82]

I loved this Track when it comes out and its still a Monster!!! #timeless Thank you very much for the Track and this Deconstruction Eelke!

[@LucasLima-kc5ew]

This song is definitely a masterpiece! Thanks Eelke

[@asimismo23]

we want more videos like this!!!!!

[@UOAK]

Thanks Eelke, very useful! All those small little tricks and variations build up and make your productions stand out. For example you've taught me the clap panning thing last year, and I've been using it ever since. Been learning a lot from you, keep it up!

[@hansmuller3344]

Highly hypnotic! My fav also

[@usherashar]

Your tracks are awesome

[@WesleyVerhey]

Thanks Eelke. Ik zou heel graag een deconstructed van Celebrate Life of In My Head willen zien.

[@MatthewHes]

An amazing track and a great video. So good! Thanks Eelke! 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@mayank247]

Very informative, concise. Thanks much!!!

[@ArthurMOfficial]

Absolutely love this tune... Nice video :)

[@alexmakey8428]

Awesome. Thank's for sharing your skills!

[@renebosland]

Great tutorial Eelke! Thanks for sharing.

[@TheTchub]

Thank you so much ! It's nice to see how a track you love have been made :)

[@AgustinLupidi]

Thanks for the tricks! all these details are what makes your tracks sound far away better than other producers. I would love if you make a deconstructed of Rubicon or The Terminal :)

[@SherpaPsy]

Very insightful!

[@tomydb]

Thanks! Nice deconstruction!!

[@buba1934]

Thanks for sharing!! apriciate :)

[@NonPhysicalPhenomena]

That feeling at 4:20 ❤️

[@natymartin1455]

Genial !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ayy2193]

What's the sample pack you used for the vocal sound that you pitched up? Sounds great

[@flaviofilippin4999]

nice very nice yor travel

[@TheJohnmartin1975]

Thanks for this Eelke, really enjoy watching you deconstruct these tracks. Of a lot of tutorials i have watched, yours seems really minimal to be fair. I dont see you using much or any compression on ur tracks. Even with eq ur not doing alot. cutting away lows etc. My point is your tracks sound amazing both musical and production wise but with minimal plugs. Anyway i lv everything you do both production and djing, your new radio show, Days like Nights is great :) Thanks

[@eelkekleijn]

Thanks! You're right I don't really use that much EQ or compression. With compression, only parallel drumbus compression sometimes. I still feel compression is more suited to styles like rock. Whenever I work on trailer with lots of guitars and real drums all my compressors come out. But otherwise, I just use them for a little bit of character here and there, not much more.

[@TheJohnmartin1975]

Thanks for the reply Eelke, :)

[@brunoandrada3250]

Thans EELKE

[@KeithDonegan]

Gold. Thanks for sharing! P.S have you thought about going through and creating a basic track to see your workflow?

[@eelkekleijn]

Might do that some time! Thinking about posting some other videos about production in general as well.

[@alanmaxwell4945]

How aren’t you enjoying your DSI Rev 2? Also what do you think of the new UAD plug ins you picked up at Christmas?

[@eelkekleijn]

I still need to use all of them more to really form an opinion. I usually install them and start working with them on my current tracks. But I haven't used them all enough to really form an opinion :)

[@Nunchuckstraberry]

Hey Eelke do you ever use the Arturia v collection from n your compositions?

[@eelkekleijn]

Not really - I own them but they're super buggy on my system. Audio clipping, processor spikes. Not touching that anymore

[@Nunchuckstraberry]

Eelke Kleijn oh I see I just got it and it works fine on mine

[@liebig_e]

excuse me eelke, i saw u use a lot the left channel or the right channel only, and then u process this in stereo, why u do that??? i don´t mean about hihats o claps, just when u use guitar rig for some pads o melody, THANKS!!!!!

[@eelkekleijn]

Just to start from a mono signal and process that with the split L/R. I sometimes start from a stereo signal too, I guess it depends on the sound :) With a mono signal you are sure both channels in the split L/R get the exact same signal.

[@liebig_e]

Eelke Kleijn thank u so much eelke 😊

[@larvancioramos9748]

Man i got drunk when im making a song, just TRY IT

[@DomZeal]

Temporary notes - split bass for different processing for different frequencies 26:13 oh ah vocal effect end 26:20 disco percussion 32:13 intro main vocal chop end 33:46 old analogue pad 36:13 violin sound effect 40:18 airhorn sound effect 43:20 bass arp 48:20 breakdown drum reverb 49:03 climax strings 50:40 another climax string melody 54:30 master