How To Make Folk Music Like Gregory Alan Isakov

[@julianjohn5789]

In a farmhouse far away from the city, I want this to play when I'm on my death bed looking over the setting sun and being thankful for everything

[@NicoleNageli]

Videos like this always absolutely blow my mind. I can’t imagine the amount of time and effort it takes to not only get to this level but to break down other artists’ styles in such a truthful way

[@mtchlrtoo]

especially when the fkn screen recording fails! (in all seriousness, thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video!)

[@_schylag_137]

this reminds me more of hollow coves imo. Isakov is, from what i could tell, minimalist in the instruments and irregular with the song structure. The sound is amazing anyway! really helpful insight

[@FelipeGarcia-hi1qh]

Super good video, thanks for that! You deserve much more audience!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Thanks!

[@youllfigureitoutb]

unreal dude

[@ctarala11]

Turned out great dude!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Much appreciated!

[@eduardoan777]

The sound is so beautiful it's making me tear up

[@XandyMusic]

This was awesome.

[@oddmarqus]

Turned out really beautiful. New sub here!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@beatsmithaudio5402]

So excited for this one!

[@mtchlrtoo]

Woop Woop

[@JosephOlaes]

Can you do a type beat tutorial for a synth-heavy artist? Maybe someone like Ritt Momney. I found your channel from the Midwest emo one and found myself relying on guitar too much lol. Would love to see how you structure your productions around a synth.

[@mtchlrtoo]

That would be a great challenge for me too. Good idea!

[@JosephOlaes]

@@mtchlrtooHell yeah. From what I tried. An FM synth got me close to his vibes but I can never figure out how he did his autotune. It’s like a more grounded version of autotune if that makes sense lol

[@brobiak9548]

This is incredible. You deserve so many more views and subs

[@lucasfmusic5684]

amazing

[@emilg.bernal8229]

That was dope! New subscriber

[@officialchrislister]

I love this! If you want to collab with this track I would love to write lyrics for it and do the vocals.

[@mtchlrtoo]

Yo I'll definitely hit you up for something like that!

[@sethhughes506]

Your vids are dope bro, you think you could do a video on producing like Mk.gee or Dijon?

[@mtchlrtoo]

Dude I’ve been listening to soooo much mk.gee, I’d love to try and figure something out tutorial wise. That would be awesome

[@sethhughes506]

@@mtchlrtoo sweeett!!!!

[@mtchlrtoo]

mk.gee vid coming soon!

[@marlonknockaert3233]

Instantly subscribed, amazing man. Just a calm and clear video. What is the free plugin you used 'wursi' or something?

[@mtchlrtoo]

Yep!

[@manoharsingh8679]

Beyond words. If you would be starting to learn a DAW for tge first time what would be your plan of action be? I really want to create music like that of isakov. Thanks for everything you do.

[@mtchlrtoo]

I'd learn the basic recording workflow, then the editing workflow, then the key commands, everything else is pretty universal across daws!

[@matheusolegario9406]

wonderful!

[@vveeti7678]

What daw do you use? 🙌

[@mtchlrtoo]

Ableton!

[@sandrairzamusic]

If you could choose between Ample Tube or THU slate 6 what would you pick? BTW love your videos :)

[@mtchlrtoo]

Mannn! Hard question. I find myself using amplitube more only because I’ve been making more raw productions. Th-u is much easier to get a good sound with

[@sandrairzamusic]

Okay perfect thank you! Can I ask which guitar you using? :)

[@anthonyfonzi2144]

lol fuck F chords haha

[@comedycrackhead]

Sub earned