Making a Deftones/Loathe/Quannnic Track in 11 Minutes | Shoegaze/Metal Production

[@MackeDeMacke]

I'd personally love to see more of the mixing/mastering process after recording the different parts. Great video!

[@ga1z-yes]

6:30 fun fact radiohead had used so many samples in their songs once that when they performed it live there was 2 drummers playing at the same time so go nuts it doesn't matter if you have something that one person can't play

[@zcyberia]

can you do a video explaining post processing on your guitars? like how you make several guitars at the same time sounding huge without tearing apart your mix? that would be very helpful

[@RichiiWainwright]

Yeah I’ll try to make a video on it soon! It’s not something I ever really intend to do but it’s just out of necessity if I feel like I can’t get a sound I’m going for without using 2 amps or whatever. It can massively enhance a mix but also complicates everything haha. You have to be careful with EQ, and using multiple distortions can mean they start interfering with each other. A lot of it is pure trial and error

[@scozzy4656]

@@RichiiWainwright I know this is 3 weeks old but I second what that guy was saying. Would be a huge help

[@ztXtiK]

That's an awesome idea.

[@mistapeper1283]

for the shoegaze artists you asked for: i got an artists that mixes shoegaze and trip-hop with its huge guitar drones, distinct bass and and samples breakbeats the artists is: Bowery Electric and their 90s albums "Beat" and their first album

[@RichiiWainwright]

For anyone who was waiting to buy the track, someone bought the exclusive license straight away! Hmu tho I’m making new ones all the time, plus I can do custom tracks

[@turtleghost6947]

You should try and replicate Julie !! I'm mainly thinking of the song flutter or kick, but that'd be awesome !!

[@alancrapo2881]

Julie, Wisp, Whirr, and Quannic are among my favorites right now

[@DeerFangMusic]

Saaaame

[@creepymcpeepers]

Thanks for making this dude this has been my main problem of how to get into a writing mode within my daw but you have Given me a lot of ideas now

[@ztXtiK]

That was absolutely insane, dude! Good job!!

[@tomek_ksp]

If anyone wanna discover some new music check these bands outs: Glare, trauma rey, basement, Amira Elfeky, Superheaven, Turnstile, Fury, All Underheaven :)

[@DeerFangMusic]

These are all so great. Love these bands. Hope others learn of them too.

[@thefattestbaby420]

Leaving time

[@goonbog]

This sounds so good man love this 🙏

[@RichiiWainwright]

Appreciate it!

[@KELLEYFRL]

im a shoegaze artist. sarm is good and thxsomch

[@eliwessler19]

citizen, title fight, Lo-Pro, Sunny Day Real Estate, Narrow Head, Blanket, My bloody valentine, Duster, a bunch of other great bands you should checkout. I love the vid man keep it up 🎉

[@matthaberek]

Hey I like the way you wrote this. I think it’s really interesting that your wrote the lead/melody before writing the rhythm guitar parts. Not sure why that idea never crossed my mine. I’ve Always written rhythm guitar parts first and lead guitar after. I think this method your using sparks more creativity and ideas! Also I agree about doing drums the way you want and ignoring drummers who said it isn’t real. And that’s not to discredit any great drummers. I think a good drummer would hear it and instead think that beat is impossible to do in real life but I’m gonna try to find a way to somehow replicate it live. You know like get inspired by it instead of saying it’s not real. I love this track and others you’ve made. Do you have any videos about deftones loathe vocal type settings ? Keep up the great work

[@35mmonrose]

hi awesome video man, the synthy guitar effect was sick. was wondering with your guitar doubles, i noticed you had 3 L/R channels. are you using a different amp on each copy and pasted guitar track with L1-3 and R1-3, respectively?

[@RichiiWainwright]

Thank you! And yes, exactly. I always aim to keep things minimal, but sometimes it's easier to get a certain sound by just using 2/3 amps and processing chains (I'm using the same things on the left and right here, just panning them differently). I needed that power from a crunchy midrange amp (L+R 1), and then the harsh metal distortion of the 2+3 tracks, pretty sure I went into a little more detail on that in my previous 'making a Deftones track' video!

[@capnjames]

This is a dope tutorial definitely keep it up I subbed

[@SouperBread]

I feel like you should give Modern Color a listen if you haven’t! I fell in love with their earlier Shoegazey/Title Fight aesthetic and I became a fan boy ever since

[@DeerFangMusic]

Brand new album rips

[@SouperBread]

@@DeerFangMusic hell yeah I listened to that album like 20 times so far lmao

[@bilalashraf1611]

Dude I love the way you make music, I wanna do a combo of trap and shoegaze with a heavier shoegaze influence. I wanna add an 808 in place of the really low notes, like the range of the lowest string of a 5 string bass, and on my 4 string bass that I physically play, I want to distort it like a low range of a 7 string. And I want to use my 6 string guitar and tweak the tunings to make them sound heavier. I can’t buy explosive gear so I gotta get creative, and this video was extremely helpful.

[@camdenerik]

dope video man, i’d love to see the mixing process more as I’m working towards creating my own records in this realm of genres! a couple bands you should 100p check out are Split Chain and Juggler, FKN PHENOMENAL babds

[@camdenerik]

*bands

[@jassyss8246]

sounds good

[@desi_xd9756]

This is awesome and exactly what I hope to start making sometime soon! Why do you track left and right separately? I am super new to recording and using daws

[@RichiiWainwright]

Thank you! Reason for tracking L+R separately is basically so it sounds 'bigger'. If I just had one recording that I put on both the left and right, it would just sound like one guitar, because it's an identical recording on each side. If I track it twice, there will always be some tiny little nuances that tell your ear there are two guitars playing, and they make it sound wider, bigger, fuller. Almost all bands double track or even quad+ track! Personally I usually just double as I feel going further can make things get a little messy and unnatural sounding

[@anthonyvazquez6916]

¿Podrías recomendarme algunas bandas que suenen similar a Loathe? Por favor. 🥺

[@EstabanDestruidos]

Fleshwater , blanket

[@jakeusan]

Check out Whirr!

[@AlternateNik]

New shoegaze band recommendation. Small band from Yorkshire. Zen by Belcarra.

[@RichiiWainwright]

Just checked it out. Good shit 🤘 And not only that but they're from the best place too!

[@HorseHearse]

Oh man I gotchu. Downward Trauma Ray Narrow Head Superheaven Ovlov Basement Blush response Soul blind Bleed Fleshwater Sleepwalk All under heaven Life on Venus Hum Druidess Split chain

[@DeerFangMusic]

Hell yeah. That’s THE list right there. ❤

[@scatterbrain92]

Do anything similar to the first album of Thirty Seconds to Mars please

[@rza9524]

bro what effects did you put on the"effects 2" track

[@creepymcpeepers]

I got to do this stuff like you

[@mariotbird70]

amira elfeky shes making some deftones style music, shes good!

[@RichiiWainwright]

Listening now, amazing!! Gonna have to reach out to her and try to work together 😆

[@fortuneamaechi3877]

When will this be available on your beatstars?

[@RichiiWainwright]

Next Monday. If you’re seriously interested tho and want it sooner hit my email!

[@demodeiowa]

i heard some Adema, Linkin Park, Sevendust, and Incubus in there

[@naneas8966]

that sextape riff 💥

[@RichiiWainwright]

Pure magic

[@nigelgrim]

is Quannic Shoegaze?

[@RichiiWainwright]

I would say Shoegaze more than anything else. But obviously as with most artists there’s a lot of other influences in there too

[@YngLxvell]

What daw are u using and is it free? Cause I need a new daw to use

[@RichiiWainwright]

Cubase. It’s not free. But free ones are Audacity, GarageBand and BandLab. All good DAWs if you’re patient with them and learn them inside out. Or Reaper is cheap and very good

[@creepymcpeepers]

So you just copy and paste the track into the other tracks that are different tones?

[@RichiiWainwright]

Yeah exactly. I mean not a lot of producers do that, but I just like processing one sound through multiple amps and stuff. If you’re going for a ‘big’ sound it can really open up the possibilities

[@creepymcpeepers]

@@RichiiWainwright I got to try that but sometimes when I do they don’t line up correctly

[@richnfg_7882]

@@creepymcpeepers If you want wider, thicker guitars you can record the same guitar riff/chords through the 3 different amps rather than copy and pasting also. Depends what you're after

[@creepymcpeepers]

@@richnfg_7882 I’m gonna have to do a Skype with you one day for a hundred bucks or so and see what we can figure out

[@trev7235]

What DAW are you using here?

[@RichiiWainwright]

Cubase!

[@637charlay3]

what software do you use?

[@techa980]

i think thats cubase

[@kodaavkin_music]

ever heard of moodring? its like deftones but it melts ur face 😂

[@RichiiWainwright]

I’m listening now. This shit is insane!

[@Bleseddd1]

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[@q8rik3b4]

stop calling dat shit shoegaze this is zoomergaze

[@erikbrzoska]

check out splitview, new shoegaze grunge band

[@JakeFelle]

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[@subedits513]

What software are you using to create this

[@RichiiWainwright]

@@subedits513 cubase!