Morgan Page - Making Fight For You - In The Studio With Future Music Part 1

[@Shiceraps]

Fight For You is such a badass song. The first time I heard it, I think I must have put it on repeat for two days I swear -$hice Productions

[@ejicon]

This was AWESOME. Thanks M'Page for taking the time to take us into your world.

[@elevatesounds]

Mad Props to Morgan Page. He probably explains his creative process quicker and more accurately then anyone ive heard. He would be an unbelievable teacher or mentor to an up and coming producer.

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Wow, Firefox seems to remember where I left off on KZbin videos! Love his setup. That studio looks inspiring! Wish I could afford some of that gear.

[@BeGoodNow5]

Great video Morgan & FM. I learned alot. Thanks

[@Krung0401]

FINALLY Future Music covers a producer using Pro Tools. Thank you. More please.

[@SilvioRossiOfficial]

When I listened to "Fight For You" for the first time, I thought it sounded pretty awesome, but after I watched this "In the studio" a few times, I keep discovering different new elements in "fight for you", stuff like guitar strums, that bass guitar, lead that you never really pay attention to because it all blends so well

[@JahZilla_inc]

Very good video. I like how he breaks down the elements in his arrangements.

[@unisynmusic]

This is a GREAT video!! This is full of tips that I can use when producing my own keyboard tracks.

[@djultraful]

Well done Morgan such a great guy. Great music to !

[@liquidcast]

Wow. Lizzie's voice is just amazing solo and with the track!

[@twistoffate01]

THESE VOCALS SOUND CRAZYYYYYYYY CLEAN AND CRISP WOW

[@Higgarn]

'what is that song he is showing what is its name ? sounds so damn good !

[@shanew711]

@DWebv8 what exactly is wrong with FL Studio?

[@DJillogick]

@DarrenMalla Yes he uses an audio interface. This is THE most important part of a studio IMO. He has a Prsim sound Orpheus ($4500.00) If you are planning on using alot of external gear you need ins for it all, so you'll need an interface with alot of ins/outs. Example: RME Multiface, MOTU 2408MK3, Allen heath r16 etc...Some interfaces have midi i/o as well so they act as a midi interface as well.

[@TheFahjah]

no what i'll agree with you on that. Good music often just happens from jamming, just doing whatever. Like most songwriter, i bet you he comes up with song ideas by just like you said goofing around. But what bring his track together, what really completes everything is his depth of knowledge. He knows what a track needs to be good.

[@MakoMusicOfficial]

@DJillogick No you misunderrstand me. I was refering strictly to house music, not electronic music. I would love to see dubstep, or dnb.

[@SleepCatSleep]

You're the man Morgan Page.

[@AnimaltheProducer]

good blending

[@watchtower23]

reason ? ? Its good for mixing & mastering anything!

[@ThePhantoms17]

Have you seen Nicky Romero's episode with Future Music? He also explains himself and why he does what does very simply and effectively.

[@barney9008]

Why is Veela not credited on this video (all artists, producers should be credited given a situation like this)?

[@6ecausewecare]

Put some headphones on and listen to the difference in sound quality on 240, 480, then 1080, and you will see why.

[@DarrenMalla]

Hi I'm a beginner to this stuff.. how he connect all that stuff to the computer ex mixers, hardware effects, synthesizers, midi controlling stuff? Everytime I see a future music in the studio stuff I have this big question in my mind? Does he use an audio interface? thats what I used to connect my studio monitors to my pc Please Reply

[@daviddecker8095]

the difference between DAWs for me is that if i use cubase 6, i tend to put more work into the song and take my time. The only other DAW i have is mixcraft 5 and i tend to do more commercial and looping with that. so it could change the way u work around a DAW that could change or improve the songs u create? if that all made sense lol maybe its just me.

[@sean3711]

I thought the whole point of multi band compression was to add further control over frequency ranges during mixdown/mastering? Or at least what he's saying is contradictory to what I've read elsewhere... Whats the FM word on the subject?

[@ProfNishkamAcademy]

What type of headphones are those hanging under he's mic?

[@DJLOUIEMIX]

I find making EDM so intriguing, I have so many ideas and sounds trapped in my head Too bad I don't know how to use the software.

[@XRXONE]

DJLOUIEMIX that’s the easy part

[@DefectiveRhythm]

Morgan Page is a fan of Trent Reznor? And I thought I couldn't gain any more respect for the man! :D

[@DJillogick]

@MakoMusicOfficial I guess they figure the future of music is based around the technology used to record it. So electronic music would be a good way to show it off? Plus electronic music is big right now, people don't realize it though. Hip Hop/Hip POP is really all electronic. Synths are everywhere now, and tons of music is being made soley on/in computers. But yeah, they could show off gear with a rock band or jazz group as well.

[@reneschols]

Hi Morgan, Great tutorial! Thanks! May I ask why you are wearing ear-plugs?

[@TAEKEDEHAAN]

Where do you see him wearing ear plug's?

[@Brian4hand]

This progression reminds me of Brad Mehldau and Mark Giuliana's "Hungry Ghost"

[@JoshuaGawley]

Both!

[@LilC2000]

Wow dude how many pianos do you have..

[@tenzin8773]

Those are midi keyboards and synthesizers.

[@BSinSeattle]

I really like this guy. First artist that I would forget about bouncing in the crowd and instead want to be back stage to pick his brain.

[@TeleporterM11]

I use a Cintique to pencil in my automation, I am obsessive.

[@Fight4Reason]

Can someone explain the difference between making a song and "mixing it down" ??

[@Arado159]

My guess is that someone was talking down on FL studio, then Hareih said that Porter Robinson and a bunch of other professionals use it and that it's a good program. Which is true. a DAW is the plate you put your food on, nothing more.

[@JustaArmada99]

Those composers did not make those songs in one sitting... I hope you know that. Not all good music are made by accident but it does help to fool around. Once you do get that good 4 or 8 bar melody you have to sit and figure out how to complete it.

[@AlexosMusic]

cool video

[@mexicanpoptart17]

Logic Pro...good stuff

[@themstarpodcast]

hes a pure genius

[@RedButCold]

he is acctually good, lisend to this song he make ComeOn - MoritzHo

[@301Troll]

You just need to have A LOT of patience, a computer of course some software (A DAW, VSTi Plugins and some vst's) you could possibly use samples instead of using expensive recording equipment. But the biggest thing you need is a musical ear, as Dodge & Fuski said "You need to know your speakers" "Will from Koan Sound uses 15 pound headphones he's had since he was a kid"

[@AguilaOfficial]

@puppydoganal Arty and Maor Levi Produce on it, Like I've said before, DAW doesn't matter, creativity is key.

[@doitlivefuckit]

wow.... THIS is a producer. He knows what the fuck he's talking about. Mad props.

[@code669hell]

pro tools or logic pro ?

[@amacjamz]

It's not an opinion, it's absolutely a fact. The DAW just provides the tools, it has nothing to do with the sound.

[@affinity1]

really great vid!! MP sounds likes he might be a bit of a perfectionist. it's ok though,, makes the end product that much better.

[@Tommysunny93]

@puppydoganal Avicii uses it too!

[@AndreDeSatterlee]

what does porter robinson use?

[@senethys]

What program is he using?

[@krytikalofficial5094]

Protools

[@BenStereomode]

oh yes a lot to do with his way of speaking, i like it. I am german but i can understand him perfectly and he seems clever or well educated :D Greetings, Ben Stereomode

[@antames]

@dillitex Listen to 'In The Air'.

[@lbofficial9296]

@MoxixDubstep I didn't said this. I said, that the most electronic music of the last time was musically better than the molst rock albums i listend to. I also said the most.

[@shaunooo]

Mau5 recently switched to Cubase

[@Fight4Reason]

@BestRemixesOnlyVol2 So true!!

[@AMORAL32]

its called fight for you

[@JoeJonesMusic]

25:01 "you do have to be careful because you can drive it hard and not know it because you dont see any clipping lights, but as long as you listen well you can get it" wait....so you're telling me that people still produce with their ears??? ;O

[@TrippleXP]

No midi?

[@DJFlozOfficial]

@puppydoganal Dont Forget about Madeon!

[@thedefector6153]

Watch he Noisia vid. THEY are producers.

[@HandsUpDK]

Of course

[@18TMA]

he use pro tools and logic !! awesome :) and on live he use ableton live !! awesome :D

[@Hundred100]

why is the video quality this bad?

[@R3zTheBlackMan]

he is too creative and knows his stuff

[@Maniak5100]

I'm guilty of this too. But too be fair, Morgan is also a female name. This guy is a great composer. Such a pro.

[@cranbers]

After hearing his two hits, I fight for you and the longest road, the girls really kind of stole the show. I thought morgan page was the chick singing I fight for you ha. Only two songs He's known for outside of DJ'ing clubs. Now that I know who he is great, but man he should just do an album with the girls from I fight for you and the longest road, instant number 1 album.

[@dzole201]

Best!

[@antames]

Nar, he actually did. Well, he rewires Ableton into Cubase, mainly for the piano roll, but does everything else in Cubase now.

[@spaghettipopsicle]

protools midi is so bad lol

[@puppydoganal]

@DWebv8 Laidback Luke, Afrojack, Arty, Carl B, Maor Levi, Adam Nicky, and Deadmau5 still uses it for some things. FL Studio is fine.

[@chaseustoo]

FL Studio.

[@lbofficial9296]

@Diggiti So you think, if something is electronic it is bad? I listen to much music, and in the last time, electronic music ist often better (musically) than rock music.

[@TheIgarpafos]

Morgan Page

[@syntheticsol]

@DWebv8 Well, maybe he spent 5 grand on the Voyager and the Prophet rather than spend it on a Neumann u87. I have the AKG C414TLII and I think it sounds great. I've heard the U87 and lesser know great mics like the AT4060 and yeah, they sound better..... but it's alot of money. We all have limited resources and our opinions on what is worth it.

[@nicospazable]

Wtf, his songs are catchy

[@LivThePilot]

HIGH FIVE BRO! ur not the only one lol xD

[@DjKingMorice]

This is my netflix

[@NettyMusicOfficial]

wait ... what about porter robinson ?

[@HandsUpDK]

Thats the difference between you and me :D I know exactly how everything works, but I have no ideas left :(

[@WHYYOman]

sneaky F bomb 16:15 lol

[@hezdavis6971]

why do producers chop drums from a loop? why don't they just use single drum simples and create whatever pattern they want?

[@Erliortmejurur]

they often do. one producer does not represent all.

[@pinoarnold]

no fucking way me too broo

[@KalebengOfficial]

MS Word!

[@Pattodeejay]

Pro Tools!

[@progdandrea]

but apreciate spread knowledge

[@blackyellow5267]

question: with my ES6 yamaha and sy77 i creat better music? Yeeeeeeeees!

[@AudioReplica2023]

absolutely . jaja

[@dorianoswin]

Chek my new LOVE MIAMI song! Cheers

[@JackVGallivan]

This is fucking !ncrediballz

[@IcefieldMusic]

trolll?

[@JasonClearkutz]

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[@brandongiesbrecht92]

if you would listen a little bit at what he's saying, you would know! haha

[@TheEye002]

why making it 1080p when it looks like shit?

[@poizzzgoballistick]

Tap tap revenge 4

[@EFXOfficial]

Poi Yeah and 3

[@HandsUpDK]

Yes thats the problem. The good music happens when you just fool around and not knowing "technically" 100% everything. Good music, just happens by accident, and when you don't think so much about stuff. If you get too technical it looses the magic and becomes to "forced" and sterile, and thereby boring.

[@MiamiJunkie]

stay classy

[@MakoMusicOfficial]

I wish future music would do something different than just another house production. Gets so boring as that is all they do.

[@bigbenisdaman]

Cheap mic, $2-$300....its all relative!

[@jessin8D]

avicii..