Making tunes - a video thread

[Fez909]

Hard to describe this kind of thing, but when I find them, they seem like gold. I thought there was a thread for it, but the closest I could find was an ohmyliver thread from 2019 about videos that helped you make better music, which didn't get many replies. Let's try again?

So, musicians - usually electronic music producers, but not always - making tunes and showing you how they do it. Not tutorials. There's the Against the Clock series on YouTube which is great. And I've just stumbled on this which I love:



Any more like this?

 

[ohmyliver]

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[Knotted]

I put this on another thread. But here's a big three hour live session of Jacob Collier reworking/reharmonising things people have sent to him

 

[Fez909]

I put this on another thread. But here's a big three hour live session of Jacob Collier reworking/reharmonising things people have sent to him

I don't much like his music, but I love his videos. He's amazingly talented and inventive, and seems really down to Earth.

 

[Fez909]

This has been posted multiple times on threads over the years, but always deserves another outing in case someone missed it:

 

[danski]

A mate and I joked about doing an Against The Clock where we basically fucked about with a kick drum for 10mins and it ending up exactly the same as it was at the start

 

[danski]

I enjoyed this but it’s kinda machine specific.

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

 

[jontz01]

Great thread topic... lots of good stuff already.

Jack stratton boosting the groove.

 

[jontz01]

Also a huge amount of content on cuckoo's channel. Some of it very machine specific. Some more general.

 

[Fez909]

 

[Knotted]

You might get something out of this.

 

[Fez909]

I forgot about Rhythm Roulette, which is a great series, but this episode in particular is amazing for seeing how professional musicians go about the process. The fact there's two of them, and they're chatting etc, means it's a lot more illuminating than a fella sat on an MPC on his own.



Oh, and if you're not familiar with it, the concept is they pick 3 tunes while blindfolded in a record shop and have to make a tune from sampling them. There's over 100 episodes, all hip hop/beatmakers.

 

[Knotted]

 

[Fez909]