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A Song Is Born Ep.3 | 80s Production Value, adding drums and synths - tutorial/workflow
In this episode we will add more drums, synths and also switch out some of the sounds from the demo, with the final parts. We'll sync up old drum machines and add signature hooks. We're doing counter point melodies with strings and decide how the end is going to be. Watch episode 1, where we compose the song, in real time, here: • A Song Is Born Ep.1 | 80s Composing -... If you have questions you'd like me to answer, maybe something from the video you'd like me to repeat and expand upon, or something else of this nature, I'll be available on a live stream each Monday after the episodes. At 9pm CET. The live streams are only available on Patreon so you're more than welcome to sign up there. Support this channel on Patreon: / espenkraft A big thanks to the sponsors of this series: Antelope Audio, AMS Neve, Golden Age Premiere, Stam Audio, Audient. Also a big thanks to Anders Jensen for letting me have some of his gear during the production of this series. I must emphasize that all the sponsored gear came from me contacting the makers of it, asking them to provide it. This is the gear I wanted to use and I knew the gear from before. No sponsor dictated what I could or couldn't do, say or don't say, iwhen it came to the use of it.
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