Videos tagged with Music Production

This entry details insights from Shawn Ryan's interview with electronic music producer Deadmau5 (Joel Zimmerman). It covers his early life, career evolution, the origin of his iconic name and mouse head, significant legal battles with Disney, and humorous tour anecdotes. The content highlights his technical expertise in music production and navigating industry challenges.

This is a reaction video where the creator, JQ, is introduced to KPOP by their nieces and watches the BTS 'Mic Drop' music video for the first time. JQ expresses genuine surprise and positive impressions, particularly noting the high production quality and engaging lyrics. The video highlights the creator's initial exposure to KPOP and their overall positive reception to the music and visual presentation, giving it a 'two thumbs up'.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the logistical challenges faced by a bass player, detailing the process of transporting and setting up "100lbs of gear" for a gig. While the title playfully suggests "not really" carrying that much, the description elaborates on the journey from the airport to the venue, highlighting the importance of pre-show preparation for sound checks, in-ear mixes, and tone adjustments. The content aims to provide a brief glimpse into the setup and rehearsal routine of a performing musician.

This YouTube video is a bass guitar cover and tutorial of Ed Sheeran's song "Castle On The Hill." The creator details specific techniques used to replicate the original song's muffled tone, including using a pick and palm muting. They also explain the addition of subtle synth bass and octaver effects in the latter half of the verse, mentioning the use of a Japanese Boss OC2 pedal and providing specific settings. The creator invites viewer feedback on the cover and tune.

This video focuses on translating synth bass sounds to a real bass guitar using unique pedals. The creator aims to demonstrate how to achieve raw synth tones with physical instruments and effects, rather than relying on digital software like Omnisphere. The content explores the creative process of sound design through pedal experimentation, string choices, and playing techniques, emphasizing the fun and rewarding aspect of creating authentic sounds.

This video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the making of NRA County's "Sessions" featuring country music star Craig Morgan. Hosted by Grant, the "Stinchfield" episode provides an intimate glimpse into the creation of the musical project. The video description also mentions that "Stinchfield" airs live on NRATV during weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET, highlighting its connection to the NRA's media platform.