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it's too good!

you got it!

especially that i found this by scrolling i wanna hug my yt algorithm

@ wonderful! the algorithm doing its thing can be a sight to behold. thanks for commenting, glad you enjoyed it:)

Hey thanks!! So I did cover the bassline from Bloodhail: ruclips.net/user/shortsvR6cLUUVBKw?feature=share That said I'd definitely be down for trying out its guitar in a future short - stay tuned!

@@matthiasbingham7971 thanks Matti!

@@matthiasbingham7971 matti b!

@@leob69 thanks!

@@nohangofpoetry5937 thanks I really appreciate it!

@@ptoato. hmmm perhaps! You could use the chords on the bottom of the vid, that’d already get you pretty far!

@@Ellerwook it’s a phenomenal piece, probs my fav from them!

@@jwbartel6 thanks!

Hard agree

@@fade1412 ah you’re too kind! Glad it stuck the landing for you then:)

@@fightingcacti4262 thanks!

geniuses/pioneers/great sources of inspiration!

@Meghanishappy thanks! Using nylon strings is a lot easier to pick then steel strings, so first I practice on the latter before playing the former - this helps speed wise:)

@@Hbm1923 much appreciated, thank you! Would recommend checking out the original track:)

@@steviethe3rd why thank you!

@@oakenraven9918 with pleasure:)

This is a wonderful comment, thanks so much! Glad you like these ones specifically, they take some time to put together:)

Hey! So I usually feature the final version of the synth on these videos, this one is a rare exception. I have a hard time seeing why, as I got pretty close to the original track -- but that is indeed the OG track you can hear in the background

Hey! I did this by ear mostly, but let me see if I can put something together - stay tuned:) fyi this has some pretty tough parts. It's is fun to play nonetheless

thanks! glad you enjoyed it!

thanks so much! very excited for her upcoming album!

This is an amazing comment, thanks! I always love coming back to this song:) happy playing!

I'm playing a very low-cost p bass

thanks!

Hey that's wonderful, thanks for sharing! Yeah my hand was also not cooperating when I first tried getting this pattern right hahah, but now it's such a cool one to come back to:)

Yeah! Tbh this isn't how the original sound was made in the soundtrack. Daniel Pemberton processed an elephant sample to make the noise, this was shown in some BTS footage you can find online. I just tried to recreate it from a synth, which was tricky but I got a lot of useful information from a tutorial Eric Bowman did for another theme from the Spiderverse films.

@thomas_bingham oh that makes what you did even cooler

@@ice-nb3cz i appreciate it thanks!

Hello! First layer is a heavily reverbed sample, with some underlying guitar ebows and harmonium combo that fades in. After 0:40 it's only the guitars and harmonium.

@ it’s an absurdly great opening track. I’ve had your album on repeat in the car. I’d love to see a production video or any kind of work flow video if you ever get the chance. Your work is awesome.

@@MrYodaone902 a comment like yours is worth gold, so glad you appreciate the music! As far as work flow goes - most of these take several months to make, not due to any complexity they may/may not have but I like giving my personal projects some time to grow, when I can afford that. If I had to boil it down, a process I usually return to comes out the performance of a central instrument that I then create textures around, either with other instruments, synths, foley or the heavy processing of that central instrument. Take this first track: that was a harmonium "chorale"-like phrase I recorded, and then added layers of instrumentation. I structure my tracks mostly around a climax, and am guided by an intuition on when it feels appropriate to reach it. A lot of the ways I process my sounds are influenced by noise/ambient/glitch, so I do like fair bits of distortion and glitch plugins (some of the Soundtoys stuff works great, alongside others like Byome by Unfiltered Audio) and just patch working in my DAW. This is roughly how I'd go about many tracks, but I'll be sure to keep the idea of a workflow video when I release new music. Until then -- thanks for your time:)

Yes! A truly inspiring artist!

Oh! I've not heard of this book, thanks for the recommendation:)