These Transitions Will SAVE Your Song!
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2023
- Your transitions are WEAK - let's pump them up!
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Do you already use any of these types of transitions? Which ones are your favorite?
Slides/scrapes are a go-to. I have to work on my drum fill programming. BTW, ik you mentioned my video composition/quality a few weeks ago on stream, but your couch angle is looking really good and sharp, dude🤷♂
my favourite is send it to seime and let him do it 🤣🤣
@@Sinisterbvnny thank you, I can't figure out how to get those nice smooth skin tones though, and I don't have time to practice hahahaha
@@treyxaviermusic diffusion is your best friend for that 😅
I like instrumentation and key changes themselves which enhance transitions. Dom7 chords , m7b5, and flat2 and inversions of these work great. Maybe old school ish but eh, no one is gunna hear it except me.
Instructions unclear. I transitioned and am now a woman, but my song still suck
Congratulations though!
Congratulations on living your truth!
Just wait for the next tutorial!
#stunningandbrave
QUEEN 💅👑
Mr. Xavier your videos are..very good, the content, pacing,production and editing is amazing. Thank you.
Thank you! Put a lot into this one
@@treyxaviermusicthat defenitely shows!
Dude. Loving this format. Very entertaining and educational. Keep it up!
It's really good but this is for coffee an coke heads lol, way too much energy, stimulus and colors for me 😂 I'm starting to think something's literally off with me, this is like Bill Nyes stuff was when I was a kid, way too much, I like Rick Beatos whiteboard theory lessons, which are more "dull" but it doesn't buzz my mind.
This guy's hyper lol
Trey, great great great video!!!!! Sometimes I do forget to really spice up my transitions
It's like a whole step of the process that gets forgotten all the time, like a layer of the cake that you go AH FUCK I FORGOT while people are already eating it. I do it all the time
Never enough bass slides!
Another banger video, Trey! Extremely well put together.
The rising pitch + the dropping pitch = contrary motion = a music theory must have
A comment on "risers": I think you could consider vocals a riser. In a section of a song after full speed a blast, where things drop out before a mid-tempo verse, I start the vocals before the V1 bar starts. Tons of ways to approach that, from a loud inhale in a rap song, to a crescendo of a grunt turned scream in metal, to climbing notes (a pitch elision?) in the vocal line before it hits on "the one".
2023: year of the spicy transition
Dude, this video is so entertaining, well edited, good quality, etc. I am not even a musician and still watched it till the end. Great content, keep it up! :)
Great vid, Tray! Fun to watch and packed with a lot of good inspiration and knowledge 😊
Bass slides FTW!
damn quality video Trey thanks for making these! Invaluable resource!
Very important! Good stuff!!
Quality content. This man saved my transitions
If this is the kind of content we can expect in lieu of the contest, I am 1000% on board!!!
Great vid. Hope these vids can get a large amount of new viewers/larger audience.
Man your editing skills are amazing 👍👍👍👍
Thanks! This was a group effort between me and @connorgilks
I really like this video! also I would love to see a video with you and Andrew
11:39 This sounds like Mega Man boss battle music, or perhaps a level from F-Zero
These songwriting tips cured my scurvy. Thanks, Trey!
We've been looking for the songwriting secret when all along it was just Vitamin C
The momentum is here: you and Andrew Huang in a collab, WHEN?
Hopefully soon! He's great
@@treyxaviermusic I've beel following the First of October project since their first video... Andrew's songwriting skills are great. I mean, he's the RIFF LORD™ (if you know, you know). Hope to see both of you sharing insights about it in a video someday.
Sick stuff
I've been dipping in and out of your content for years, but never subbed as a lot of it felt quite specific to a type of metal I'm not really interested in. Just wanted to stop in to say I really appreciate this format. Really applicable to all styles of music. The video production really helps to get the points across while still being entertaining. You earned a sub! Thank you!
juggling W
Level with me, Trey; this was all just an elaborate rouse for the purposed of showing off those mad juggling skills wasn't it?
Damn is that even remotely impressive hahaha that’s the absolute limit of my ability and it still took 5 takes
Very interesting. But I wouldn't need so many effects going on. In fact they sometimes get in the way with just following your path of thought.
You can do it with anything, doesn’t have to be lots of effects or anything specific at all
How does this only have 5400 views????
Great video trey!
Commenting for engagement
Legend!
Poor Trey, trying to produce electronic sounds in Protools and having to explain what OTT is... It's nice that you're helping the metal folk start somewhere
Hi Trey, I play keys and read some because I feel like it's necessary because my ear isn't great- I'm sure you have read music at one time because you went to school and all, but do you still read or find that it's needed? Thanks
Sounds like for your situation it's really important, and if you can do it, I recommend getting really good and keeping it sharp because it's a really useful skill. I am a dreadful sight reader on any instrument but I barely have need of it, more for rhythm than anything else but if I have to I can get it done. Depends entirely on what you're trying to do with music.
@treyxaviermusic hey sorry it took so long, I appreciate your time and advice! It's hard to stay consistent and of course that's the key. I'm not a spring chicken. If I go a couple weeks without reading - I'll start to lose it. I read rhythms pretty well. BTW I'm a guitar player who happens to play keys some..
Hey, this project looks familiar! Oh yeah, we did this one on Twitch!
I was sure that video was gonna be done first, but Fiverr songwriters are being slow rn
For anyone who wants to see one of the most awesome examples of this ever, check out “Swine” by Lady Gaga. I'm not kidding.
I have tried all these transitioning techniques Trey, but i am still a man! What am I doing wrong?😢
it's almost the wrong question altogether. Write finished songs, have vocals, get better drum sounds, don't ask people to hear "guitar demos without vocals" ...Holy shit already.
This is pretty cool, but I feel like the mixing in pretty much all the examples doesn't really flatter the transitions? Still, I guess the concept comes across.
My man Tray writing a Gustavo Cerati song
TWO FIVE ONE
HE JUGGLES??
Holy crap this video is hyper. 😂
Transitions, or how I learned to love manipulating my Listeners 😎🍻🤘
Sometimes it's a little disheartening to see how good you are at all the aspects a musicians needs to be that isn't about playing an instrument (songwriting, production, video editing, self promotion) and still have a relatively small channel.
That's a way of me saying you're underrated.
Is it small? In the guitar/musician channels?
The target audience is definitely small, but Trey puts enormous effort to create quality content that every bedroom guitarist could benefit from. I feel he deserves a solid 500k sub and there's the target audience for that. @@supernothing77
I'm the 2nd view
The first one was me, so really you're #1
I thought the first view was always our mom.@@treyxaviermusic
dude did you hear that "song" you played? seriously????? stop