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Inside: Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" w/ Francis Buckley - Warren Huart: Produce Like A Pro
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2019
- ➡️➡️Inside: Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" w/ Francis Buckley: bit.ly/2EPS3sy
Francis Buckley is a GRAMMY-winning recording and mixing engineer with a broad range of studio experience with breakout bands, well established chart-toppers, and Hollywood films. Francis started his career working at W.E. Studios in Redondo Beach in 1979. He eventually went on to record and mix Black Flag’s first album, Damaged, while working as chief engineer at Unicorn Records.
In 1981, during his ten-year stand as Director of Recording Services at MCA Music Publishing, he met producer and fellow GRAMMY winner Glen Ballard, with whom he had a fourteen-year partnership. Ballard produced Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill from which "You Oughta Know" comes, and Francis worked with him to mix the album!
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I'm having a wonderful time with these Inside the Song episodes! What other information do you want me to ask about in upcoming episodes?
I love hearing the isolated stems/tracks being played, so cool to hear the individual components of the mix after hearing them all together so many times. I like the technical and business and mic talk a bit, but I love hearing the tracks more than anything else.
Great series!
Could you ask Rob Cavallo how he produced American idiot.
great video as always Warren, I really like having the option of short song videos as opposed to the full album mix sometimes easier to watch on the go. I would love to see a "humors" or story tellers segment where your guest share some of there best stories, they could use fake names to protect the band (jk)
@@fxflynn111 yea I am obsessed with American Idiot so anything off that would be killer.
This is amazing stuff Warren- we are truly blessed to have you doing what you are for the music community! I’d love to see this sort of segment with Ken Andrews of Failure. His mixing and writing is, in my opinion, phenomenal-and I think his material and knowledge would be amazing for this sort of episode!!
Another example of someone who's been in the biz forever, still brimming with enthusiasm & passion! Terrific!
I love the little variations Flea put in, really feels like he's reacting to Alanis' lyrics.
That vocal is one of the best vocals in recording history.
I'm almost certain I'll get a lot of hate for this, but I don't think here style has aged that well. That quirk where she lets her voice snap into a hiccup at the end of the line, maybe because it's been copied so much after "pill", comes across as a weird mannerism to me, and the persona behind this song seems pretty vindictive and unpleasant. I mean, songs about rage and rejection are a huge part of torch song and rock history, but this one always gives me the creeps. It's got a "Ima boil your rabbit" character to it.
@@JohannesLabusch i think you just hear it too much nowadays. She was onto something fresh and new when pill came out
You know what has aged even worse? You. At least she will be remembered though. 😉
Goosebumps when hearing her vocals solo.. and am not a fan.. but what a performance!! Thanks Warren!
P. Borealis an amazing vocal performance!
Alanis has a thick canuck accent ya dont say eh.
There's something so special about Warren in everything he does, and even more in these interviews. He's so classy and elegant in his approach that make you feel you could listen to him for hours while drinking a nice cup of tea by the fireplace in a cozy countryside cottage in a rainy afternoon with a smoking pipe on the other hand. Long live Warren, so respectful with everyone he interviews.
Wow! That’s very kind of you indeed!
I think I saw Warren get a little thrown off when Francis was mixing up You Outta Know with Ironic, but rather than correct him, he just rolled with it. What a classy move.
Doncha think?
It's like a black fly... in the middle of dinner
Some good advice, when you fuck her...
I have always wondered if Ironic was genius or stupidity. Still not sure, actually.
YEEEEES // I thought I was the only to notice it man, truly cassy move indeed. But on such occasions, correcting in a lighthearted way works wonders too! Even lightens the mood
the dude is talking way too much. He doesn't realize there's an audience here.
Her Vocal is unbelievable
Songs like this: every instrument is a thrill to listen to on its own, wow
Just a little correction: the drum loop that Francis is talking about (at 5:32) with the big lawsuit is not this loop but the one used in "You Learn" and, that was not from a Korg keyboard but a Roland Dance expansion card for the Roland JV series. Roland had sampled it from the "Mr. Loverman" song and added it to their card without permission. But again, back then, the sampling laws were kinda blurry.
Man, her voice could've done it all alone. Didn't even need music with it.
Yes, incredible singer!
The whole album is something very special. Mary Jane especially.
Hi Zach, yes, a true masterpiece! A defining album of the 90's.
My rebel middle child older sister would blast this when I was 8-I had no choice but to think it was the most badass shit ever.
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That vocal is incredible. So full of passion! Great inside the song episode. Cheers Warren.
Yeah, Alanis has an amazing voice! So much power too!
@@martijnvandongen What's crazy is how good she sounds live, even these days she can still do it.
Thanks for this. I wish we'd heard more of the tracks. It makes listening to the original better.
Haha! I laughed so hard when Francis said he's glad he isn't the person she's singing about. Great video as always!
Haha yes, indeed my friend!
@@Producelikeapro I remember reading it was Dave Coulier she was singing about, either way its an all-in, swing for the fences vocal performance with the kind of conviction that to me, seems impossible to be anything less than genuine heart. Wish more of todays popular music had this kind of fortitude and attitude in the performances. Thank you Mr.Huart for this incredible series of videos!
The guy she was singing about , only came out of hiding last year
Sat in that room many many times, great memories and my first chance to ever sit in front of some spectacular equipment.
Wow. That was a treat. And Alanis’ vocals.....Unbelievable. Thanks Warren.
That soloed vocal gave me chills.
Yes! Amazing Jason!!
“Real talent is not somebody who can just blow you away on their instruments.
Real talent is somebody that can make you feel something.”
F. Buckley
there needs to be a "love" button on these youtube videos!!
Thanks ever so much Mike!
This line "...great songs already exist, you just become the conduit..." really resonated with me. I can't say that I've ever written a GREAT song, but the songs I'm most proud of have all felt like 'they arrived' -- I didn't create them, I received them.
Chris Greacen gotta agree, so many writers say they dreamt the song or it “wrote itself.” It’s explained differently as a craft to be honed in Nashville when you take a songwriting class, though.
@@digitalbrand5510 Ha- I bet that there are a bunch of songwriting schools that push hard on the craft. And to be honest there is something to be said for building discipline in your technique in order to maintain productivity. In my personal experience, I got a LOT of mileage from paying attention to every little idea that arrives and honoring them: get a quick recording, listen to the idea, critique it (what's working, what isn't), then develop it... when I get into the groove and put that into action, I found that more and more often a whole 'fully formed' idea would arrive. It feels like magic and keeps me at it.
Chris Greacen that magical chemistry with fairy dust in the air is a great high!
Wow. Loved the song before, but then you hear the vocal solo’d and holy cow, incredible! Great chat as well! Thanks Warren!
Thanks ever so much
That solo' d vocal choked me up. 🙏❤️🙏
"great songs already exist" wow!
Yes! Amazing!!
incredible artist. legendary album. I like this guys advice too. blame will always come to you if you don't have your shit together. hearing these producers and engineers talk is better than any book you can get on the subject. so much passion.
Thanks ever so much my friend!!
Amazing to think that Alanis was only 21 then! Great video, thanks a lot! :-)
You would have to be, for a break-up to inspire a song like this. :-)
Awesome episode of Inside The Mix. I love the album and the song. Her voice and performance is unbelievable. Thank you!
Dude worked with Black Flag!?! Respect.
Yes! Agreed 100%!!
Big fan of Alanis! This was a pleasure!
Awesome interview. Everything about that Alanis song was incredible.
So cool to hear the layered guitars and funky bass by Flea! Thanks for posting Warren.
Why in the world would you want to censor the lyrics? The album is what it is. Her lyrics are what they are. It’s all part of the human element to the song, the anger, passion, intensity... the thoughts and soul, as Alanis obviously intended. Let those things be conveyed as they were meant to be.
he got me into it good man . thank you Francis Buckley
Thanks ever so much Dan! You Rock!!
I have to say warren this series is fast becoming a must for aspiring audio guys and gals. I can’t wait to see where you take it from here but so far it’s been amazing. Also on another note, seeing you sit behind the desk playing with faders really makes me wanna spend some time learning to mix analog. Don’t think an ssl would fit in my spare room though lol. Oh and there is of course the other matter lol
Hhahahahaha yee its funky rhythms there ✌✌👍 great ! And this powerful incredible vocals performance .... 👍👍👍👍
I'm in love with this videos!!!
Same. Even if I don't like the song that much, I still watch them.
Thanks ever so much Marcelo!
@@rupe82 thanks ever so much!!
love alanis....thank you!
I listened to that record, I don't know, perhaps 20.000 times when the album was released. Thanks for solo-ing trough the tracks! : )
What a blast! Warren and Francis, thank you ever so much for this episode! Fantastic insights and valuable lessons, and unsurprisingly an amazing Alanis Morissette--she's just fabulous! Looking forward to watching the next episode. Thanks guys! 👍🙏
Really enjoyed this one! I could watch a video of you two just telling studio stories!
A masterpiece, it is in the top 10 of the best albums of the 90s, powerful with character and fresh. It is this great album, when I first heard the guitar (vibe) on Right Through You, I knew this album was special, fresh and new it is certainly a complete album and entertaining, a great production. thanks for the video👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻
Killing bass line, I haven't heard it like this before they split the track.
Matt Laug played drums on this track. The brushes part on the intro and breakdown was his idea.
you know.... I remember Glenn, working with Aerosmith and Alanis, around this time....but for the life of me.....I kept remembering Mutt Lang, being in the picture. Well maybe that's why I thought ….wait a minute....where did Mutt Lang. come from in my memory...when I was first looking back on things, with this video. I had actually forgot about Glenn, being the guy behind Alanis, all together....remembering it as Mutt Lang being the guy behind her.
That was good. I have seen Francis Buckley online but never realized what a heavy cat he is. And I have heard this song hundreds of times taking it for granted that I knew what I was hearing. I've been so wrong for so long it's a pity.
Love every one of these Inside video's!! Thanks you legend Warren!
Thanks ever so much my friend!
Thank you so much for making these videos please don't stop! This song is confirmed to be about Dave Coulier.
CUT. IT. OUT!
Hi RetroGamingWorld thanks ever so much my friend!!
Wonderful video and insight. Love this series of videos, very inspiring!
Thanks ever so much Terry!!
Dude!!! I miss this guy on studio rescue!!!
Fantastic ~ And YES, I do LOVE Alanis ~ Peace, Love & MUSIC B-) Cheers to GLEN & "Flea" aswell ;-)
Whaaaat a sick , fa....qi....ng nice drum loop. Amazing Warren, MANY THANX Warren for sharing your time, your passion and your tricks with your friends and us, your admirers.
Love this song and this album!
great slice of history.
he used to be one of my mentors back in the day.
Asked for Uninvited by Alanis Morissette, but this is amazing as well! Thank you ever so much. BTW didn't know about Flea playing on this song. Amazing man, amazing! Keep up the great job...
Masters, both.
What a great vocal,!!!!
ah the time when we could still shake hands
The look on Warren's face at 7:40 when he solos the Johnny Marr style tremolo guitar is priceless!
Electric Owl Works totally thought of Johnny Marr when I heard that, too!
No questions but great to watch, listen & learn... Cheers..;-))
The two of you are so engaging that I didn't even notice the Aerosmith tangent.. excellent video!
On the Spotify podcast about this song/album she tells she was in a bad situation at that time. The lyrics were an entry in her journal. She sang it in one take, and what you hear is not passion, but raw anger. Check the podcast ;-)
Man, I love these videos. super great information.
TheAudioDabbler thanks ever so much my friend!
I love these recent videos! Great stuff!
These videos are so interesting and informative. Thank you
Hi James Harker Thanks ever so much my friend!!
Dave navarro and flea did a fantastic job on this tune...
Another really cool video! Clean power and quality cables are not to be underestimated. I used Russ Andrews and kimber cable products for a session with my band recently and the guitars sound so much better with a bit of care taken over these things.
Big fan of this series. Would love to have heard just soloed vocal and bass track together on this one, passion plus funk!
the breath sounds in this song really add something
Great interview and great song.
Interesting Osmond tidbit Mr. Buckley. Please come back for more record interviews!
Wow I didn't know about Paul McCartneys name until 2 minutes ago. Thanks. So much insight in these videos.
Wow, I love this song. Never knew there was so much to it! Great production (and mix of course). And damn... what great vocals!
Love the stories!
I was wondering, maybe something for FAQ Friday: with double vocals, do you also do your vocal thicknening trick? If so, do you do it with 1 track or with the bus of the doubles?
D A V E C O U L I E R
Even if it's not about him, the fact that he thinks it could be is kinda telling.
Amazing interview! So happy to see this... Thank you both!
Thanks ever so much Carlo for introducing us!!
fuck, this one made me tear up a bit too. what a vocal performance.
Thanks Warren and Francis! Great to hear you talking about one of my favorite songs. This is the first time I consciously noted the heavy room sound in her vocals. That's pretty mean, because from now on I won't be able to listen to the song like before, haha :-)
To go from Jack Wagner to Wilson Phillips to Michael Jackson to Alanis Morissette is a gradual procession to a giant leap!
This is good. I love "Man In The Mirror".
Thanks ever so much Sheila!!
Thanks Warren ... I have gleaned some really great "Key" things from this interview ...
food for thought on the Production of some future projects of the mysterious other-world Dreams of mine ...
Thanks Francis and Warren. 🙂
Fantastic Album.
Really cool interview and Alanis' song. I woulda loved to hear more about working with Black Flag. Oh well.
A great song! Thanks for the vlog, very interesting hearing all the stories!
First time I saw him, it was from studio rescue
Yeah, crazy. I just assumed he was some sales guy from röde mics
another fantastic episode, i didnt know flea is hitting the bass on this one, amazing.
why are songs like this not going big on the radio anymore in todays age? its a shame!
@Warren, could you please elaborate what did you exactly mean with comping the doubles? i usually record a couple of takes and comp between all of them (best one into the master lead takes and the other ones to make up the dubs)
Amazing interview! Thank you...
This was one of the first songs I was asked to make a backing track of... damn you, Flea, for that freakin' awesome apparently simple bass line :D And I did something very close, just with my Roland XP50 and a Strat... great song!
Thanks for this. Francis' Studio Rescue series is good stuff.
How awesome is this!
Love this series Warren!
Really killer! Great interview. Flea dug into this so brilliantly. Was (Dave) Navarro not on the original recording?
Great interview would like to have seen/heard more about how the track was recorded etc but the stories were well worth it ...would love to hear more of them to
Excellent, thank you
fantastic stuff as usual warren....but i am totally buzzing on cloud nine about francis and Black Flag...O....M....G..bow down at the alter of awesomeness..i'm guessing that was the Damaged lp yes ? mr Ginn and co.and a very young hank ,er..henry fresh from teen idles in seattle...oh such wonderful memories....im jealous again..no he's just a friend..........^^
wow!one of my fav song..great insight..loved it!thanks warren!
Wikipedia says it was Dave Navarro on guitars...so Flea & Dave on strings...
That's also what Rick Beato said when he "stripped" this song down.
yeah but this guy actually engineered the song, so what do we know?
@@rockboy360 - Yeah but he wasn't sure who played in the song. And I'm sure Rick Beato didn't get his info from wikipedia. ; )
Francis said the touring musicians weren't on the record which may mean it's not Taylor on kit and Navarro on guitar. But it is Flea on bass although the version without him on bass is around because I have defo heard it. I think Beatos break down is great too but even he might be wrong about Navarro being on the record.
It says on the album credits Dave Navarro. I remember thinking “oh cool” when I saw that when the album first came out.
Man that voice x
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Great video! I do have to mention though, when he says he can feel Ballard's lyrics at the word "duplicity"... Didn't Alanis get solo lyric credit for almost the entire album? She wrote the lyrics herself and they did the music together... except for "Ironic", I believe and maybe one other song.