His education and experience makes it seem simple but there is nothing simple about it🧐 Actually it’s been years for this song to evolve into this masterpiece
I don´t know since how many years I´m watching this channel, but Ski is getting better with every track ( actually he doesn´t - he is constantly great..!!) And every video puts a smile on my face! Thank you for that and please keep them coming! 🙏
Even if I'm not particularly interested in the track of subject, I genuinely get SO much out of these deconstructions. Ski just has a way of distilling things down to the core of it.
Brilliant deconstruction. I knew of the Take On Me likeness / mod but didn't know of the Young Turks one. Now when I play the official Instrumental version that it available everywhere digitally. I am going to try and sing along using the Young Turks lyrics to the Blinding Lights Instrumental and see if I can actually keep pace.
15:04 I do this with Izotope RX. Even the version you get with Music Production Suite can do that. I mean, if you bought that for Ozone, Neutron, Nector & Vocal Synth.... Don't forget you have a plugin for that!
damn i wanted to see what the arpeggio rise part was XD obv some c- outline & that descending scale part , and the detuned riser part in hook B. he dropped the instrumental with it which is very humble and cool ,. all in all great stuff glad I found your channel!
Hi man thank you for the great work! It would be AWESOME if you could show how to deconstruct "Premiers Symptômes" by the French Band "Air". I would LOVE to know more of this track! Thank youuuuuuuuu!!! ❤🙏
Great video Ski. I attempted to deconstruct the main riff section with all the parts when it first came out. I ended up using Serum to create the main intro sound. I must revisit it to compare where I can make some improvements. I love these videos. Keep up the good work 👏
Brilliant Ski !!!! Your Deconstructions are always on Point !!!! I would love to see a demo on how you made those Kavinsky Synth and Kavinsky Bass sounds using the Ableton Analog stock plug ins !!!! I am using Ableton 10... the Analog plugin looks different or perhaps I have the wrong one selected.... Thanks for everything you do sir !!!!
Very nicely done. Time to get Abelton. The song has Max Martin all over it. The man is a master at pop hits. I wonder now if the song was written with instruments or a DAW.
I love watching your deconstructions, I keep hoping that one day you will do Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea ... please please please that would be awesome..I know you won't though as you will be inundated with thousands of great tracks to do but I can wish ;)
There's also an annoying problem with Papua New Guinea. The publisher of it doesn't just claim the copyright money from tutorials that include snippets of it. They do the whole "takedown" thing and the RUclips video gets completed blocked, so no one can watch it.
I really enjoyed this. I've heard of another app to get acapellas...it's called lalal or something? In any case, I really liked how you included the theory/chords although I suppose one could argue what the key center is.
Ski I can understand how you recognized the notes and chords but how did you arrive at or find similar sounding instruments, Did you use any Ai software to help you.
Years of experience. In much the same way that a classical musician can tell the difference between a violin and viola or clarinet and an oboe, experienced synth heads can recognise basses, pads and plucks that were staple sounds on synths like the Juno 60 or the DX7. It's relatively easy - for an experienced sound designer - to recreate synth sounds from the early '80s with modern VSTs and stock plugins, because it's mostly just a case of using a saw wave and getting the filter, resonance, and ADSR envelope right.
It's amazing how simple this song is and yet it's taken over the whole world!
the vocals make it seem really complex with the prechorus and verses
Fr it really brings tons of inspiration to learn to make music, well at least for me it does
His education and experience makes it seem simple but there is nothing simple about it🧐 Actually it’s been years for this song to evolve into this masterpiece
@@jocu475lmao
its not simple you are just biased as hell, high on copium
Pure gold these deconstructions .Now i know about the Rod Stewart track too.Thank You So Much!!!!
Could not say better... Ski´s Dcon´s are amazing !
Master Ski. Thank you for all your deconstructions. So informative and educational.
I don´t know since how many years I´m watching this channel, but Ski is getting better with every track ( actually he doesn´t - he is constantly great..!!) And every video puts a smile on my face! Thank you for that and please keep them coming! 🙏
Love the format of tbese deconstructions
We love these kinda comments!
Ski, you are a genius! Need more deconstructions along the year. They are awesome 🙏🙌💚
Unbelievable, I wish I could like this more than just a simple like!!
Even if I'm not particularly interested in the track of subject, I genuinely get SO much out of these deconstructions. Ski just has a way of distilling things down to the core of it.
Brilliant deconstruction. I knew of the Take On Me likeness / mod but didn't know of the Young Turks one. Now when I play the official Instrumental version that it available everywhere digitally. I am going to try and sing along using the Young Turks lyrics to the Blinding Lights Instrumental and see if I can actually keep pace.
Ever since I heard this song the first time I was wondering why everything in it sounds so oddly familiar. Thanks for letting me know!
Wow!! Fantastic deconstruction with both The Weekend and Rod Stewart! Excellent stuff as always Ski!
Brilliant, as always.🙏❤️
A master decrypts a master :)
Amazing work of deconstruction. Would love to see 'TalkTalk's Life's what you make it' deconstructed.
Excellent! So simple and complex at the same time :)
thank you this is really very good. i never made the connection between turks by rod and this.
Cheers Gregg.
Loved averything about that deconstruction. Cannot understand how one would consider the key to be C, but loved all the rest !
That was really awesome - thanks so much!
Fantastic work mate. Loved the smoothness of your workflow :)
Lovely Lovely stuff here. Thanks very much!
Great deconstruction for a great song.
love rod in the mix,great job as usual
15:04 I do this with Izotope RX.
Even the version you get with Music Production Suite can do that. I mean, if you bought that for Ozone, Neutron, Nector & Vocal Synth.... Don't forget you have a plugin for that!
Great vid as always ski
I love you for this angel work
Loved it. Really helpful 🤌
Gracias
Just amazing. Wow
Thank you!
Catchy melody
Yess! I've been awaiting this video for so long!
Sounds great. It would be cool to add the sweeps too , just to see how you make them.
That might be one for future videos!
Maaan 🔥ski are genius
How cool 👍I’ve always wanted to make videos like this for my own songs. Your videos are amazing👏Thanks for the inspiration🙏🏻
Thanks for watching. Please tag us if you do make anything of your own.
I will. Your welcone🙏🏻🎬🎸
Basically its a great educational video, thanks for sharing.
Great programming and sequencing. 👍
Man you're the god, thank you
damn i wanted to see what the arpeggio rise part was XD obv some c- outline & that descending scale part , and the detuned riser part in hook B. he dropped the instrumental with it which is very humble and cool ,. all in all great stuff glad I found your channel!
love your videos!!! thanks for the teaching. greetings from Argentina
These videos are so helpful
Informative deconstruction !
the weeknd untouchable
Great job. Thanks
Hi man thank you for the great work! It would be AWESOME if you could show how to deconstruct "Premiers Symptômes" by the French Band "Air". I would LOVE to know more of this track! Thank youuuuuuuuu!!! ❤🙏
Really nice deconstruction, Ski!
AWESOME! Thank you very much!
dude, very fresh deconstruction
I didn't knew John Oliver is such an excellent musician.
So grouse, just found your work amazing different way to use ableton
The thumbnail had me thinking that John Oliver had gotten into music production.
ngl when the 'young hearrrrts run freee' dropped... I was rockin
incredible, thanks
Bang on! Really gr8 vid
Spectralayers 10 or Izotope RX is great for Separation. Great Video btw - The Rod vocals sit nicely with Blinding Lights. Good work
One love from india sir❤
You're just showing off Ski...(haha Kidding of course) this was so awesome thanks for doing this & keep them coming.
First to comment - You make it possible to dream! Please do Sacrifice next? Keep up the good work! Thanks
Great video Ski. I attempted to deconstruct the main riff section with all the parts when it first came out. I ended up using Serum to create the main intro sound. I must revisit it to compare where I can make some improvements. I love these videos. Keep up the good work 👏
Amazing!
Brilliant Ski! As always. 😀
Awesome Ski
superb!!!!
John Oliver’s musical genius younger brother 👏👏
Amazing!!
Genius!
Well done!
If you listen to the 1st 10 seconds of Chicane salt water originally version. You can hear the beginning of this track
Great as usual, though I can't believe you didn't mention Maniac by Michael Sembello? 😉
Amazing.❤🔥
Beautiful workflow. I love the use with analog! Are the patches for analog available online somewhere?
Brilliant Ski !!!! Your Deconstructions are always on Point !!!! I would love to see a demo on how you made those Kavinsky Synth and Kavinsky Bass sounds using the Ableton Analog stock plug ins !!!! I am using Ableton 10... the Analog plugin looks different or perhaps I have the wrong one selected.... Thanks for everything you do sir !!!!
Very very good 😀
Super !! :)
Great 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Very nicely done. Time to get Abelton. The song has Max Martin all over it. The man is a master at pop hits. I wonder now if the song was written with instruments or a DAW.
To me, the song samples the opening of the 80's cartoon "Pole Position".
amazing!
I love watching your deconstructions, I keep hoping that one day you will do Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea ... please please please that would be awesome..I know you won't though as you will be inundated with thousands of great tracks to do but I can wish ;)
There's also an annoying problem with Papua New Guinea. The publisher of it doesn't just claim the copyright money from tutorials that include snippets of it. They do the whole "takedown" thing and the RUclips video gets completed blocked, so no one can watch it.
I always thought it had an influence from that aerobics championships video that was a trending meme video.
These a reconstructions surely? 😎
probably yes! 🤔 although you've got to deconstruct it to reconstruct it!
Thanks for the greatest deconstruction. Which software do u use to extract that acapella
Very similar 🤯
Take on me base line
Could u tell me how to make the yellow outlined box grouping those tracks
Pretty cool, ngl
From day 1 i Argued n swore this was inspired by Michael Sembello - Maniac!!! 😏
🎶💃👏💃👏💃🎶
It definitely sounds influential, especially with the arpeggio synth!
@@skioakenfull Thank you!!
Glad someone else hear's it... 🙂
🎶💗🤗💗🎶
What is the name of that Programme which is Used to separate the rod stewart vocale?
mixing engineering was by the master serban ghenea
Do a deconstruction of sunrise by simply red.
It would like to hear take on me mashed up with 🎉blinding lights. For Rod Stuart mash up the syth needs to cut and copied to the chorus
Cual es nombre del software que separa los elementos de la canción?
Can you send the drum preset? Is it a groove agent file?
B R I L L I A N T
I really enjoyed this. I've heard of another app to get acapellas...it's called lalal or something? In any case, I really liked how you included the theory/chords although I suppose one could argue what the key center is.
neural mix pro how i download
Do an ABBA song next!
Still fighting to find how to set that cut off knob
Ski I can understand how you recognized the notes and chords but how did you arrive at or find similar sounding instruments, Did you use any Ai software to help you.
Years of experience. In much the same way that a classical musician can tell the difference between a violin and viola or clarinet and an oboe, experienced synth heads can recognise basses, pads and plucks that were staple sounds on synths like the Juno 60 or the DX7. It's relatively easy - for an experienced sound designer - to recreate synth sounds from the early '80s with modern VSTs and stock plugins, because it's mostly just a case of using a saw wave and getting the filter, resonance, and ADSR envelope right.
how did you find these chords???
Close listening and some trial-and-error is my guess. Plus lots of experience would shorten that process!
This is great. However is there any way to get an acapella without the artefacts? Want to do this myself.
80's music is the best! I'm so sick of this hip-hop and rap crap!
This! 👍
just don’t listen to the popular stuff. stuff like MF DOOM and some other peeps is really good