@@ProfessorSaibertin Agreed. Juice Wrld and the producer (can't remember his name off the top) made 'All Girls Are The Same' in a bedroom and it became huuuge as everyone knows. If you look at this craft as such, that without knowing someone who's notable already you can't make a hit.. You're only holding yourself back man. You could have the next Demi, Usher or Alicia right beside you just trying to have fun making music and be a completely huge part of that creation. That's the beauty of this art, my friend. Don't mean to sound rude, just hope to inspire! :)
i wonder how people say mumble rappers when every rapper has a lyric page for their raps and if you download Tidal HiFi you can hear every word and not the auto-tune roll (mumble)
808 is classic but am sick of hearing that sub bass in everything nowadays. Like you say, if you took the bass out of those mumble tracks there wouldnt be much left.
@@DubzCo But why care of it sounds the same? 100% wouldnt have known if he hadnt told anyone. Its just humble attitude. Why use a drum machine at all when you can carve the wood from a tree, and farm goats to use their skins to make your own drum?
knowing nothing of theory I agree, but using samples does not make you any less of a producer? finding and chopping samples is an art in itself, I actually believe writing your own music nowadays with all the tools available is easier than making a quality sample-based track.
We just started our label last year and I can truly say chemistry with the writers and artists can be what makes a hit. If everyone likes each other and has fun with what they are doing it can be magical. Find those people you have a connection with and watch those hits fly!
Wow he is one of the first very grounded and to the point focused presentation I have ever seen. Without any unnecessary word in it. Really thought through. Maybe thats why he is doing his job as quick & enjoyable as he is doing - day by day. Thanks for the insights! 👍
Roel Inu maybe he wanted to make a point!? 😉 Thats the part of life thats fuels the music factor. Afterall he is there to entertain on the presenting stage. I know presentation without laughter weren't so engaging than the ones with them to listen to. 😊
"you are killing this right now", every musician has that mentality that its gonna be a good song until somebody says its decent and then you think "i need to do better :("..... LIFE. TECH. MUSIC.
This is exactly what I teach producers about where inspiration comes from, and how it can give you a Grammy award winning track! Respect Oak--SG-1 Tha Piecemakerz
Wow.. every time I comeback here to see this video it still inspiring me to create music. Oak, you're an amazinng producer who has a really beautiful way to see life through music.
When i first started producing beats i always knew less was more but the more experience i gain producing the more I am realizing how true that statement really is. Simple is powerful and easy for the listener to catch on and to later remember the song. Just think about how many songs have 4 chord progressions.....? Simplicity sales!!
Awesome video! The beat is very simple yet so impactful. This goes to show that if you know what you're doing, you can turn any simple melody into a hit song if you just do it right. Especially if you've got a strong vocalist/lyricist on board. Do what you love and have fun doing it, pour your thoughts and feelings into it; if it's true to you then it's bound to go somewhere.
His production on Demi Lovato's latest album, Tell Me you Love Me, is kick ass! Demi's talent is so underrated. It's cool that Oak has been able to fly under the radar. He's produced so many great songs yet not a lot of people recognize him.
I got soooo excited to see he uses the same DAW as me. Sometimes producers and engineers will do these things and although I understand I can't always find what it is they used specifically in my DAW. Super excited to continue watching.
What changes everything is the vocal. Most of us come up with production ready backing tracks "concepts" easily these days.. the clincher is the melody that envelopes the track, the power of the vocal and the quality of it.
She's distributed by UMG dawg, big budget.....nice song and all, lots of talent, but without millions behind it...wouldn't have been heard by many people. Didn't hear anything about what the title is about at all.
welp its the truth, there is a reason you only hear big label musicians on tv and radio, they pay for it and have leverage because of attaining the connections by controlling radio and also streaming services, RUclips aswell with algorithms
Not really a guide but pretty much a cool story on how one of his production became a massive hit ! Big respect he did his stuff the legit way and not stealing a complete song (and calling it a "sample") add add a kick and snare over the one of the original song to make it more dancy like a certain Timbaland did with the song Acidjazzed Evening. Well Played Oak !
he is such an amazing person.... because of producers like them...artists r famous..but he says that he is lucky to work with them....when the singers would hv said that
The key to making a viral song is using 808s, kicks, hihats, and snares. or just a select few but always keep the 808. of course, a melody is important too.
that hypercolor bass pack was designed by 813. Makes me feel like I have good taste to know I was following 813 for a few years and already decided that was one of the best sample packs on splice. In a way 813 defined the sound that made this track feel popular and 'in the moment'
Just got Logic Pro X and I am excited for the creation that will take place. I am an indie artist voted in the game on Sway in the morning and featured on HNHH.
Un gran productor, un referente para mi en esta época. Salvando las distancias, estamos en la misma sintonía tratando de producir y transmitir nuestros conocimientos.
this is amazing. just being able to watch a professional do things almost the same way I do it right now gives me hope that one day ill be producing my own "Sorry not Sorry" :)
I really do not understand 359 thumbs down for a person who is just sharing his vision on music productions..whats wrong with the world today. Spread love and support!!
I love that he uses logic pro X. People and their pro tools, or ableton (I think ableton is ok, but it's focused on a different subset, I don't like it and it's expensive as hell). Logic Pro X is amazing, it's very deep and easy to use once you know the basics.
I’m a singer/rapper myself... A message to all the producers watching. SIMPLICITY! Allow the artist you are working with to have space for their vocals.
hes honestly my role model, my dream of becoming a producer is huge, but when i watch videos like this, they give me so much happiness, and then i remember why i want to do what i want to do. He's really just an amazing role model.
He's real Record Producer not a beat maker. A real Producer collaborates with the Artist and Engineer in the studio that oversees the entire creative direction of the finished product from A to Z like Quincy Jones. That's why Oak Felder carries the Job tittle Songwriter/Producer because he's wearing two hats as the Composer that composes the beat and Record Producer role when he's collabratiing with the Vocalist in the studio or where ever the recording sessions are conducted at.
Why exactly? To be successful with Rhianna and Alecia Keys or to enjoy the music you're making? There's a big difference and I can't seem to decide for now what is actually better.
What does 808 stand for in music? 808 is the common nickname for the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer, an electronic drum machine from the 1980s popular in hip-hop music. 808 is also often mistakenly referenced as the penal code for “disturbing the peace.” Over the course of the 1980s, the 808 attracted a cult following among underground musicians for its affordability on the used market, ease of use, and idiosyncratic sounds, particularly its deep, "booming" bass drum. It became a cornerstone of the emerging electronic, dance, and hip hop genres, popularized by early hits such as "Sexual Healing" by Marvin Gaye and "Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa and the Soulsonic Force.
Very much enjoyed. I remember watching you two working together in a Video and glad I watched. Truly Amazing and soon as I heard loved it. Thanks for sharing meant allot. You are both very talented. Deb. 👌👍
When creating a track in front of people always start with the bass. I was in this situation where i had to do a track in front of one of one of stevie wonders producers for kid he was producing. Kid got signed.
It's quite possible that it's not a preset and it's a sound that he designed. Or it's a pluck sound or a sound from a bank that's not in the factory bank, but a third party bank. But just hearing the sound, I already know how to recreate the sound. It's a plucky triangle square with a low pass cut off with some extra voices slightly detuned while an LFO set to the pitch. lol
And why would I do that? Make your own sounds. lol What is this a debate on the burden of proof? It's a pluck sound with vibrato. What else do you want? LMFAO
@@nathanhenry3630 Yeah I just hoped he didn't pre-master or pre-enhance anything to give a more honest picture. Pre-enhancing it devalues the whole lesson a bit. If I were big like him I'd be confident to show all the ins and outs raw, without any effects. But if I'd be small in my spirit and consious about what people think I'd pre-enhance everything, yeah. But then again, it's not exactly a lesson about sound, just partly.
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He forgot to mention the most key element to write a hit song:
Be friends with Demi Lovato, Usher and Alicia Keys.
he did make a big point of it to begin with doe lmao
Everybody would use such connections. Good for him.
@@ProfessorSaibertin Agreed. Juice Wrld and the producer (can't remember his name off the top) made 'All Girls Are The Same' in a bedroom and it became huuuge as everyone knows. If you look at this craft as such, that without knowing someone who's notable already you can't make a hit.. You're only holding yourself back man. You could have the next Demi, Usher or Alicia right beside you just trying to have fun making music and be a completely huge part of that creation. That's the beauty of this art, my friend. Don't mean to sound rude, just hope to inspire! :)
@@enregalia5033 Yeah! can't believe I couldn't think of his name lol
That’s how you make it in this business though. It’s an industry based in friendships
I think its cool producers finally get the credit they deserve
Amen
808 basses are one of the best electronic instruments. mumble rappers wouldnt make it without it
i wonder how people say mumble rappers when every rapper has a lyric page for their raps and if you download Tidal HiFi you can hear every word and not the auto-tune roll (mumble)
I actually really dislike 808s lol
Also...99% of the 808s you hear aren't 808s. Sine waves are a thing.
808 is classic but am sick of hearing that sub bass in everything nowadays. Like you say, if you took the bass out of those mumble tracks there wouldnt be much left.
but it's a little bit the cancer of music No!( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
His public speaking skills 💯
You love it too.
*goes to splice and downloads all the IQ samples*
Yes yes, very good. RELATABLE 🔥🐍
How do I get these sounds? How do I find that exact 808 on splice? I want THAT EXACT one!
that bass is such a simple one, why sample it when you can make your own in most synths?
@@DubzCo But why care of it sounds the same? 100% wouldnt have known if he hadnt told anyone. Its just humble attitude. Why use a drum machine at all when you can carve the wood from a tree, and farm goats to use their skins to make your own drum?
knowing nothing of theory I agree, but using samples does not make you any less of a producer? finding and chopping samples is an art in itself, I actually believe writing your own music nowadays with all the tools available is easier than making a quality sample-based track.
Such a humble guy.
Thats why he's so successful.
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I totally agree with you!
He's so humble he was humble bragging the whole time 😂
droppin names like they're going outta fashion
he's awesome!
but Recode, do you have more pixels?
hahahaha very true.
The problem has nothing to do with pixels..
its the bitrate that is trash.
Livestream problems
Wanna fin out the exact plugins he used
That humble yet genius like manners... He is Black Turk from Istanbul. Proud of him.
What a nice guy... very inspiring too
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We just started our label last year and I can truly say chemistry with the writers and artists can be what makes a hit. If everyone likes each other and has fun with what they are doing it can be magical. Find those people you have a connection with and watch those hits fly!
Wow he is one of the first very grounded and to the point focused presentation I have ever seen. Without any unnecessary word in it. Really thought through. Maybe thats why he is doing his job as quick & enjoyable as he is doing - day by day.
Thanks for the insights! 👍
Roel Inu maybe he wanted to make a point!? 😉 Thats the part of life thats fuels the music factor. Afterall he is there to entertain on the presenting stage. I know presentation without laughter weren't so engaging than the ones with them to listen to. 😊
"you are killing this right now", every musician has that mentality that its gonna be a good song until somebody says its decent and then you think "i need to do better :(".....
LIFE. TECH. MUSIC.
Oak Felder has the best public speaking skills of any producer I’ve seen. I can see why artists want to work with him.
I'm going to make it on the spot *suddenly brings in stems that make the whole song*
Lonely Kid lmfaooooo 😂
Hey guys I did a little stuff off camera, not much
* drags the main vocals, backing vocals and percussion *
This is exactly what I teach producers about where inspiration comes from, and how it can give you a Grammy award winning track! Respect Oak--SG-1 Tha Piecemakerz
Life does create music!!! Getting to put your soul into art is one of the great wonders of living.
Such a great and chill guy!
Wow.. every time I comeback here to see this video it still inspiring me to create music. Oak, you're an amazinng producer who has a really beautiful way to see life through music.
808, chords, and a snap and that’s a hit. Music is the best 🤘🏼
which daw is he using
@@stratomason logic
can u make the melody or singing composition that good...808 is worthless if u dont have a great vibe composition
When i first started producing beats i always knew less was more but the more experience i gain producing the more I am realizing how true that statement really is. Simple is powerful and easy for the listener to catch on and to later remember the song. Just think about how many songs have 4 chord progressions.....?
Simplicity sales!!
Awesome video! The beat is very simple yet so impactful. This goes to show that if you know what you're doing, you can turn any simple melody into a hit song if you just do it right. Especially if you've got a strong vocalist/lyricist on board. Do what you love and have fun doing it, pour your thoughts and feelings into it; if it's true to you then it's bound to go somewhere.
Well said
Damn he has 2081 credits on splice.
Unkwn Official lol I checked too
There’s not even 2081 sounds worth having
33tek there totally is
he had almost 2300 credits
@@davidhill9041 lol currently on mine I have 2100 its not expensive
Absolutely phenomenal! Just goes to show that all the self proclaimed experts on the producer forums over think the production process way too much!
His production on Demi Lovato's latest album, Tell Me you Love Me, is kick ass! Demi's talent is so underrated. It's cool that Oak has been able to fly under the radar. He's produced so many great songs yet not a lot of people recognize him.
you are so right . Until this video i have never heard of him.
Demi didn't even have a demo. Bring a demo first, the producer challenges the artist to make the sound better. To polish it off basically.
@@joseitsme she doesnt need one bro
@@kingkylie9655 All musicians should have a demo. It's the part of the process.
If not, then are clearly don't have a sense what to make.
This guy the Neil degrasse Tyson of producers lmao
😅😅😅😅
LMFAOOO
hilarious af!!!!
Holy crap! I was just thinking that same thing! I'm happy to see your comment about Neil, that someone likeminded thought the same thing!
lol that's the best compliment he could ever hope to receive
I love this so much he is so honest and humble and actually know what he is talking about thanks for the inspiration
Oak is a really awesome person aside from his musical mastery. I’ll continue to support his endeavors and soak up the game he drops 🐐
That pluck/piano is amazing.
I am so impatient with videos and he just kept my attention for 15mins. I'm officially a fan !
I got soooo excited to see he uses the same DAW as me. Sometimes producers and engineers will do these things and although I understand I can't always find what it is they used specifically in my DAW. Super excited to continue watching.
Tamyra Trene yea ikr same here!!
Hell yea logic is dope
Me to I use logic and pro Tools
too bad it's a very poor choice in daw
Tamyra Trene Https://soundcloud.com/user-724665689 i use caustic
Amazing. Every producers goal
Internet is a blessing for this sort of thing. Thanks to all the producers that share their creative process.
#LogicGang 4 LIFEEEE!!!!!
Yoo my guy CJ what's good!
Mozart used Abelton
@@kfr3sh416 no he used fruity loops studio
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As a producer myself,I could relate to everything this guy said. That's how you know he's real . This guy is a Legend
Which Daw?
I love splice. Im always insecure about using it, but i love hearing about high end producers using the program.
Good to see the people behind the hits sharing their stories!
when you're fighting w your wife but hanging out w demi lovato making sweet music. daaamn
What changes everything is the vocal. Most of us come up with production ready backing tracks "concepts" easily these days.. the clincher is the melody that envelopes the track, the power of the vocal and the quality of it.
This is super inspiring how you should do work. Be passionate about what you do. Thank you Oak
Amazing how he speaks so well about what he does.....and he's won Grammys !
THIS SONG HIT DIFFERENT WHEN YOU WATCHING HIM MAKE IT!!!!!!
It's pretty basic
This is dope!!! Thanks for this opportunity I love you Oak Felder! I wish I can get to record to you sometime
She's distributed by UMG dawg, big budget.....nice song and all, lots of talent, but without millions behind it...wouldn't have been heard by many people. Didn't hear anything about what the title is about at all.
Someone's jealous lol.....
@@jaykingston2171 I'm distributed by Universal as well
ok
u might suck
welp its the truth, there is a reason you only hear big label musicians on tv and radio, they pay for it and have leverage because of attaining the connections by controlling radio and also streaming services, RUclips aswell with algorithms
The crazy thing about this is that I instantly recognized the song once he played those first chords with the synth, thats how viral the song is!
Yeah all of us recognized it.
Shows that his techniques are working great.
Sick presentation!!!
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Not really a guide but pretty much a cool story on how one of his production became a massive hit ! Big respect he did his stuff the legit way and not stealing a complete song (and calling it a "sample") add add a kick and snare over the one of the original song to make it more dancy like a certain Timbaland did with the song Acidjazzed Evening. Well Played Oak !
This guy has so much knowledge it’s crazy. His abilty with sounds it insane
David Gindis ahaha lol yeah
Yeah all his sounds sounded good straight away.
Mine never do. )
Like he didn't say the most important key - how to make them sound good?
@@Walperion_Music a lot of it comes down to the samples you choose
I love how he says all these great accomplishments and the crowd is like... ok and?
Great presentation!
he is such an amazing person....
because of producers like them...artists r famous..but he says that he is lucky to work with them....when the singers would hv said that
The key to making a viral song is using 808s, kicks, hihats, and snares. or just a select few but always keep the 808. of course, a melody is important too.
and get some vocalists that have a huge fan base to sing on it
@@johnsnook6084 Yeah that's exactly what I wanted to say as well )
Get some world-famous singer to sing your song!
So easy for all of us!
This guy needs to teach for real...he not only has the knowledge, he's confident as hell
"its that low boomy sound you hear in a lot of music" lmao
that hypercolor bass pack was designed by 813. Makes me feel like I have good taste to know I was following 813 for a few years and already decided that was one of the best sample packs on splice. In a way 813 defined the sound that made this track feel popular and 'in the moment'
production starts at 4:07
The production is crazy wish he woulda showed it all like the bass slides piano ect.
I really LOVED this talk. Thank you so mucb!
Reaper wow! Nice to see a Pro Producer sharing tips and workflow. Seems like a humble dude, bags of talent too.
My dream Job !
Just got Logic Pro X and I am excited for the creation that will take place. I am an indie artist voted in the game on Sway in the morning and featured on HNHH.
Wow! A whole hit song composed in less than an hour! Incredible!
Un gran productor, un referente para mi en esta época. Salvando las distancias, estamos en la misma sintonía tratando de producir y transmitir nuestros conocimientos.
Good personality
This guy a genie!! He grants wishes!!
this is amazing. just being able to watch a professional do things almost the same way I do it right now gives me hope that one day ill be producing my own "Sorry not Sorry" :)
I really do not understand 359 thumbs down for a person who is just sharing his vision on music productions..whats wrong with the world today. Spread love and support!!
I'd be gobsmacked if a single person in that room didn't already know what an 808 is
God I love that word.... Gobsmacked...
I wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t. Most people know little to nothing about music production lmao
TDWL2 some reason it’s barely known to most people
He seems very sympathetic and down-to-earth.
Dude I can relate to this so much...
I love that he uses logic pro X. People and their pro tools, or ableton (I think ableton is ok, but it's focused on a different subset, I don't like it and it's expensive as hell). Logic Pro X is amazing, it's very deep and easy to use once you know the basics.
At first glance i thought this cat was Plug two from De La Soul...
I’m a singer/rapper myself... A message to all the producers watching. SIMPLICITY! Allow the artist you are working with to have space for their vocals.
best sample tutorials... blessings. Hope you have a great bday and I wish you the best for your future!
"I'm not singing, I can't sing."
That's a lie, I heard you singing Only Forever in Simply Complicated 😩🙌🏾
MyFarcicalLife compared to others... he can’t sing well...
Damn I was geeked from the chords 🤘🔥
hes honestly my role model, my dream of becoming a producer is huge, but when i watch videos like this, they give me so much happiness, and then i remember why i want to do what i want to do. He's really just an amazing role model.
Dont ever quit!!!You'll make it!!
omg this is so dope
That’s what I’m talking bout. Real life producing good real music
how to be a producer: tell the audience several times you are a producer
olli polliver 🤣
He's real Record Producer not a beat maker. A real Producer collaborates with the Artist and Engineer in the studio that oversees the entire creative direction of the finished product from A to Z like Quincy Jones. That's why Oak Felder carries the Job tittle Songwriter/Producer because he's wearing two hats as the Composer that composes the beat and Record Producer role when he's collabratiing with the Vocalist in the studio or where ever the recording sessions are conducted at.
Eman 08 he is definitely a beat maker too...
The idea is that he can do everything
Oak is so talented
This is why i wanna make musics 😇
Why exactly?
To be successful with Rhianna and Alecia Keys or to enjoy the music you're making?
There's a big difference and I can't seem to decide for now what is actually better.
What does 808 stand for in music?
808 is the common nickname for the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer, an electronic drum machine from the 1980s popular in hip-hop music. 808 is also often mistakenly referenced as the penal code for “disturbing the peace.” Over the course of the 1980s, the 808 attracted a cult following among underground musicians for its affordability on the used market, ease of use, and idiosyncratic sounds, particularly its deep, "booming" bass drum. It became a cornerstone of the emerging electronic, dance, and hip hop genres, popularized by early hits such as "Sexual Healing" by Marvin Gaye and "Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa and the Soulsonic Force.
The camera that is recording must be from the mid. 90s.
Man that is the dream job
how to make a hit song: make it and wait
marketing does not work like that
Memphis You have to pay the radio stations to get a hit. It's a farce.
Memphis. Methods xxx
Wow, it's been a long time Oak glad to see you are still at it and going strong. DXP. Remember. Hope to see you soon.
Very much enjoyed. I remember watching you two working together in a Video and glad I watched. Truly Amazing and soon as I heard loved it. Thanks for sharing meant allot. You are both very talented. Deb. 👌👍
The Spotify peak date was my birthday. Happy birthday to me!
Don't lie
Dude, the instrumental of Here by Alessia is so sick though. Glad to be watching this lol
When creating a track in front of people always start with the bass. I was in this situation where i had to do a track in front of one of one of stevie wonders producers for kid he was producing. Kid got signed.
Mr Oak you are the best. Love the way you arrange material. i am impressed. thanks
One day, I'm going to thank this guy face to face.
So we actually pay The producer honestly. Great work.
Does anyone know the chord preset in Alchemy!!?
I had a quick look but couldnt find it :( if anyone else can find it I'd love to know aswell :-D
It's quite possible that it's not a preset and it's a sound that he designed. Or it's a pluck sound or a sound from a bank that's not in the factory bank, but a third party bank. But just hearing the sound, I already know how to recreate the sound. It's a plucky triangle square with a low pass cut off with some extra voices slightly detuned while an LFO set to the pitch. lol
if it's that easy, then post an mp3 of your sound playing the same chords...
And why would I do that? Make your own sounds. lol What is this a debate on the burden of proof? It's a pluck sound with vibrato. What else do you want? LMFAO
I would try woodblock space, that one seemed the closest
This talk is a gem 💎
He's such an inspiration ✨
Great a clip. Cheers for sharing mate - Dave from Adelaide, South Australia:-)
The most humble person I've ever seen 🙄
Yeah. He was relishing in his namedropping not longer than a mere half of the video.
All his sounds sounder really good straight away!
Without any EQ or compression!
How is that possible?
Is he magic?
lol. Mastered stems he imported that were already mixed if that is magic...
@@nathanhenry3630 Yeah I just hoped he didn't pre-master or pre-enhance anything to give a more honest picture. Pre-enhancing it devalues the whole lesson a bit.
If I were big like him I'd be confident to show all the ins and outs raw, without any effects. But if I'd be small in my spirit and consious about what people think I'd pre-enhance everything, yeah.
But then again, it's not exactly a lesson about sound, just partly.
The right #plugins