Naomi McPherson of MUNA Song Breakdown & Writing Process - "One That Got Away" ft. KORG Nautilus

Patches, presets, process, & more, in this exclusive interview, we talk with Naomi McPherson, keyboard player in MUNA to dive deep into how Naomi incorporates the KORG Nautilus into MUNA's on-stage performances & in-studio recordings, with a particular focus on their hit single "One That Got Away." 🎶
Did you know that half of the synth sounds in "One That Got Away," Naomi found directly on Nautilus? For Naomi, crafting "One That Got Away" was a process of exploration. They'd loop the track, tweak specific patches, and harness the Nautilus's arpeggiator to shape the sounds that resonated with the band's vision. "VogueM1 keys" "Thriller Chords," "Cars Lead," and "Evermore Pad" to name a few are just a taste of the '80s funk and pop-inspired sounds used on Nautilus that permeate the song's DNA. Naomi gravitated towards punchy bass and mouthy bass sounds that helped bring depth to the song. These tones are skillfully scattered throughout the track and brought to life in their electrifying live performances. 🎤 The KORG Nautilus didn't just find a home in their studio; it became an integral part of their live rig, igniting sparks of inspiration for new music. MUNA has dedicated themselves tirelessly to their craft, rising through the ranks with unwavering dedication and unbridled creativity. Naomi takes a moment to reflect on their journey, their growth as a band, and the incredible energy they pour into every single performance, whether it's a massive stadium or an intimate club. One thing is guaranteed: MUNA's dedication to their fans shines through, and every show is a true spectacle of passion and artistry.
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[@ilonajussila7163]

naomi mcpherson production god

[@beccacox7998]

Naomi mcpherson is the producer of my generation

[@lexspazz]

NAOMI DO MORE OF THESE PLEASE

[@samvieiras]

NAOMIII We need more of these

[@winnipegthatsincanada6513]

that synth they’re talking about at the end of the song is ear candyyyy to me, such a well produced song

[@abrahamirhia8775]

They're so inspiring and I love hearing their process! 💖

[@confusedsomnimoo903]

man it's like a whole new avenue into a new way of loving music, listening to them love it

[@incubrian]

this is SO cool to see this interview to hear naomi talking about the tones! i am so obsessed with naomis writing style and this was just amazing to see! thank you korg for this awesome piece on this absolute gem of a song!!

[@evilhag666]

hear ye hear ye naomi nation

[@engagingathena9965]

their mind amazes me

[@twentytwo9034]

their mind

[@whatcanidooo]

I’m in love w them 😭

[@effpng]

naomi you are so brilliant!! i need more of them talking about production in MUNA pleaseeeee

[@mikaelag4109]

GO DAD!!!

[@isabelv7325]

I’m obsessed with this songggg😭 it’s so good

[@RidgeRomero]

THANK U

[@nbgenius]

love u Naomi, you inspire me

[@YogeshSharma-nv5cb]

Wow you are great ❤❤❤

[@shit2fly]

What's the chords she's playing?

[@cassielj]

hi naomi i’m in love with you

[@sibbyeskie]

A lot of talking and then when he finally plays something the demo honestly doesn’t sound like much. No idea what the capabilities are. Just an old school rompler?

[@v-underground]

have you listened to the studio version of the one that got away by muna? the context helps

[@user-KORG]

Много слов!🤔