
Behind Pogo: Whisperlude
9 months ago
An inside look at 'Whisperlude', my remix of 'A Little Princess' directed by Alfonso Cuaron in 1995. In this video, I take you through the individual sounds and sections that make up the track in FLStudio, and share with you my experiences in composing it.
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| Totals | 12.8K | 51 | 22 |
| Feb 23rd | 6 | 1 | 0 |
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keep doing these videos please i beg of you.
your like the Andrew Kramer of music!
Beside that though, these video's are super inspirational. I can easily get obsessed with highs to the point that I completely lose focus with mastering. Your strengths are clearly the intimate understanding of sound itself, composition is your soul strength, like any talented musician.. I just hope you can get round these ultimately, small and petty issues with FL Studio!
Double-clicking clips in the playlist also opens the piano roll. Is there a way to disable this? It's a nuisance. The lock feature is fairly new - thanks for pointing it out.
You could have piano rolled sequences as a separate pattern, that'd work nicely for traditional stuff where SS notes tend to be drum riffs and piano roll stuff tends to be melodies, for traditional house stuff.. but for micro-sampling, it's a bit inconvenient.
All I could really suggest is pressing F7 after you double click on a score-based clip event, which will hide the piano roll.
That final section is mind-blowing, by the way. Initially I thought you had simply used a modified version of the main vocal line, run through volume and pan automation. But to see that you've actually arranged unique micro-samples... wow. Truly jaw dropping. Well done man =]
Keep up the good work, and keep the breakdowns coming!
Keep up the great work! You were a blast to see live, and perhaps our paths can cross on a project someday in the future!