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The Face Lyrics

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F.A.C.E. Blessed with a life, but it's cursed to exist So his…

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Face Face to Face 相隔空气街中我跟你象封锁的机器被个别困起 In my dream Face to Face …

Gold We were tight knit boys Brothers in more then name You would…
let's go (And you know) (And you know) You know, you know I can't…
Spend My Money Get money go broke Spend money rent money payed it…

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Demoras

10y↑1

YoYo .Kidz
Reading skills. You need to learn them. I never even mentioned the idea of making music for money alone. You shoved these words into my mouth for no good reason. Also, I never mentioned that you have to use the same formula every time, nor did Graham.

Again, you missed the point. This is not about whether or not music inspires you or not. A song can be great and inspiring in content, but very lacking in presentation. This is where music production comes in, and it has nothing to do with those ideas you mentioned about using "the same formula all the time".

It seems that you cannot read. I never said the following:

'... And it seems like a weird statement from you, saying "to make a livng of music, you HAVE to use this old formular for every song".'

I'm not sure where you got that idea from, because I never mentioned it in the first place. In fact, I mention the exact opposite. It was actually you who brought up the idea of using the same formula everywhere, so please keep that in mind as you write your responses. Also, please mind your spelling. It's called a "formula", not a "formular".

What this video is about, is about sweetening. Graham doesn't mention that he does this with every song, and he doesn't mention that he does it to the same degree in every song either. I'm not sure where you keep getting these ideas from, because you're making them all up! You mention that it seems like he uses this exact formula all the time, but that only shows that you've only watched one or two videos from this guy (or at least didn't pay attention to most of them). It also shows that you know very little about music production. For me, and a lot of other more informed folks, it is implied that every case is to be treated as a new one, and that there is no magic pill. Graham knows this very well. He only presents this in this video in a very concrete manner because that conveys a clear message. He is showing us an example; not an exact formula.

If all you got from this is that you have to follow this one exact formula, you missed the entire point of not only this video, or of the videos on this channel, but of all the good music production videos on YouTube.

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Kevin Stokley

10y↑6

This isn't just mixing or engineering... it's producing. That's what I love about writing and recording music. From the first strum to the final stereo buss compression, it's all about building something that will keep others hooked. Good, SIMPLE tips Graham.

Paul Drăgușin

10y↑2

This is one by far one of the best things to do to enhance a track and keep the listener interested.
a good example of this is Mother by Pink Floyd. Listen to how it grows as more layers are added as the song progresses which is key here, in my opinion, in keeping you engaged in the track.
Great stuff as always, Graham!

John Schuch II

10y↑1

I appreciate what you do! I'm starting out down here in my home in Ellenton and every question I've come up with, you've covered!
You rock, brother!
God bless!

zedxxx9

10y↑1

Just love that guitar strum at the start of the first chorus! Very cool tone.

"This is Love!" Sweet. And indeed it is! Looking forward to hearing the full tune seeing the videos and stuff that are coming! :-)

Adam Snyder

10y

Awesome tip Graham - this is something I always try doing as well. Finding out how the song can hold my interest by making subtle changes in the arrangement. Excellent! Really nice sounding track too.

Malcolm Leatt

10y↑1

Once again the simple answer to something I was struggling with. Thanks for all the good advice.

Third Sound Studio

10y

Wicked mix! I'm impressed with this! Very evolved from what your original material sounded like a couple of years ago!

Red Wolf

10y

Thank you! This tip is very helpful we often forget that the listener doesn't have an attachment with the music we create and the only way to keep the engaged is to improve our mixes like you have demonstrated!!

endlich jura.

This song will always have a special place in my heart. Certainly part of my all-time Top 10.

Barrington

10y

I've binge-watched a whole load of these videos now, and got to say: great job Graham!

peterequations

10y

hey Graham, i would love to know how you route the delay on the vocal. or have you done the video about it already? I would love to know how you did it! Thank you! -Peter from LA

tutubeos

10y

You're really good man, beautiful song, mix, voice, everything. And great tips, thank you!

thijs hunik

10y

Great tips once again, I also allready was making mp3 of my mixes to listen to it on my phone in the bus or anywhere to find out what was missing or needed a push, you comformed it again, so I know Im doing the right thing, thanks man!!

Paul Heinhuis

10y↑1

Thanks for the good advice.
I am writing and recording new songs right now and this video was just what I needed!
Paul

guac

10y↑4

This video is gold on the little things that make your tracks bigger

Brian Buckalew

10y↑9

Graham, it kind of has a U2 - Bono vibe vocally going on. Excellent work!

Phil Dahlen

10y↑1

absolutely - Graham, you sound like a Bono of 10-15 years ago. !!! Vocals sound great, and so does the rest. How did you manage to do it all ??

Sam Borgman

10y↑1

is true!

Jose Rego

10y↑4

For me it has a very Chris Cornell's solo records vibe. Anyway, hearing the snips of it, looks like a great song, and the overall sound from the engenieering perspective is really great, professional in a word.
Sorry for my bad english :)

Art Vandelay

10y

Another great video. Thanks for the tips! I do have to say that the tambourine has some timing issues and it is distracting at times.

Raja Malhotra

10y

Great video as usual Graham! The song sounds pretty good too man! Is that recorded all through the Focusrite Saffire 14? Im contemplating buying either the Focusrite Saffire 14 or the Steinberg UR824. Which one do you think is more worthy?

Cue Zephyr

10y↑2

I suppose this is exactly why the music that I love doesn't get any airplay - just about five string instruments at most and a voice (and some harmonies). Nice video though. The song sounds pretty cool too.

ServingMyJesus

10y

Hi Graham, there is a song called 'Overcomer' by an singer called Mandissa. depending on which radio or other media one listens to it on, there is a section right at the beginning where Mandissa sings'...D Mac on the radio...' just after that on a good system one can hear D Mac say, 'Top of the morning to ya 'Dissa.' However, on inferior media that can be totally missed. Sometimes things can be missed because of the media people choose to listen to music on. In the UK a lot of people listen to music through the speakers on their mobile phones which makes most music sound very 'tinny.'

Love what you are doing. Would have had my EP ready if I had not suffered some sort of eye disease.

Sam Borgman

10y

Your videos are so helpful! But question: shouldn't this radio mix be our general goal these days anyway? I mean there are no radios really. People are tied to streaming services. The service doesn't care if they play your song or someone else's. Its our job to make sure people play our songs to the end.

So I'd say radio mix is the only way to go these days. Unless you are famous and you can depend on fans sticking thru the boring parts and allow you more artistic freedom.

Also, your bass sounded a little boomy on my speakers. I already love this song though!

Chuck Costello

10y

I'm pretty sure that by "radio mix" he meant also what you're inferring. Yes, this should always be our end goal as mixing engineers to get songs "radio ready" even if they won't necessarily be played on "the radio". He really just means ready to be printed for your album or whatever medium you're releasing.

Bret Ferguson

10y

Very nice, you're definitely touching more on a producers role than mixing.

MrSoho15 Productions YSTDJ militia

10y

What microphone are u currently using to record your songs. Your music sounds so professionally made

NEW ROCK ORDER

10y

I don't agree with this guitar issue, like beans, whereas the tambourine aspect is correct, although your approach is good - perfection, sounds amazing even without these tiny subliminal tricks!

Folded Helix

10y↑1

I'm a little behind. Just started recording overdubs (we did bass guitar and drums live) and hope to be done by next week. maybe I'll catch up during mastering month! Great video!

Folded Helix

10y↑1

Well there goes that idea!

Direlake

10y

I dont think that there is a mastering month, he said he will publish his ep in march 31th

William Castleberry

10y↑1

Good video
In my opinion you need some bottom end in the song. If I were listening to the radio, and this song came on I would not pay any attention to it. You need to have a good solid, driving bass and drums to catch people attention (let it hit them in the chest, make them feel it). The bottom end is essential for a good song

Lukas Soden

10y

sounds kinda like a foo fighters song :) Great Job!

Mark Robinson

10y

When you pan, what percentage do prefer? I'm assuming you're normally not 100% pan, but any preference? (I also know each song/part changes the answer - but just curious)

Jarrett

10y

Mark Robinson search "LCR panning"; graham does a video on it. you could also try to search his channel for "panning pockets" but I'm pretty sure ehe talks about that in LCR panning video but there might be a video on it

LetsGoGame

10y

***** yes u'r right. It was the video about LCR panning.

Mark Robinson

10y

Oh wow - perfect! Thanks!

Blacktone Records

10y↑1

He do pan 100 procent. He said that in one of his videos, can't remeber which one. He said that paning halfway only makes the mix more crowded.

JFK Assassination and More

10y

Thanks.. great stuff. Couldn't help but subscribe. God Bless KJ

Emmanuel Morales

10y

That Snare!!

1900stratoliner

10y

Nice work !

honorguitar25

10y

awesome job

dasdrums

10y

What vocal mic is that? Sounds great

Jorge Madrid Portillo

Great tricks!

Jorge Alberto Meléndez

10y↑9

Holy BIG FAT snare!

Simon Sapinoso

10y

How do u label each part of the song (chorus 1 verse 1 vers 2 etc)

123456789a

10y

They're called markers, if you YouTube it there are loads of videos :)

Alex Barnhart

10y

In pro tool you can use markers.

Theo Möll

10y

select the place where you want the label and just press enter.

Chris Pap

8y↑1

I love you man! This is probably my first youtube comment, totally worth it!

Andrei Dobos

10y

Where can i find the song you mixed?

David Detrana

9y↑1

This is a great song Graham!

Paul Morgan

10y

Great vid.

Derek Boone

10y

how do we get your album?

Bruce Reynolds

10y

Good video

jul v

10y↑4

where can I listen your music ?

Kevin Andrews

10y↑1

utubehound69 jul v J Krunch This record will be released on March 31st! Check out therecordingrevolution.com he should have it up there on the 31st I think.

Watchman4u

10y

Yea I want to hear some tunes, any tracks available to chk out?

Josh Kruszyna

10y↑3

Second this, the music is beautiful stuff

Flavio David TV

10y

Nice song Graham!

GRUPO LINAJE

10y

wherre can we buy ur new album bro????

Direlake

10y

It has'nt been released yet, i believe it will be available on iTunes

Jeff DeMarcus

10y

Go Bucs...

kurt stenhouse

10y

Now what?

R Be

10y↑1

It must be boring making music like this...
Why not just make some music that you find interesting yourself, instead of thinking of how you can make people keep on listening to your boring song. Why not just start all over, if you think your song is boring? You can't just make a boring song better by filling on ear candy everywhere.
And who even says a song needs that generic formular? Intro, Verse, Chorus, Verse, Chorus etc....

R Be

10y↑1

Demoras
Im sorry if you took my comment to personally, cause I was mainly talking about the overall impression I got when watching the video.
He talks about songs like, they all consist of those elements, formular, and that you always can "sweeten" up tracks by adding some variation in the 2nd verse. Even though he doesn't say it directly, this is the impression you get when watching it.
It doesn't wonder me, when I hear all this generic music in the radio, if these are the rules people make music by.
Here is some constructive critizism:
Don't talk about music like it is formularic. It's not!

Demoras

10y↑1

Demoras

10y

INSANE NL
Why? And exactly what is "very harsh"? I find that YoYo .Kidz is generally misinformed about the purpose of these videos. Read his comment again, if you will. None of it applies to this video. In fact, why would you look up a video on music production, only to then respond in such a manner?

R Be

10y

*****
No. Some of the biggest hits ever, have been made in litterally 5 hours or less.

R Be

10y

Demoras I don't think making music "for the money only" will make you last in this business.
If it is the same formular all the time, it will make you depressed at last.
Why not just make some music that inspires you? Something that YOU enjoy, instead of thinking what everybody else thinks?
All the biggest producers of all time have said the same. They make music for themselves, not for anyone else.
If you have to fill in extra little pieces here and there to make it more interesting, might be an indication of that the song is not that good in the first place.
And it just seems like this guy, HAS to do this EVERYTIME. Like, he haven't even thought of making music in another way. Every song HAS to have that formular. If everybody made music like that, it would simply become too boring in the end.
When the song is good enough in itself, you wouldn't even need to think about "how to make it more interesting".
And no I don't personally do this as a hobby. And it seems like a weird statement from you, saying "to make a livng of music, you HAVE to use this old formular for every song".

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