3rd guitar tune is itself is hit song tune simple yet hit tune..thank you so much for teaching us never had such a great trainer with great content please continue teaching us sir
Definitely would love to see more content like this. Love learning about the production process. Even the small little things you do in Logics teaches so much. Thanks
Dig em all Forest good stuff man! Thank you for sharing. I especially like the first track with the keys and the low-pass. Got a sweet verse vibe. But then again, I am partial to a good 12-string! Have a good one man. -Johnny
Forest - I am new to producing, and this was helpful. Your channel at this point is criminally under-viewed! You made me realize that I am not holding up my end of the deal on production because I need to go to my creative sessions with more ideas and should be building track starts and new ideas ALL THE TIME. This was motivating and will help take some pressure off my artists to always be the ones coming up with ideas. Thank you so much!
@@forestwhitehead Anytime. Always interesting and well-produced content. Just out of curiosity what scales do you usually work with? Like do you stick to pentatonic with diatonic chords? Do you just use Chromatic but use those things as general rules? Or do you just go with what sounds good? I started learning a little bit about chromatic mediants and just started moving away from the pentatonic scale a little bit and going by ear. I know these things aren't really necessary but just wondering.
Hey. Good stuff you're doin, thnx! Just wanted to know if you know about the "smart quantize" function in LP that let you quantize but keep flams? I use it all the time to keep som flams and "played" feel! =)
3rd guitar tune is itself is hit song tune simple yet hit tune..thank you so much for teaching us never had such a great trainer with great content please continue teaching us sir
Nice man! 3rd one could be somethin really special!
Already got one wrote to it gonna upload it soon!
I liked no 3 the best. Loved seeing how you develop the start of a song from a simple loop. Very beginner friendly thank you.
This got me inspired! Thanks for letting us be a fly on the wall and see how you start projects. Really helpful!
That third one is so solid! It’s the kind of thing that inspires a really good, full song! Thanks for this super helpful video 😁
Nr 2 is a vibe
Love that 80s type vibe! Great start and continue with the song creation!
3rd is really cool! Great video!
That’s my favorite too
Definitely would love to see more content like this. Love learning about the production process. Even the small little things you do in Logics teaches so much. Thanks
This content is pure gold!
do more of these to teach us how to layer sounds and how to make a basic track with drums keys strings guitar and bass
I liked the third one the best. I liked the sound selection and just overall tighter, simpler and felt best
Awesome Forest....as always you are such a great influence and inspiration in the studio. Thanks for well....just being you Sir...God Bless...!
Cheers
Track Starts - That’s a great idea and concept :) I’m really going to dig deep into that :) Thanks man
Dig em all Forest good stuff man! Thank you for sharing. I especially like the first track with the keys and the low-pass. Got a sweet verse vibe. But then again, I am partial to a good 12-string! Have a good one man. -Johnny
Thanks Forest! Helpful as always, seeing your approach to building a track is inspiring 👍🇮🇪🇮🇪
Thank you for making/taking the time to show us this stuff!
Inspiring!
Forest - I am new to producing, and this was helpful. Your channel at this point is criminally under-viewed! You made me realize that I am not holding up my end of the deal on production because I need to go to my creative sessions with more ideas and should be building track starts and new ideas ALL THE TIME. This was motivating and will help take some pressure off my artists to always be the ones coming up with ideas. Thank you so much!
Thats awesome man. Really appreciate you stopping by Ron!
Showing up with many track options is key!
It's very informative sir ....
I'm From India luv sir ❤️❤️
Cool bro
so good. loved number 3
I'm your fan man, from Botswana 🇧🇼. Lv ur work how wish it was possible to work with you
Wish to see more from you , love your work 🙏🏻😉🤙
New Sub here. I saw your collab with Nathan Larsen. You did great! :)
Glad you stopped by!
The content you put out is very useful for a beginner like me 🙌.Thank you so much!
You are exactly who it is for. Thank you for being here.
I guess I have to say I like the first track start the best but that's probably because lyrics came to my mind. I liked all of them though.
Great, man! I love that! Very helpful!
liked and subbed, great vid man 👍
Thanks man
VIBE BABY
ayyy glad you like it
man I love what your doing, I’ve learned so much from you . Just wish I knew how to play piano keep it up sir.
well done.
thanks for stopping by!
@@forestwhitehead Anytime. Always interesting and well-produced content. Just out of curiosity what scales do you usually work with? Like do you stick to pentatonic with diatonic chords? Do you just use Chromatic but use those things as general rules? Or do you just go with what sounds good? I started learning a little bit about chromatic mediants and just started moving away from the pentatonic scale a little bit and going by ear. I know these things aren't really necessary but just wondering.
Great video!
Cool
For me its 1..
Yo man! This channels should have millions sus!! No doubt I will mention on mine. 🙏🙏🙏
Nice, now all I need to do is find out what “Splice” is..
Hey. Good stuff you're doin, thnx! Just wanted to know if you know about the "smart quantize" function in LP that let you quantize but keep flams? I use it all the time to keep som flams and "played" feel! =)
Just subscribe guys.....give more respect 🙏 thank you so much....u r really amazing 👏
Where is the kick in logic because i cant find those
Do you do zoom meetings?