porter robinson - everything goes on (remake) [stems]
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2024
- ayy new porter remake
this one took a while but it's finally here!
I tried to make the same stems as the original - it's not exactly the same, of course, but i think it's a great way to see the tracks besides watching the live stream
that being said, merry christmas and happy new year !
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damn, amazing job as always!
omg your work is amazing!
That intro sounds so clean😳
Great job bro. Your amazing music skills and stems help me study music. I really need to Porter Robinson's contents. I look forward to watch your new videos. Thank you.
You have saved my day. Thank you so much. :)
Nothing less than expected, awesome job as always!
incredible
This is incredible. Will you ever do a video on how you mix these remakes too ? I mean at least on this one, the mix is on point. Like mix/master bus settings, how you mixed the synths, drums etc. Incredible job either way !
I really curious how Star Guardian ARP plucks are made. I really love that sound as they're so cute!
we want a divinity remake!
That's amazing! By the way, what guitar plugin did you use?
for the acoustic i used Ample guitar taylor and Evolution strawberry for the electric gtr
@@vrvuthanks!
Dang it dude🔥🔥
r u porter robinson???!
this is so damn gooooood!
Awesome job! If you had a Patreon, I'd totally support your stuff, it's so good!
99% accurate brotherr!!!!
AWESOME
Amazing! good job
This is insane, btw what are the plugins you used for the strings
omg yours so insanely same as the original!! may i know what strings plugin did u use for the remake?
i don't have the project anymore,, but i'm 99% sure it was Session Strings Pro 2 (Kontakt)
Wow... Crazy... This is how porter get mixed up
what guitar plugin do you use in this remake
what piano VST are you using?
How do u mix your piano sounds so good ,I'm always put too much reverb so my piano sounds always muddy
damn, that was great
can i use the instrument for my cover?
Bro how did you make those acoustic guitar so real. I mean can you suggest me a tutorial and what vst
This is great! It sounds almost identical to the original. If it's okay with you, may I use your stems for a cover?
sure!! no problem
Hi, I'm studying music by myself, and noticed your recreations have a 'stem'. Is it a kind of sampling? Or is it a pre rendered audio samples from ground up?
Your work has so much effort and I admire it, as I'm also interested in recreating musics. I really want to know how you did it; I would be much appreciated and improve my skill.
Thank you for creating these videos, people like you are my motivation and inspiration. :)
usually 'stem' means an audio file that contains some individual multi-tracks with a specific role (i.e bass, drums, keys). what i do is recreate the song from scratch and then export groups of tracks into these audio files, so you can listen to them individually to understand how the song is structured. these are also useful for making remixes/covers so feel free to use!
also i'm thinking about making a "remake from scratch" type video, i think that could help you see the process i do for these projects.
@@vrvu Thank you for your kind reply! And about the new type of video you mentioned, I fully support the idea. I'll subscribe and look forward to your future stuff, thank you :)
can i use your stems for a cover?
What vst did you use for the arp?
Would you be willing to share the project file?
Hey I really need your help. I bought Ample guitar Taylor and put on all the midi notes according to your video then mess with it for hours but still can't make it sound as realistic as yours. I don't think u use the Strummer either. Could u plz let me know how u make it so realistic? Self-Learning purpose only. I've trying to get vst guitar sound real for so long and failed every time. I would be so glad to know the secret sauce of it. Much tkx in advance.
I used the "keyboard mode" which you can select it on the right button (the headstock), turned off all the effects except the EQ and make sure you're using the strum library
I also used a sustain pedal between the chords (automation)
but I think the most important thing here is the midi which took me an hour to finish,,, it's hard to explain, but i'll give you the midi I used in the intro
drive.google.com/file/d/1cj9mEBy7ANVk9pAlGebZLv8diEv4YmIo/view?usp=share_link
@@vrvu OMG Thank you so much!!!!
@@vrvu Well, I think what I've missed all this time is the sustain pedal. Mystery was solved. Once again, thank you.