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AUTO-GENERATED SUBTITLES AVAILABLE: - First turn on captions by pressing the “CC“ button - Then press the gear symbol to the right, press “subtitles/cc“ and choose “auto-translate“ instead of “English“. Then you can select your language from the list, and YouTube will translate the subtitles automatically. In this workshop episode I'm breaking down how I made my cover version of Jean Michel Jarre's “Oxygene pt. 4“, which is out now on my “Synthesizer Legends - Volume 1“ album: I built the arrangement for my cover version based on a short edit of the Hipnosis “Oxygene“ cover, which was used as theme for a Finnish television music show in the early 80's called “Hittimittari“. You can find the music video here: Contents: 0:00 Introduction 1:29 Rationale 3:22 References 4:31 Breaking down the intro part 10:06 Building the main (A) part 15:32 Using the ending as a break 16:43 Secondary (B) part 18:49 Tom fill, hihats and cymbals 21:38 Main part (2nd time) 24:04 C part 25:51 Solo (over B part) 26:57 Final A part 27:58 Ending 29:12 MIDI automation 31:09 Jupiter 6 drone 32:03 Sidechain compression / ducking 35:33 Recording the mix 37:59 Analog submixing 39:17 Analog vs. digital summing 43:41 Adjusting the EQ & master bus compressor 47:56 Stem processing (digital) 52:12 Analog submixing continued 56:27 Mastering The video production was supported by Musiikin Edistämissäätiö, for which I'm truly grateful. WWW: #hittimittari #oxygene #jeanmicheljarre #hipnosis #synthwave #retrowave #makingof #tutorial #workflow #mixing #arranging #arrangement #recording #synthesizer #synth #analogsynthesizer #electronicmusic #behringer #x32 #x32r #x32rack #kebu #tutorial #cubase #workflow #mixing #recording #synthesizer #synth #analogsynthesizer #electronicmusic #iconnectivity #akaimpc #mpc
