Good YT series documenting people making a track?

[antic604]

I think there's no better showcase of a DAW than someone just recording their process of creating an actual track in it, ideally from start to finish without skipping anything.

Please share such series if you can!

Below the one I'm watching right now as it's unfolding (18 episodes in) by the awesome Tom Cosm (punchy "sneere" ), using mostly native Live 11 devices (and Vital, so far):

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT4a ... gzRPZkiTmj_

[Passing Bye]

Not exactly that, but one can learn a lot watching these streams, they do often start from zero tho

[antic604]

Not exactly that, but one can learn a lot watching these streams, they do often start from zero tho

Thanks!

BTW, that's your typical Live tutorial all right!

[Michael L]

Great thread idea! Here are three of my *very different* favorites:

Thomas Piper improvs tracks live using Live and Push. He pre-selects the instruments, and then improvs the rhythm, melody, harmony. This is his #150:


Jacob Collier livestreams song breakdowns in Logic, for over an hour. This one won a Grammy:


!llmind makes a track from recorded vocals and some chord presets in an old version of PT:

[EdSfer]

Virtual Riot has some cool vids, I've always liked this one, if you have 5 hours to kill :

[SamDi]

Not a tutorial, but interesting

[antic604]

Not a tutorial, but interesting

Seen that one few years back. That's why I'm against theming options for DAWs

[SamDi]

Not a tutorial, but interesting

Seen that one few years back. That's why I'm against theming options for DAWs

Yes, this guy is crazy in all directions. Not just the music