The way you right clicked on the track and pressed c to open the color dialog, you can right click + g to group the above track and also if you do right click + a you can auto name the track based on the midi or audio in that track. Thanks for this video.

I have been looking for the stretch shortcut for ages! Cant believe it was so simple first tutorial I've seen show it! Thank YOU!!!

@ProductionDen

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome!

So many helpful tips Jeremy ! Well worth the watch. I know this will help improve my music production. Thank you !

@ProductionDen

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback Lyle!

After - going nuts for 4 years - 20 minutes in this video - cured so many scenarios I had to work around - Thank you - so well explained and pragmatic ,,,

@ProductionDen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jason. Glad it helped you out!

Dang! Thank you for this tips, definitely helpful

@ProductionDen

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped you out!

Thanks this was helpful.

Super helpful. Thhank you!

@ProductionDen

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped you out! What kind of music project are you working on?

really needed this

@ProductionDen

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it helped Ariel!

Your all videos really very helpful my cute brother 😘

Thank you for this amazing video take love from india 👌👌👌👌

Shortcuts When You Right Click On Track: e = delete track, g = group / ungroup, a = auto name, s = adjust size, c or r = rename / color / icon, u = move up, d = move down, l = lock to this size, m = merge pattern to clips, t = track mode submenu, o = consolidate this track submenu

@ProductionDen

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, lots of shortcut keys to use on right click!

What's the shortcut to getting a million streams on Spotify?

@ProductionDen

4 жыл бұрын

Not sure. I’ll let you know when I figure it out!

Yo, my samples won’t show up in my playlist, you know why ?

Jeremy, you sound like an accomplished musician and producer. I would like to ask, could you please shed some light on this mysterious technique that I can not find any tutorials on. Actually it would be really awesome if you could do the first KZread 1st tutorial on how to incorporate this technique into a song. Not sure how it's done or even what it's called. It is a high pitched vocal, but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. There may be many ways of doing this, but I'm looking for the easiest way. Maybe a simple little plug In? Thank you Sir, for all you do for the community ! Here is an example: soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages

@Celldroid

3 жыл бұрын

​@CALICOTV301 Thanks for reply. Sorry, my post was maybe a bit misleading. I should have used the words Formant or Timbre not Pitch. My post " but it is also in tune and perfectly in time. " Pitch Knob only doesn't replicate it and obviously would change the note/pitch. More like " Formant " or " Timbre " I think. I know there are audio editors like " Melodyne " or FL's VST "NewTone" that can do it, but I tried them and it's pretty involved and complicated. There must be an easier way of producing " Formant " or " Timbre " on an audio file directly in FL using a simple Formant VST. Well yes they are available, but at a cost. I'm looking for a free one. And also if Jeremy has any experience in producing this type of high formant/timbre vocal without changing the note/pitch. Formanted vocals are sometimes found in EDM / Indy music. Like here : soundcloud.com/coreygagne/messages