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This month is a demonstration of how we normally work on a song from start to finish, although we'd usually spend more time on it.

We've attached the microwave sample so you can have a go if you want. This will also be an upcoming discord challenge. 

We've also attached the final piece if you want to listen to it. 

https://woulg.gumroad.com/l/tSleZ - Here's where we got onenotepony

00:00:00 - Intro00:00:40 - Analysing sample00:01:20 - Making kicks00:05:14 - Making snares00:07:23 - Shuffley percussion00:13:58 - Melodic sound00:16:25 - Bass sound00:19:06 - Making long melodic sample00:27:16 -  Making long processed bass sample00:40:46 - Variation 1: Starting to compile sounds00:45:48 - Variation 2: Making chords rhythmic00:48:58 - Variation 3: Drum variations00:53:20 - Variation 4: Bringing in the bass01:05:04 - Variation 5: Improving drums01:08:43 - Making new bass part01:11:46 - Processing melody and bass together01:15:09 - Converting the bass and melody sound to single sampler rack01:30:07 - Variation 6: Starting new section with heavier bass/melody01:32:45 - Variation 7: Adding drums and editing bass rhythms01:40:24 - Variation 8: Improving drums01:46:21 - Building intro01:53:29 - Tying together intro and drop01:58:00 - Variation 9: Adding parts into new drop02:30:40 - Making processing percussion from resampled bass02:36:26 -  Variation 10: Starting final arrangement02:45:45 -  Making a new section to progress toRest of video - Final tweaks and balances

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Shring

What a brilliant idea! Sunday is sorted now 😁

I Cite

YOOOOOOO- WELL. FUCKING. DONE, GUY.

I Cite

One of the most informative and inspiring pieces of educational media I've seen in my many years of living online. Mad to remind myself every 20 minutes of the original source material, and crazy how much of it was done with the ambient noise around the actual door closing itself. Even after being brainwrecked by that for 2 hours, to be blasted with something like "btw, you can keymap toggling automation mode" was ridiculous. I know this kind of content must be a serious undertaking, but now that all your fervent viewers are up to speed with the singular topics I'd love to see more of this kind of implementation and workflow video. Bravo, massively thankful to be a patron <3

I Cite

One thing tho- the version of Bouncynotes I'm finding seems to be an older or different version. Can we get a link to the one used in the video plz?

sEPHROs

Fantastic

Azaleh

I totally agree! Actually toggling automation mode is automapped to the "a" key so you don't necessarily need to map it if you don't want to use a different key

I Cite

True but if I'm jumping in and out of midi keyboard mode and forget to hit M first as well I get myself in trouble lol

Luke Perry

Hey will! also sorry to be a pain where are you getting one note pony from I can’t seem to find it. It’s not max for live midi filter is it ?

Luke Perry

Great video also ! LARGEEEEE!

gavin fauth

I feel like I’m stealing getting this much knowledge for such a low price. I love you guys <3

Beats

Like everyone else I would love to see more of this. Not necessarily a song from one sample but just full song workflows etc... Very much enjoyed. thanks again!

Chase Kalis

lol around 23:50-24:00 sounds like Harry Potter from the bouncy notes :)

Connor Crowe

So damn good ! Loving this community !

Jerimiah Sullivan

Hey guys, I'm having trouble finding where to get the one note pony m4l device. Any clue if its available somewhere or if there's another device like it?

koansound

check out the link in the post description

Jerimiah Sullivan

Derp! Thank you! At the end of this you say you'd spend weeks working on the rest of the tune if it was for a release. I wonder what that part of the process looks like...