How To Make Groovy TECH HOUSE Like FISHER

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In this video, we're going to be making a groovy Tech House song inspired by FISHER's song "Waiting For Tonight." And we're going to find out if we can do this in under six hours by using the 80/20 rule of Tech House music production.

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00:00 Introduction to Tech House Music Production
01:30 Drum Layering Techniques and Tricks
05:46 Exploring Open Hats and High-End Elements
11:01 Adding Complexity with Shakers and Loops
19:59 Diving Into the Bassline Creation Process
23:18 Diving Into Mid Bass Sound Design
29:53 Exploring Vocal Techniques and Effects
34:07 Crafting the Perfect Piano Sound
37:37 Innovative Arrangement Tricks for a Dynamic Track
43:51 Final Thoughts and 80/20 Rule Overview

Video edited by: Zen Ampalayo