Really would love if he dissected Throb. So many elements to that song

I really like this song but to me there was just a lot of ambient sounds coming from the drums and guitars. Never would've guessed Throb was sampled. To think it's a track from the same album.

As a massive geek, check out this link. It’s where they got the loop for 12:05 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aLaVrcilvJzTYac.html

thats so lovely to hear. thank you so much. its so refreshing to hear some of these massive hits and realise that we are just human too and we can create something great. i know you will!

The background vocals on that one are one of her best!

I love that the remix brings out the background vocals to the forefront

Most definitely 100% On Our Own, I think of that song every time I hear that loop!

Thanks Mike!! Have you subscribed? There’s loads more to come!

Hell yes! That is so cool! Thank you for the insight!!

So glad you liked it Heather. Thanks so much for watching this series. :)

@@luffegun I'm loving all these so much!! It reminds me how I used to try to replicate my favorite songs when I was a kid with a small electronic keyboard and a couple tape players and blank cassettes. I'd play one instrument line on the keyboard with a sound that was as close to the original as I could find and record it on the cassette, then rewind the tape and play it back while playing the next instrument , on the keyboard, along with my previous recording and have a second tape player record that. I went back and forth playing as many layers as I could until the air space was too distracting....if only I had a Daw back in 95' 🤣

@@Mrs.blt84 super resourceful! do you still record? love to hear some stuff!

@@luffegun I do😁 on my channel I have uploaded some fun little “reimagined’ versions of some Mariah Carey songs that I created to practice mixing. I don’t my have original songs uploaded but I can email them to you. I’d be honored for you to listen to them!🤩

oh damn thats pretty impressive these are great! excellent work! please keep them coming? are you working on any original stuff?

YESSSSS

WOW thanks for the really thoughtful comment Daphne. you really know your stuff! so glad you could get something out of the video and I'm glad you've been watching. if you could pick a Janet track for me to do next what would it be?

@@luffegun Thanks, interestingly, I discovered your channel from another Janet track you analysed - All For You. I think Janet has an amazing catalogue. These are some of the songs I'd be fascinated to here in more detail. They randomly span over different albums. Velvet Rope I Get Lonely Rhythm Nation Somebody To Call My Lover Feedback Alright Love Will Never Do (Without You) This Time If you are able to get any of these, you can pick the next one for us all to enjoy. 😊 Look forward to the next mixes.

Yes, I heard 'Nasty' in that track as well! I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that😊

We used to call that dance "The Machine," I don't know if that's really what it's called tho 😂😎

He sure did.

Not necessarily. There are some specific communities which share them but I don’t think it’s legal to straight up sell someone’s tracks for cash. I’m lucky for 2 reasons I don’t make anything off this channel not probably ever will and I’m using slithers of individual instruments over the course of 30 to 60 mins to creat a brand new piece of content based on my reaction to a subject. Great question!

I wonder if it is just a vocal sample they used while making the record. They did stuff like this on the RN album too, borrowing parts from Control. If was one of the first tunes recorded on the album I believe. Janet wrote this song in a meeting room at Virgin Records by herself on a notepad apparently.

I have no idea how to use LOGIC hahah

Hahahah sometimes I don’t realise what I’m saying til it’s too late! Hahah thanks for watching the video this far in

Not at all Ryan! Great question. I have access to the multitracks files which come in a few different forms depending on the source or intended use. They will come as either multiple mono audio files all exactly the same length and they just drop into my recording/mixing software in this case Logic on Mac. Sometimes I get the actual ProTools session files and have to convert them from my old hackintosh running Protools 10 or 11 and sometimes I get bounced stereo stems (stems meaning STEREO MIXES and also deriving the tree branch analogy from this) if they come in that stem form then the session I have normally was intended for DJ remix versions or are sent out to other artists on those labels to create mashups or alternate mixes of the song. I’d love it if they were all original full sessions but sometimes you have to take what you can get. I’ve used contacts from my time on the industry and a few other means to get these and they are harder and harder to come by. Probably of my own doing as I’ve done more of these types of videos than anyone else and I’m sure someone has tightened the belt on their availability due to the sheer volume of copyright claims I have had from the major labels on these videos haha. But hey, Here we are talking about a frankly quite old song again so for my money that is a good thing. Thanks so much for watching Ryan. Much appreciated dude!

@@luffegun Thanks!!

i must have meant Scream. i always confused those two songs. but also. it had a bit of a JAM vibe in this song.

She didn’t lip sync that performance

@@ikexbankai i'm 99% sure she did. It's very easy to tell and I can give more reasons why it might've been lipped than reasons why it might've been live. It sounded lipped and this "mtv live" track is the exact same as her performance. The breathing and everything. What else would it have been used for? But she ate the performance up and still is my fav artist :)

Throb was definitely there. I was confused thinking maybe they threw it in "if".

The copyright owners are aware of these videos and I have been cleared of any infringement. Only Janet can speak for Janet. I bet she would be pleased that more people are taking interest in her song from many years ago.

@@luffegun you did a very good job , I always knew that from Janet Jackson. She understands voices while writing a song which helps her create great harmonies

I think it's great to hear the construction of the song in its bits and pieces, not just the finished product. Some of the sounds are just out of this world and helps you to appreciate the song even more!