I think it's something to do with his chair, he's got his seat that can be angled in a way that probably helps keep his posture so aligned.

I thought I was the only one who noticed the posture😂

@@wittkacynah he probably just lives pretty healthy and remembers himself to stay in posture

@@roninthegoat2810 no doubt that he leads a healthy lifestyle. But forward-tilt ergonomic chairs are an actual thing. It's called "active sitting," because they engage your core, reduce strain, enhance circulation, and, above all, improve posture. There's lots of info online on these chairs.

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Yeah I remember when I taught him that 😮naw big facts seems like it should have been common sense but I never did it 😂

I went straight to remaking my vocal chain template lol

Meanwhile I'm watching this in my bed like: C

Same😂

Only for the video

Oh my god. I can't believe I wasn't the only one thinking the same

It's Illangelo 😭 but yeahhhh I totally agree with you! Illangelo and Doc were possessed fr 😂

Though i think it would be really hard to break down those albums, they aren't any one specific genre but mixtures of several 90s to early 2000s genres like Trip Hop and Dream Pop. Although Trip Hop is almost extinct nowadays. Even if they do break down Trilogy or KL, it would be quite hard to understand it still

@@Mattxoxo623 trilogy and kiss land are very different true, and i even think illangelo didnt have much (if at all) production in kiss land. but i think it would be amazing for him to go through some tracks in the trilogy, or at least a track or two within the 3 mixtapes like house of balloons. the characteristics of each song is carried throughout every song imo

@@ericklopezzz agreed, btw you right, Illangelo did not produce any of the KissLand songs, they were all done by DannyBoyStyles and Doc. Illangelo did produce some songs for Weeknd during his KissLand Sessions but they were scrapped. I totally agree with you tho, some songs like Loft Music really need to be broken down, the production on that song still amazes me to this day.

@@Mattxoxo623man the production on loft music its literally just a pitched up sample with a shaperbox automation lmfaooo + most actual production were on the processing of the drums and the arregment of the song itself lol

Yes indeed we are out here! People sleep on Cubase users so bad it's good to see there are plenty in the industry!

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Hey there

Low-key Marshall Mathers look-alike

I’d say def worth if ur on Ableton. He shows a lot of ableton tricks and idk how his workflow translates to other DAW’s

@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken8218 Hmm I work on Logic Pro X. I’ve seen the teaser from it a few months back where he was showing plug ins etc. if it’s mainly Ableton stuff though, it might not be the best for me

@@jeremyformerlyknownastoken82184 bands tho??

He clearly stated that he used to use Cubase since childhood but switched to Ableton recently as you can tell from his streams to .For comparison the weeknd's breakdown on here for afterhours is from 2020 and this record is an old session from 2017 back when he used cubase. Am amazed that the session is running from that long ago and no missing plugins or stems .You can tell he's organized. Cubase doesn't suck , you just lack sufficient techniques . Learn the techniques he shows and apply them to your DAW of choice. I use Ableton and it's pretty flawed on some DAW basics but am a junkie for it's work flow.

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Cubase! What most of the American engineers are afraid to use!

@@TheChromaticz355 ah yes the legend itself, why are people so afraid of it, it looks pretty cool visually

@@JohnnyCarterMusicOfficial because they still thaink that a daw has a sound!! And profools is superior!!!