Reid Rosefelt
aka Tiger the Frog
I'm not a huge pop music fan, and if I thought about producer Max Martin, it was just about the catchy hooks in his songs, the singers, the simple chord progressions, and the often banal lyrics. I realized he couldn't have so many hits without having skills, but I never really gave it much thought.
But this video by Rick Beato, an intensive study of the stems in Ariana Grande's "Into You," intrigues me. I never had any idea about the complexity and density of the tracks Martin puts together.
Regardless of what you think about pop music, I think you might find it interesting.
This is an old video, so if somebody has already put it up, please let me know.
But this video by Rick Beato, an intensive study of the stems in Ariana Grande's "Into You," intrigues me. I never had any idea about the complexity and density of the tracks Martin puts together.
Regardless of what you think about pop music, I think you might find it interesting.
This is an old video, so if somebody has already put it up, please let me know.
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