Berklee Online Staff Song Picks From 2016

Berklee Online has a great blog called Take Note. The blog covers all sorts of topics in the world of music. As part of their year in review, they asked teachers to share a song that they enjoyed this past year. For my pick, I choose Gold Panda's "Unthank." I didn't try to pick what I thought was the best song of the year, just one I enjoyed. I found myself playing this particular track on repeat on more than a few occasions. The track does a nice job making use of a very unstable keyboard sound.  And I love the noise in the recording. As anyone familiar with my work can tell, I'm a big fan of things that have imperfections and character. This song certainly does. In fact, it's a big reason I enjoy Gold Panda's music as much as I do. Give it a listen below and check out the full post with a lot of nice selections from other Berklee Online teachers. And also check out the course I teach, Advanced Music Production with Ableton Live.

Follow us : http://bit.ly/24FMfKD Link : http://btprt.dj/24cWa4O Gold Panda - Good Luck And Do Your Best, Released 2016-05-27, City Slang, SLANG50099DWW All rights reserved to the Producer and record labels responsible for the music in this video.

My Berklee Online Tutorials

Last year I did some tutorials for Berklee Online, including this one in which I sampled the sound of Black Holes colliding. Check the full collection out here.

Download Brian's Ableton Live Drum Rack: http://berkonl.in/2bSPMjv Learn music production online with Berklee: http://berkonl.in/2aLmyRl In this free tutorial, Berklee Online instructor and Ableton Certified Trainer Brian Funk, aka AfroDJMac, gets far out in this video and shares how the sound of gravitational waves (captured in the form of two black holes colliding in outer space about a billion years ago) can make for a sick new beat, using Ableton Live and Ableton Push.
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