The Making of the "If You're Out There" Remix

In this video I show you how I made my remix to John Legend's song, "If You're Out There."

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE:
"If You're Out There" was created by John Legend. Vince Gibbs has permission from John Legend to post this remix. This work is licensed to Vince Gibbs under the Creative Commons Attribution- Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 license therefore no copyright infringement claim should occur.

~Vince
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• there
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[samjuniormusic]

Hi there is it possible to use this with the programme logic??

[MakeItFunkyProds]

@samjuniormusic Nope. Windows only.

[MusicProducerSchool]

Your explanation is very smooth and pleasant to watch. And very nice music!

[MakeItFunkyProds]

@MusicProducerSchool Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed this video and my explanation. :)

[Uniquelyyours1]

This was so beautiful, Vince.

[MakeItFunkyProds]

@Uniquelyyours1 Thank you very much. :)

[SerieOrtiz]

Where can i download this song i love it

[lasoniarideout]

Quality sounding gear is essential in composing great music. I've had cheap gear and expensive gear. A I've learned that no matter what sound you compose on cheap gear it does not compare. You spend more hours trying to get great sound out of it. Likewise, it takes skill and good equipment to producer top notch sound. The difference is that you don't have concentrate on trying to get good sound instead you can spend time on making great music. Inexpensive gear is not the same.

[BluePaisley]

@seekknoledge - I wouldn't go over the top with the program / device you use! Any software or hardware will do the trick just need to learn it inside out you'll have good results... If you have some money saved up spend it on a decent working space / acoustic treatment then some decent monitors... Whatever is left over spend on the program/hardware and learn it inside out!