How To Make Future Chill 2020 with Owsey

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Tutorial 01 - Introduction and Playthrough - 1280x720 1253K.mp4

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Tutorial 02 - Chords - 1280x720 1228K.mp4

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Tutorial 03 - Chords and Pads - 1280x720 1182K.mp4

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Tutorial 04 - Processing the Piano - 1280x720 1202K.mp4

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Tutorial 05 - Drums - 1280x720 1168K.mp4

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Tutorial 06 - Synth Parts - 1280x720 1240K.mp4

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Tutorial 07 - Bass and Further Movement - 1280x720 1229K.mp4

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Tutorial 08 - FX Part 1 - 1280x720 1218K.mp4

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Tutorial 09 - FX Part 2 - 1280x720 1226K.mp4

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Tutorial 10 - Pre-Vocal Arrangement and Tweaks - 1280x720 1262K.mp4

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Tutorial 11 - Transitions - 1280x720 1278K.mp4

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Tutorial 12 - Vocals - 1280x720 1228K.mp4

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Tutorial 13 - Final Touches and Mixdown Part 1 - 1280x720 1262K.mp4

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Tutorial 14 - Final Touches and Mixdown Part 2 - 1280x720 1270K.mp4

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Back by popular demand, we have a brand new course from the brilliant Owsey this week in How To Make Future Chill 2020.

In this 4 and a half hour epic course, Owsey builds this beautiful, bitter-sweet track from scratch in FL Studio. Packed full of sound design tips and tricks he creates ethereal pads, striking synth parts, incredible unique glitch effects from unassuming foley recordings along with awesome vocals. The processing and production skills on show here are truly mind-blowing and can be used in all sorts of genres and carried across to any DAW.

A true master of his craft, Owsey is both experimental while maintaining a vision of the end result to make it all come together beautifully.

Not to be missed!

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Hailing from Northern Ireland, Owen Ferguson ‘Owsey’ is known for his lush, cinematic production and dream-like arrangements. His soundscapes paint a vivid picture; stark, wind-swept coastlines, expansive vistas and alien worlds are conjured up with haunting strings and evocative synths. His various remixes for the likes of Birdy have received plays numbering the millions, with his remix of Bon Iver reaching #1 on Hype Machine. He has had music featured on BBC radio/television, CNN, Channel 4, ITV, Ones To Watch, Earmilk and various global media outlets. Music journalist Mary Anne Hobbs was among the first to support his music extensively, helping to deliver it to a wider audience.