Dave Pezzner – Making Remixes in FL Studio

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Exploring the Essential Features of “Dave Pezzner – Making Remixes in FL Studio”

• 15 Video lessons in HD
• 5h 2m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Class Introduction
2. Analyzing The Song And Preparing The Stems
3. Constraining Scale: Kontakt And Massive Inside Patch
4. Setting Up The Bassline
5. Creating Different Bassline Options
6. Creating A Sub Bassline & Using Dump Score Log
7. Adding Vocal Stems
8. Routing & Using A Peak Controller
9. Adding Nuances And Automation To Bass
10. Mixing Q&A
11. Mocking Up Synth And Creating A New Hook
12. Creating A New Pattern Clip With Battery
13. Adding Additional Drums
14. Using Sound Effects And Creating A Crescendo
15. Finalizing The Mix & Q&A

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Deconstruct, Rearrange & Reconstruct

The remix is a dancefloor staple; the anticipation is almost palpable when you hear your favorite non-dance track inch its way into a mix. Learn how to make that magic happen from soundscape artist and DJ, Dave Pezzner.

Pezzner will teach you how take something that isn’t a dance track and turn it into one. In Making Remixes in FL Studio, you’ll learn how to isolate, chop up, and recombine elements from final mixes – no stems needed.

Using FL Studio as the “shell” DAW you’ll learn how to work with:

• Native Instruments BATTERY and Kontakt for samples and drums
• Mixed In Key for analyzing the source material
• Native Instruments MASSIVE for basslines and leads

Pezzner will teach you how to figure out which key a song is in and show you how to come up with melodies and harmonies that are sonically consistent with the source material. You’ll also learn how to change the vibe of source material and come up with new drum and basslines that integrate seamlessly.

Whether you want to blend source material with your original material or just make remixes that keep the vibe flowing, you’ll learn how to do it right in FL Studio from veteran DJ, Pezzner.

DAVE PEZZNER

“All sound is musical, be it the brass ensemble of train cars battering from a distance, or the shuffled rhythm of your heart, even the melancholy choral of your refrigerator’s fans in the middle of the night. If you listen with a keen ear, you can hear the most amazing music in everything around you.”
One listen and it’s easy to see how Pezzner’s work speaks to these inspirations. He walks his listeners through figurative landscapes of crowded restaurants, grassy fields, and busy streets, taking them high into the air and deep into the water. ”I want to tell a story with my music, take my listeners from one place to the next and show them some things along the way.”

Pezzner’s sophomore release, ”Last Night In Utopia” (Systematic Recordings) is a display of his own musical ingenuity – layering found sounds atop beds of ambient noise, rich spatial synths grouped with simple, effective percussion. A dramatic soundtrack to his own Utopia, wrapped in a package of hypnotic dance rhythms. Pezzner admits “The majority of this LP was written on the road, on noisy trains, in busy airport terminals, coffee shops… anywhere I could take a moment to soak in my surroundings and draw from my inspirations the moment I had them.”.

Earlier works by Pezzner repeat this same mantra: Dance music for the brain as well as the body. His 2010 LP for Freerange Records ”The Tracks Are Alive” is a 13 track walk through of his electro/organic sounding style, in full dance-floor mode traversing with ease between disco, house and techno. Beatportal wax lyrical how it “blows like a cool breeze through the stale air of a market crowded with by-the-numbers deep house” and Resident Advisor note the “rising, sizzling dub effects” of his ‘Blacklist’ release, adding “a steeliness to his refined contours”. 5 Magazine coins Pezzner’s work as ”Future classics made for dance floors in the here and now”, while Ibiza Voice describes it as ”Lush and tense with a transcendental twist”.

Club shows abound not only in Europe, Pezzner’s live shows and DJ sets have moved the dance floors of some of the most renowned venues including Space Ibiza, Rex Club in Paris, Womb Tokyo, Fabric London, Cielo New York, and Chicago’s famed Smartbar. “Last Night In Utopia” LP releases November 8 2013 on Systematic with remixes by Robert Babicz, Justin Martin, and Hanssen.

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