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i think we can all agree that music is a

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very important element within a film

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documentary commercial video or any

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other visual

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even when looking at a painting it seems

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as our ears like to be part of the

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experience too

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but using music has to be handled with

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care it's so powerful that it can set

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one image into different moods and

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that's why it's very important to first

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define the feeling or the atmosphere

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you'd like to create and then look for

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music that is able to arose that if you

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follow our channel you know that

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premiumbeat is our supporter it's a

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website where you can search and license

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music for your film projects

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now i've made a short one minute

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portrait about myself we'll first have a

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look at that and then see how i've

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designed the music for it

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enjoy

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[Music]

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sometimes you forget about the past

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but you'll always keep your memories

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a simple connection

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makes you remember who you were

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what inspired you

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what left its marks

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and created who you are today

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[Music]

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where new stories take place

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and others fade away

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but it's always a turn

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in the same book

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i'm on the premium beat website and i'd

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like to show you guys how i look for my

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music that goes together with my film

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projects you can start by entering

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keywords in here that you think goes

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well together with your film like in my

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case that was a nostalgic sentimental uh

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emotions memories and so on but what i

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typically like to do is search by moot

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and i'm going to click on that that will

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bring me to the most popular moves i'm

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going to click here on see all the moods

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so that i have a full selection that i

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can choose from and down below here i

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can find nostalgic which goes great

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together with my film so i'm just going

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to click on that and that will bring me

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already to a selection of many songs i

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mean premium beat really has a very

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large library so what i typically like

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to do next is go into the advanced

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filters and specify my selection even

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more and we can do that by selecting a

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particular jar because there are many

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things like here we've got electronic

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and dance there's definitely something

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that does not go together with my film

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so i'm going to scroll down here some

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more and i can find here film scores and

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we have human drama it's a personal

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story so i believe i can find my song in

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here then furthermore you can select

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more jars if you like so also select a

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particular instrument and so on but

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let's say that you have specified your

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selection we can then start by listening

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to these songs and let's just play any

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of these

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now very important is that you do not

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pick the first best choice

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premium beat has a great option to put

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any of your songs that you think goes

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well with your film into a favorites

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list so just click here on this little

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heart icon

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to like that song you can like multiple

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songs and once i've done that i go to my

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account here and select favorites and

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then right in here you can find the

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selection that you've made

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very often i find that some songs that i

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first thought were great are no not that

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great anymore when i compare them to the

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entire selection that i've made in here

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then you can just deselect them and keep

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on filtering until you find the song

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that goes great together with your film

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and what i suggest as well is to first

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try it out with your edits you can

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always download a preview right here

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click on that button and then just click

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on download the full track

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and it will download and you can import

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that into your favorite video editor

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program like premiere and start making

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your edits kinda on that preview track

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and if you believe that the magic

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happened then you can purchase that

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track of course

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now one of the greatest things about

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premium beat is that they also offer

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loop sets now these are sections within

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the song that have different kinds of

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atmospheres and instruments but since

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you're working in the same song they

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will always have the exact same rhythm

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or the beats per minutes and that allows

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you to kind of compose your own unique

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track and that is what i want to show

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you guys inside premiere pro so let's

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dive into that right here is the edit of

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my self-portrait film we have the

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voiceover and some sound effects here on

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top but i want to focus here on these

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tracks they do not look like a common

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music track and that's because these are

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those loops this is the music that i

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used to edit my film once you purchase

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your track of course you'll have access

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to all of these loops right here as you

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can see we also have several short

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versions and of course the full track

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now let me show you what exactly we can

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do with these loops i'm going to scroll

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a bit more to the right side here

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because here i can show you what they

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are capable of i'm going to start with

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the first example this is the first loop

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the beginning of the song and see how

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they match great by just putting them

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next to each other

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that goes perfect and that is the whole

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entire meaning of working with these

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loops now because there's this

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synthesizer i believe which is kind of

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coming in here in this loop we do hear a

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drop here when that same loop starts

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again so even though that they

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seamlessly go together we are still kind

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of hearing that the music is going into

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a loop but there's a very easy technique

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to kind of stretch this intro without

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hearing that the music is being repeated

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and that is for the next example right

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here as you can hear the music has a

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certain beat it starts with a piano beat

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and right here we've got a next piano

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beads

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then right here we've got one more

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and finally the last piano beat right

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here

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now we can always align these piano

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beats on each other and they don't have

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to be on the exact same spot like this

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no we can actually match the first beat

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of that loop with the last beat of that

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same loop and by doing that together

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with a small transition you will hear

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that it seems like this music keeps on

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going now we really have a seamless

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transition

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[Music]

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and we can keep on doing this and make

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an intro as long as we want let's have a

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look at the third use of loops now i'm

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using two different loops you can also

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see that at the waveform i'm just

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placing them next to each other this is

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the first loop that we've also heard

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already and right here is a more heavier

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loop with some more instruments

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and this is perfect to introduce a new

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kind of trigger something new has

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happened in your scene but because of

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these loops we can kind of create it in

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that way that we can choose where that

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new beat has to start if that new beat

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has to start somewhere right here just

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move that second loop to the last beat

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of that first loop and that will also

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match perfectly

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as you can hear just make sure that you

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were always on that beat now let's have

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a look at the last example and then

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we'll see how i've actually designed the

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music for my short we have three kinds

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of loops here on top of each other the

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first one was the one that we've already

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heard in the beginning then we've got

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one with some more instruments and a

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third one with even more instruments now

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if you are going to lay them all on top

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of each other you'll see that these

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beads come back in all of these loops so

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that means we can kind of create a very

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short buildup i'm going to stand on the

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first beat right here and we want the

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second loop to already start here so i'm

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just going to trim that and override

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that with the first loop i'm going to do

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the exact same thing with the second

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beat and that is right here also trim

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the third loop and override that with

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the first one now because there are new

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instruments in these loops i do suggest

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to always add a transition between them

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so that we kind of fade in the new

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instruments here so also for the next

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cut here

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like that and let's play this right now

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and you'll see that it kind of matches

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all together perfectly

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[Music]

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and that is the power of working with

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these loops now let's go back to the

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film project because i want to show you

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guys how i've actually designed the

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music in here i'm going to solo out the

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tracks just for a moment here so that

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we're not distracted by the voice over

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nor the sound effects and in the

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beginning it's just me cleaning up the

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garage i didn't wanted to have any music

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in here because there's no

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reason to add music in this first part

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it's just me cleaning up the garage and

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that's it but it's at this point right

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here where i've chosen to let the music

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start it's a trigger because something

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is changing here i'm seeing my

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skateboard again something i haven't

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touched for 15 years and i'm smiling i'm

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changing my emotional state so that's a

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perfect trigger to let the music start

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i'm grabbing the skateboard and i'm

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staying within that first loop because

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i'm just

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thinking about the past i'm thinking

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about my skateboard

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and then here in the second scene i

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decide to bring up those memories again

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by touching the skateboard and that's

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also the reason why i'm introducing a

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new loop of that music on that point

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let's have a listen

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there's some new instruments that coming

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in here i'm also showing archive videos

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and yes that's me with my shorties hat

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but this scene kind of goes on for a

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while so that's also the reason why i'm

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kind of stretching out that loop and i'm

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using the exact same technique here as i

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was showing here in the example these

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are the two same loops and i'm

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connecting them in this way so that you

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don't hear that the music is being

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repeated i have aligned that first beat

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somewhere in the middle together with a

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beat as well from that same loop

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and we can't hear that i'm stretching

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this loop but it does make it possible

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that i can choose where the music has to

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start and where it has to change so in

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this section right here i'm just

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thinking about the past i'm bringing up

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those memories again and right here i'm

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introducing a new loop there are more

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instruments here i'm building up to

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music and that's because at this point i

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decided to stand back on my skateboard

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like i did in the past and i'm going to

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try a kickflip here again

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also here i'm stretching that loop again

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as you can see

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and here i'm doing that awesome kickflip

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still got it in me

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and here the music fades away

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i'm using the very first loop again that

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i was using in the beginning

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and this was a very conscious choice

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because if you look at me standing here

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in the garage i'm holding my skateboard

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again just looking at it thinking about

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the memories let's have a look back at

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that first scene where i was using that

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same loop also here i was just standing

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in the garage holding my board thinking

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about the past so i'm not only ending

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the film with the same music but also

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with the same visual

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and that wraps up the story and finally

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i end with this last beat that i can

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edit on a fade out that last beat was

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coming from the full track so definitely

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have a listen in there as well not only

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play with your loops but also have a

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listen at the full track because only in

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here i found that

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last piano hit and it's fading out

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to recap this video here are the things

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you need to pay attention to when adding

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music to your film project

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when searching for music make sure it's

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in line with the right mood and feeling

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of your film premium beat search engine

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can help you with that second don't let

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music take control over your video

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you are the editor and that means you

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choose where the music has to start and

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where it has to change

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this is quite easy if you're using loops

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and finally if you're making your own

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track with these loops pay attention to

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the structure and the build up of your

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music just like a story your music track

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should also have a beginning middle and

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ending

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make sure to check out premium beats

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there's a link in the description below

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i hope you've learned something new

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today and also enjoyed me standing on

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the skateboard again after 15 years

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thank you so much for watching

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and never let go of your positive

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memories

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