Dr. Alexander Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Not her teaching Max how to use the production software The allegations of him not actually producing any of the hits under his name from the last ten years, but his team actually producing is alive again 7
geddymonster Posted January 13 Posted January 13 It’s always cool to see the behind the scenes of a song. 5
Illuminati Posted January 13 Posted January 13 6 minutes ago, Dr. Alexander said: Not her teaching Max how to use the production software The allegations of him not actually producing any of the hits under his name from the last ten years, but his team actually producing is alive again I think people just get used to their way of doing things and Ariana probably brought some demo or something from elsewhere maybe with another software. It's kind of endearing that he is willing to learn and that his ego doesn't interfere with the process. That being said though I do believe that other people do the majority of work for Max Martin 1
19SLAYty9 Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Why is her enunciation here better than the actual song? Who is producing her vocals? vocals are amazing tho 1 3
Raptus Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Why is she sining the chorus so delicately/quietly? It suppose to be empowering song and she's just whispering like she's Selena 1 2
AvadaKedavra Posted January 13 Posted January 13 Imagine being born with a voice like this Some people are just so lucky. I rarely get jealous but when i see people with all those magnificent voices i get real bitter and pressed 3
Junipero Posted January 13 Posted January 13 (edited) 35 minutes ago, Dr. Alexander said: Not her teaching Max how to use the production software The allegations of him not actually producing any of the hits under his name from the last ten years, but his team actually producing is alive again Where were these allegations from? I just assumed that his proteges bring in demos and they collectively "vote" which demo to work on(the one they think has most potential); atleast thats what I understood from interviews of Benny Blanco, Cirkut, etc... I heard in an interview that he just supplies ideas to demos that were already brought in(and I assume that were practically almost complete), but idk if thats true. I heard that many producers sign contracts with people like Dr. Luke, so I wondering if Max is the same. Edited January 13 by Junipero
ariananext Posted January 13 Author Posted January 13 22 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said: Why is her enunciation here better than the actual song? Who is producing her vocals? vocals are amazing tho I was thinking the same thing, she produced the vocals tho so it's her
19SLAYty9 Posted January 13 Posted January 13 1 minute ago, ariananext said: I was thinking the same thing, she produced the vocals tho so it's her I love her voice. Reminds me of Judy. Ahhh wicked will be amazing 1
Dula Peep Posted January 13 Posted January 13 She really botched her vocals on the final cut, I can barely understand what’s she’s saying 3 1
Communion Posted January 13 Posted January 13 47 minutes ago, Dr. Alexander said: Not her teaching Max how to use the production software The allegations of him not actually producing any of the hits under his name from the last ten years, but his team actually producing is alive again 36 minutes ago, Illuminati said: I think people just get used to their way of doing things and Ariana probably brought some demo or something from elsewhere maybe with another software. It's kind of endearing that he is willing to learn and that his ego doesn't interfere with the process. That being said though I do believe that other people do the majority of work for Max Martin 34 minutes ago, 19SLAYty9 said: Why is her enunciation here better than the actual song? Who is producing her vocals? vocals are amazing tho Ddd from what people have said, Max (especially after the early 2010s) more-so produces the vocals on his work and is now more-so an instrumentalist than a beatmaker when it comes to modern productions. Based on the credits, Illya likely created the original foundation of the beat on the piano, Max added to it (as he's seen as having a special touch), and then Ariana did the topline (melody and lyrics). I wonder if she had an even further hand in programming and comping her vocals that led to her producer credit or if she was with them when building out the instrumental. 9 minutes ago, Dula Peep said: She really botched her vocals on the final cut, I can barely understand what’s she’s saying Her vocals being deep in the mix would be on the mixing and mastering team, but Max's usual engineer (Serban Ghenea) did the mixing so it's likely an intentional artistic choice to make the vibe of the genre. 1 2
ariesgroove Posted January 13 Posted January 13 her making her enunciation worse kinda works for a song with a beat like this
gatito Posted January 13 Posted January 13 1 hour ago, 19SLAYty9 said: Why is her enunciation here better than the actual song? Who is producing her vocals? vocals are amazing tho i believe she does, i’m guessing that’s why she got producer credit this time
Nashe Posted January 13 Posted January 13 they muffled the vocals to fit the style of the song, crystal clear vocals would've felt strange indeed
Jude Posted January 14 Posted January 14 Am I the only one who didn't have any issues with her enunciation on "yes,and?"? I'm not even a native speaker. Maybe I'm just her style of singing now.
Dr. Alexander Posted January 14 Posted January 14 10 hours ago, Communion said: Her vocals being deep in the mix would be on the mixing and mastering team, but Max's usual engineer (Serban Ghenea) did the mixing so it's likely an intentional artistic choice to make the vibe of the genre. I was about to drag him but he actually mixed and mastered both Positions and thank u, next (the albums), all of Taylor’s re-recordings and Midnights, GUTS, Silk Sonic, etc. He’s we’ll accomplished, so it must be an intentional artistic choice like you said.
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