How To Produce #1 HIT 'Espresso' by Sabrina Carpenter

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In this video, badhabit breaks down the production of the HIT record "ESPRESSO" by Sabrina Carpenter - originally produced by Julian Bunetta - and remakes the full song step-by-step.

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00:00 Intro
00:57 Drums
10:26 Bass
13:56 Espresso Break
14:17 Guitars
19:16 Keys
20:53 Arrangement
22:56 Additional Layers
24:28 Synth Lead
25:36 Drum Bus Processing
26:25 Final Result

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[badhabit]

Italian Espresso or American Coffee? ☕

[MARAASIM]

Apart from having great production skills, this guy might be one of the best at teaching. The way he explains things makes you feel like he's exploring new concepts with you, which is the best way to teach.

[gillewismusic]

The entire track is actually built around the Splice loop

[terch]

I think its really cool that you recreated it from scratch instead of using the splice loop!

[KSHMRmusic]

One of the best tutorials I've seen in a while. Nice job bro!

[BeatAcademy]

The homie!!! It was bound to happen that we drop at the same time! Great job dude.

[johnnyminkley]

I very rarely comment on vids, but this is brilliant. I’ve watched 100s, probably well over 1000+ hours of music production videos on YT and this is one of the best I’ve seen in terms of process and creative decision making. So much gold here. Very happy this came up in my feed. Insta-subscribe. Thanks, man - keep it up! 🔥 🙌🏻

[witus-mix]

You know what makes this tutorial special? The way you love the music. It really makes a difference to see how happy you are recreating the song. Best wishes and thank you! 🙏🏻

[Bgoods]

The way this video plays out is so informative. You don’t forget a step. Unreal sound matching

[jjoseify]

Tbh you having the skill/ear to make this is very valuable man. 🔥

[DmInsano-]

The crazy thing is that the original song was made with Splice samples without even changing the tempo or pitch. But it's dope that you're making a remake from scratch, deconstructing the track. Nice work, bro!

[alphaquark]

Man, I’m so glad you‘re doing this, I really appreciate it! Your videos inspire me so much every time, please never stop😅

[soundsofparallel]

crazy production man, I never realized how much layering goes into pop songs like these

[lewishong]

YES I have been waiting for this one. Thank u for making the best videos on music production out there.

[Igor]

Thanks to this video, I finally realized how I should listen to kick in the mix - from my smartphone speakers. Because listening with headphones it seemed to me that kick was getting through well enough, and when I switched to smartphone and started listening to the video at the moment with equalization, I realized that before equalization kick was hardly audible at all on small speakers, and after that - night and day

[LovinglyShree]

Wow! I’m a singer-songwriter and a beginner producer, but videos like this really inspire me to keep learning production even when it gets challenging! Your passion for music really comes through. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! 💙

[gbtheone]

Your videos are so well put together, I'm waiting for more to come!

[Scarabinomusic]

Good job dude! Thanks for sharing everything you did in this video!

[mitchliam]

Makes me appreciate the amount of effort and skill that goes into making a single song! Also you're a good teacher, never got bored

[cristianperez]

Bro Such a long time since I haven't enjoyed a tutorial Everything flow so good every explanation and the entire structure of the video is sick