Producing Indian Music Part 1 - Into The Lair #136

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Published 2016-02-23

Producer Gaurav Dayal joins Dave to discuss important details and specifics of producing Indian music. Part 1 of 2!

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All Comments (21)

@SanjoyGhoshrecordist 8 years ago

Gaurav, proud we are....
@lennyblandino 7 years ago

Gaurav is the man! There is a lot going on in India!
@WillyJunior 8 years ago

2:24 - best reaction ever.
@kadaju1 6 years ago

thank you for sharing and taking the time to make this video! Going to look into 7/8 and also the SLAMDOG!!!
@MylesSquared 8 years ago

This is dope
@yashkummar 6 years ago

Thank you Gaurav for explaining and giving an insight of your music production. I like your style. Much appreciated. Thank you Dave for sharing the video on YouTube.
@FlotownMastering 8 years ago

Man, this has got to be one of the best ITLs ever. Awesome!
@nickpov3y 8 years ago

what a great guest. really educational and eye opening
@dezinerAhmad 6 years ago

Wow That was an Eye Candy.... GAURAV REALLY PROUD OF YOU..... I have been following Pensado since 4 years and He is too good with what he does.... How you MESMERIZED him with the The Brilliant Percussion Instruments......
@ArtbyAtlas 8 years ago

Nice can't wait for part 2.
@realraven2000 8 years ago

10:27 - That's a Duff - they play that in Springfield as well.
@kostorchmixer 8 years ago

Thank you!!! Very interesting!
@tarundaodat3571 6 years ago

8:31 dude didn't answer the question on what mic is on the tabla... darn it was so looking forward to hear what mic he had chosen for tabla
@ooohreally 2 years ago

@2:26 Roopakam thala supposed to be 6/8 time signature & Misra Chapu (Tisra Triputa) is 7/8 time signature! And the video is quite interesting!
@Zisch2 8 years ago

What a pleasant guy
@maomao3039 6 years ago

thank you
@DannyUzi 8 years ago

Nice one Gaurav!!
@amanyut 8 years ago

2:40 Infact, in Indian music we do have 22 distinct notes (or swaras or shruthis)...the meend is just an embellishment after all. you can read more if you want at http://www.22shruti.com/ ...(read under the 'research' tab, it is quite interesting!) The equal temperament we commonly use in western music these days is sort of a compromised tuning scheme. btw Thank you for the video :)
@jeyd1623 3 years ago

Beat factory vale sir 💕🙏
@NikulPrasad 8 years ago

The "Duff" is actually called and spelt Dafli. The Dholak is pronounced with OR not OO. This is cool, other than this Indian man getting our instrument names wrong lol. Indian music has a lot to offer western music and vice versa. Check out the latest vid on my channel where I incorporate the Tablas and the Dohl in to a western pop style song.