Behind the Track｜'Manchild' by Sabrina Carpenter

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  @mixwiththemasters · 3 months ago · pinned

  Watch the full 45-minute documentary on &apos;Manchild&apos; by Sabrina Carpenter, only on Mix With The Masters: <a href="https://mwtm.org/manchild">https://mwtm.org/manchild</a>

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  @JohnJohnson-kg4ek · 1 year ago

  The man is a genius, and I&apos;m sure everything makes sense in his head but hearing him ramble and play with instruments is like watching a mad scientist

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  @ryanblufinney · 1 year ago

  &quot;Touching the tape is like my version of touching grass&quot; Love it lol

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  @cinefiend4059 · 1 year ago

  I love when Jack gets all nerdy with the technical aspects that make the casual listener like myself go, “what was that again?” I want there to be a roundtable of hitmakers discussing music: Jack, Dan Nigro, Finneas, Max Martin et al.

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  @FuriBeats · 1 year ago

  My favorite part about his production is the ambient and textures he brings on each track, the tape stuff may not be noticed by the average listener but It really adds to the overall composition

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• MI

  @mileeejdy · 11 months ago (edited)

  People hating on him for making every record sounding the same. He&apos;s just a projection of the artist. If the artist doesn&apos;t have a clear sound in mind, it will definitely sound like The Bleachers but if he works on records like Florence and The Machine or Sabrina, you wouldn&apos;t notice it&apos;s produced by him.

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  @dannyvalentine468 · 1 year ago

  The sonic textures all over Man&apos;s Best Friend really caught my ear on the first listen.<br>Jack&apos;s a very visual producer that seems to love making each minuet detail count. I mean the way he messes with the tape echo machine then swells the volume up &amp; down really shows that. It&apos;s great how for most a seemingly normal pop song has WAY more under the surface! Ear candy for sure but that makes relistening so fun.

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• MA

  @maryflagstad8314 · 1 year ago

  The Juno and the drums together just sound SO much like Good Luck Babe to me, does anyone else hear that? But the guitar and fiddle give it its own character, specifically the Dolly Parton reference that Sabrina is all about haha. It’s a cool track.

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  @nebyenrub · 1 year ago

  The studio owner: “Cool bro, I had to put a new tape loop on my copycat and repair my 201 after he slammed it on the desk to get a reverb splash for a transition”

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  @oallisonandrade · 1 year ago

  i understand nothing but i love the way he says things that make my brain try to grasp what was said and make it into a little something. jack is a genius

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• SA

  @samazwe · 1 year ago

  I love the galloping sequence throughout this track, really gives it a sense of momentum

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  @MrCamwilliams7 · 1 year ago

  I really like how free his process is, not overly complicated..just free experimental

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