Chords for How to Joji in Under 5 Minutes | FL Studio Song and Sing Tutorial

Yo, what's up?
So today we're gonna be making a track like Joji.
_ George Miller, aka Joji, is a musician, singer, rapper, songwriter, YouTube personality, meme legend, sad boy.
Of Australian and Japanese descent, Joji grew up in Japan, came to school in America, and then became filthy frank.
That's it.
Fun fact, he created the Harlem Shake. _ _
_ Here's another fun fact.
I wasn't planning on making a how-to Joji at all.
This whole video was made out of complete spontaneous inspiration.
My next how-to was supposed to be about Amine, but I didn't like how it was coming out,
so I scrapped the whole project.
After that, I surfed the web [G] for a bit, and I found [Bb] this.
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[A] I pitched it down [F] 400 cents, added a reverb and a small stereo shaper,
made an automation and Fruity EQ using the radio preset to make [Abm] it sound vintage. _ _ _ _
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_ [N] _ _ _ _ Foley, named after this guy, is the use of sound effects made in post-production to enhance audio quality.
The sound of footsteps, doors closing, or even playing with your cat.
Are some good examples of Foley.
And they also make for some interesting percussion and music.
For my track, I used the Foley samples from the Virtual Riot sample pack. _ _ _
And a kick snare you could find in any lo-fi drum kit.
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_ _ _ _ And finally, I added some vinyl static and this cool effects loop. _ _
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_ [N] _ _ _ Joji's songs are, in his words and not mine, romantic garbage.
His songs touch on the topics of heartbreak, miscommunication, betrayal,
and really feed into the dangers of love.
His lyrics are vague yet descriptive, keep them open for interpretation.
His singing style is somber, sentimental, and very vulnerable.
He also has this very tasteful use of repetition in the last few words of each line.
And finally, layer your vocals one octave higher to really thicken your voice. _ _ _
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