The conversation revolves around a competition to create a summer hit song. The participants are two teams, each consisting of a singer and a music producer. The music producer's task is to create a beat, while the singer will come up with the lyrics and place them on the beat. The teams have three days to complete their task, during which they are not allowed to reveal their work to each other.
Once completed, the songs are sent to a master of French song, who will listen to them and give his opinion on who he believes to be the winner. The winner's song will then be released 48 hours later, and the one with the most "likes" on the release day will be declared the overall winner.
Throughout the conversation, there are humorous exchanges and debates about the music production process. The team discusses the importance of creating a "summer hit", which is a song that is catchy and easy to dance to. They also discuss the use of certain musical elements, such as the "pluck" sound, and how to incorporate them into their songs.
Despite the light-hearted atmosphere, the participants are clearly serious about the competition and are eager to create a hit song. They also express their excitement about the upcoming challenge and look forward to the end result.
1. The speaker is sitting on a sofa alongside three colleagues: Freddy Gladieux, KezahProd (uction), and JOYCA from "Joycance".
2. The speaker has been preparing a concept for a long time and will compete with two teams for the next three days.
3. Each team consists of a potential singer and a professional in musical production software.
4. The teams will be in their respective studios for three days, tasked with creating a summer hit.
5. A summer hit is described as a cool, danceable sound that listeners can add to and choose the musical genre for.
6. The beat, lyrics, and production will be completed within the three-day period, after which the sound will be sent to the mix.
7. The final sound will be broadcast ready once the mixing is done and the teams will discover each other's summer hit upon its release.
8. The sound with the most "likes" on the teams' channels will be declared the winner.
9. The teams are also seeking public opinion and will release their sounds 48 hours after a video preview.
10. The teams are working on creating super happy, summer-themed hits with a focus on upbeat chords, instruments, and potentially autotune.
11. The teams are also experimenting with different sounds and genres, including Latin and Reggaeton.
12. The teams are using various production techniques such as pluck, synth pluck, and recording.
13. The teams are also incorporating elements such as small samples and melodrama into their productions.
14. The teams are recording their work and making adjustments as needed.
15. The teams are having fun and enjoying the process, even though they are in a competition.