Name: マシュメロが「最も検索された質問」に答える | Autocomplete Interview
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It's Marshmello, and I'm doing the Wired Autocomplete Interview.

Adverbs of degree

Just gonna take a breathing break real quick.

Well, as you can see, if you hear me gasping for air when I talk a lot, it gets kind of harder and harder to breathe.

It is a struggle sometimes, but on stage, I just think I have so much adrenaline that I don't even notice it until I get off and I'm laying on the ground catching my breath.

Hit up my booking agent, and he could set something up.

You can just make a helmet, buy a helmet during Halloween at Spirit Halloween, or buy some off the website, or make your own.

Some people, when they make their own, it's better than mine.

All right, I don't really consider myself a dancer.

Anytime you have seen me dance, it's because I'm just in the vibe and everything.

Dance however you want, because that's how I do it, and there's no rhyme or reason.

Sometimes there's times I feel like a celebrity, and there's sometimes where I'm just kind of like, it's kind of hard to grasp, you know what I mean?

I just take it for what it is and try to have a good time.

I don't really try to think, am I a celebrity or am I not?

I try to put on good shows, and I know a lot of amazing DJs also that are really good friends that are really big, and I know a lot of amazing DJs that are smaller.

I would say I can't classify myself as the best, best DJ.

I have some close friends that are close with him.

In certain situations, mostly club settings, I'll improvise.

It's a little tougher for the live shows, for festivals, stuff like that, because we have a whole show kind of choreographed to certain songs.

I'll improvise maybe a little bit here and there, but mostly in Vegas, every single time it's different, you know, because fans might be feeling house more, so I'll play longer house music.

Or fans might like the rap, trap, stuff like that, so I'll play longer that.

So it all depends, but yeah, I guess my answer to this is yes, definitely improvise.

I've been using Ableton for 11 years, probably, and I'm still learning how to do stuff, which is a lot of Ableton users will say.

Amazing program, so anybody who's watching this that wants to get into music production, check out Ableton, learn to use it, go on YouTube, stuff like that.

So if you want to get an idea just kind of out on the page, the metaphorical, put it out on paper just so you could see it.

I'll use just kind of the basic knowledge, you know, put snares here, kicks there, stuff like that, and then if I feel as I'm going to add effects, like maybe there needs to be reverb on certain stuff, I'll do that.

But to get it out, I'll just do it very simply and then start swapping, like, oh, this doesn't sound right, and then you really dive into the super, super nuances, little tiny stuff.

There's a lot of people that overthink in production.

They spend a million days on just one kick, like making it, but you just got to keep moving.

If it sounds good, just leave it alone, just keep working.

For the songs that I sing on, I write my own lyrics for sure.

I always joke with writers and artists in the studio that I suck at writing lyrics.

I'm just really good with melodies and production, obviously.

If the melody's catchy, that'll, like, set me up a little bit better.

My first song alone that I put out, we did this music video, and the music video took off, and ever since that point, just been up from there.

A lot of music, a lot of bands, a lot of piano recitals, some sports here and there, but for the most part, I just wanted to do music.

Here I am wearing a marshmallow head doing that.

I don't sit there and make it, but whatever it is, it's super light and super durable.

The very first version was actually a yoga mat cut and, like, super glued together and painted, and it had, like, pantyhose as, like, the eyes, and it had this little nine Ds around the eyes, and that's how the whole helmet ran, and it was huge.

The best performing one to this day is Happier with Bastille.

I love that song, so if I had to answer, I would say my song Happier.

When is Marshmallow coming back to Fortnite?

We got, when did Marshmallow start making music?

Making music for myself probably when I was 13 or 14 on GarageBand, and it just kept going from there, and I started switching to more advanced music programs.

I'm playing Vegas almost every weekend and festivals here and there, but as for a tour, still TBA.

I don't know where that came from, but I would be the first person to know if I died.

I did a song named Biba that was an amazing experience.

We were out there for two weeks, and it was awesome, and I just had such a great time.

Right when I moved to LA, I was like, I want to write a song that's just talking about being alone.

I just left all my friends and everything back at home, and when I wrote it, I was like, that's really simple as a bad thing, and I was like, but it's catchy, so whatever.

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マシュメロが「最も検索された質問」に答える | Autocomplete Interview

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