I would love to see more videos like these just giving general creative ideas, these are all helpful tips and i often feel demotivated to get back to producing, these ideas help me think of how to improve my sound. Thanks!
W FRENCH HOUSE Now I gotta check it out to see why it's called French house and not just house or just French😂 GOD bless may the Lord and Saviour GOD Jesus Christ be with us all the time 🤍❤️💚🖤💛💖💜💓🧡💙✝️🌳🙏🏽Romans 10:9 New King James Version 9 that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.
Were out here looking at the big picture forest like we were told and this man is looking at the trees and decides we need new types of trees to make up this forest. He is CHANGING the game
basically the foundation of all music. I spent years wondering why kick and snare are the "default" drums before I realised it's just call and response
My personal favorite has been convolution synthesis. I use a free plugin called Convology XT and what it does is creates reverbs based on impulse recordings. It has a built in file browser that you can navigate to your sample library which allows you to select any sound you have and use that as an impulse! Taking a bass sound and using a perc roll as an impulse gives some really crazy textures and effects, or using a vocal one shot as an impulse for a pluck can create some really spooky and eerie atmosphere.
@@rainer3755 Huge fan of Trash 2! When I want a nice dry gritty sound it's my go to with a little bit of the old camel crusher. Recently though I picked up Rift by Minimal Audio through Splices rent-to-own system and it's becoming more and more integral to my sounds. It's a little more chaotic to try and understand compared to Trash but wow it can do so much. Definitely recommend checking out a free trial
i know this’ll probably get lost in the comments but hearing some of these samples like actually moved me and i wish i knew where to find music that sounds like this…
0:53 Hi. I've used Una Corda with another felt piano, because I couldn't control the volume of the felt and the volume was very low. I'm glad you've thought the same. 🙂
I'm honestly so glad for finding this gem of creativity, thank you so much for the straightforwardness and simplicity of technique. This'll help me lots during my journey
This is a classic. I remember watching you a bit when I first started production and now, this tutorial is perfect before everything happens for me so thank you so much!!
Super helpful! What I like most is that you explained those techniques mainly as general concepts, instead of being too much focused on a particular DAW and/or plugin. Thus, it can be easily applied to basically any DAW, sequencer and groove box. Thanks for sharing!
Great video! Thank you! Different instruments for different notes seems so obvious now you have mentioned it, but it's something I never thought of using as a tool for layering. There is no limit to how far you could push this!
Really loved this video, thanks for sharing these ideas. The idea of added noises that are polyphonicly pitched are dope! And I'm definitely going to use the mechanical layer of some libraries on some synths.
Arpeggios - do two tracks using similar, but different sounds. Play with note panning ... As one synth is panning left, the other pans right... Add a synchronised delay, set to around 1/4 note or sometime around that (triplets can work if you're careful 😅) and you have moving and audio interest that grabs the old lugholes.
I thought I knew how to do layering but this man showed me a deeper level of layering. Something more simple but ten times more effective and a hundred times better sounding. Friggin brilliant video 10/10 and subbed
LOVE THESE TIPS!!!!something i do is isolate a frequency from a noise/ambience track using band pass filter with q at max, tune the frequency to a key using pro q 3 keyboard and then automate that frequency to match the melody
Great video! I've been doing a lot of polyphonic splitting (though I never thought of that name haha) and some vocoder layering on my future soul productions ... excited to try the rest :)
4:19 This particular melody was freakin' beautiful! Thank you for showing us these amazing tricks. 😊 Also 9:25 That's so good! 😮 Another thing: I'm a metal head who was always interested in synths. I'm planning to buy a good beginner synth but I'm still looking things up. Any ideas?! 😅
11: different chord voicings (wide, inversions, omitted notes - we hear too many close triads). 12: panning layers to different positions in the stereo spread. 13: when using polyphonic splitting, apply pitch bend to some-but-not all notes. 14: distortion, - especially on tracks with "one and sometimes two" simultaneous notes - especially effective if one note has pitch bend, but not the other. 15: when vocoding - speed up / slow down vocal before applying vocoder effect, so formants more alien sounding
Awesome, bro really thought out of the box and these ideas are really interesting. The use of mechanic noises was my favorite,, it adds a something, like making the synth sounds as you say, more like if a real instrument. It was really creative, I don't know yet how i will re- create that in my daw, but I 'd love to try! Thank you so much for sharing these.
Very good tricks. Granular is always welcome, also Wavefolding as a trick on any simple waveform. Perhaps you can also make a video about synth matrix (Envelopes + LFO’s + virtual patching, etc) I don’t think they are many of those around and some synths are coming up with a lot of ruting options to do creative sound design. I think this could be a task right up your alley. You gain a new subscriber +1UP
Thank you. I found 2 techniques in this video which I am planning to use soon :) Rest all went above my head for now, but I will try to come back to them soon.
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@@anchorofcl1892 Not currently but not a bad idea!
Could you list the plugins you used please
I would love to see more videos like these just giving general creative ideas, these are all helpful tips and i often feel demotivated to get back to producing, these ideas help me think of how to improve my sound. Thanks!
Thx for sharing! #subscribed
I gotta be real bro your chord progressions make me want you to make french house so bad 😭😭
I'm kinda hungry right now, so for me these sounds make me wanna make some French toast.
W FRENCH HOUSE Now I gotta check it out to see why it's called French house and not just house or just French😂
GOD bless may the Lord and Saviour GOD Jesus Christ be with us all the time 🤍❤️💚🖤💛💖💜💓🧡💙✝️🌳🙏🏽Romans 10:9
New King James Version
9 that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.
Good video dude! My favorite one is the keytracked noise, never thought about this!
Appreciate that man, it’s a super fun one to play around with!
hi oversampled
Whattup
Same!!
Also if you have MISHBY it has a noise slider built in and might be the most intense plugin you can play with only just white noise 😅
That last trick is so simply but genius, been doing that with orchestral arrangements but never think to do it with synths
Same, I’m learning about arrangement in school right now and it never occurred to me to use it with my synths
Were out here looking at the big picture forest like we were told and this man is looking at the trees and decides we need new types of trees to make up this forest. He is CHANGING the game
Same!
same!!
Call and response blew my mind. So simple but adds so much
basically the foundation of all music. I spent years wondering why kick and snare are the "default" drums before I realised it's just call and response
Thank you for such a simple explanation. Those are great ideas.
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My personal favorite has been convolution synthesis. I use a free plugin called Convology XT and what it does is creates reverbs based on impulse recordings. It has a built in file browser that you can navigate to your sample library which allows you to select any sound you have and use that as an impulse! Taking a bass sound and using a perc roll as an impulse gives some really crazy textures and effects, or using a vocal one shot as an impulse for a pluck can create some really spooky and eerie atmosphere.
That’s a great one, I love it for drum sound design too!
@@rainer3755 Huge fan of Trash 2! When I want a nice dry gritty sound it's my go to with a little bit of the old camel crusher. Recently though I picked up Rift by Minimal Audio through Splices rent-to-own system and it's becoming more and more integral to my sounds. It's a little more chaotic to try and understand compared to Trash but wow it can do so much. Definitely recommend checking out a free trial
My new homework assignment
That keytracked noise technique is insane
i know this’ll probably get lost in the comments but hearing some of these samples like actually moved me and i wish i knew where to find music that sounds like this…
Me too, especially the last one. If you haven't listened to Rival Consoles then I would check him out
Fusq uses one or two of these methods but their discography is only like 40 minutes long :/
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Why not make ur own music bro?
@@kazlives😐
I'mma make a pluck out of that keytracked noise tip! It has Demotapes vibes that sounds so cool
Great idea!
I'd like to see more granular stuff on the channel, especially using Quanta
aka the IMANU machine
I second the request for granular synthesis stuff!
@@xX_dash_Xx Was just gonna comment something similar :D
yes, with Quanta!!!
Personally I'd like for him to start doing fm synthesis
0:53 Hi. I've used Una Corda with another felt piano, because I couldn't control the volume of the felt and the volume was very low. I'm glad you've thought the same. 🙂
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So good bro! Loved this, I’m gonna be using some of these!
Ahh cheers man appreciate it! Hope you’re doing well bro!
Often come back to watch this video when I'm out of ideas for a production! Thanks for putting it together! 👾
That last tip is so simple yet effective! Very nice!
It’s cool to see such neat tricks explained so succinctly. You totally earned my sub!
Appreciate man and welcome!
it's crazy that this info is just on here for free
great synth concepts and also really tasty harmony in your examples! They all have at least one great unexpected change.
I watch so many similar videos on RUclips but it’s rare that one really drops your jaw with its simplicity and the potential it points to. Bravo
This gotta be the best video of adding effects to my Synths. Gratitude
i like ppl who make everything by themselves. First time watching ur video and its so good
I'm honestly so glad for finding this gem of creativity, thank you so much for the straightforwardness and simplicity of technique. This'll help me lots during my journey
This is a classic. I remember watching you a bit when I first started production and now, this tutorial is perfect before everything happens for me so thank you so much!!
Love this stuff man!
Appreciate that man, I’m a big fan of yours, keep the bangers coming!
Really nice synth tips, definitely using these on the next album for NICU
The sound for Polyphonic Splitting at 9:15 is insane! Would love to see the Diva sounds for that, thanks for making this video it’s inspiring!
Super helpful! What I like most is that you explained those techniques mainly as general concepts, instead of being too much focused on a particular DAW and/or plugin. Thus, it can be easily applied to basically any DAW, sequencer and groove box. Thanks for sharing!
Appreciate it, definitely trying to do this more going forward!
this video was phenomenal thank you!
i really like the vocoder layering. great vid.
You have excellent chord progressions to be honest. You did a great job
Got a new sub from this. Tricks I already use, really, but I rarely see producers on this platform attack this subject. Good work man.
Appreciate that! Welcome!
i couldnt believe you uploaded i missed you
the amount of things you can do with sound is insane.
Great video! Thank you! Different instruments for different notes seems so obvious now you have mentioned it, but it's something I never thought of using as a tool for layering. There is no limit to how far you could push this!
Thank you for continuing to do what you do, Tom! ❤️
love this video. easy tips to make our tracks more interesting
Love this! So simple but so effective. Thank you 🙏
Really loved this video, thanks for sharing these ideas. The idea of added noises that are polyphonicly pitched are dope! And I'm definitely going to use the mechanical layer of some libraries on some synths.
awesome vid, imma probably buy one of your preset packs, theyre very reasonably priced and serum is my go-to plugin!
these are fantastic, definitely going to use some!
#7 and #10 were my favorites by far.
This was so helpful! The keytrack blew my mind, so simple but added a crazy amount of depth.
Wow I didn’t expect to learn so much in such short amount of time. Thank you!
Arpeggios - do two tracks using similar, but different sounds. Play with note panning ... As one synth is panning left, the other pans right... Add a synchronised delay, set to around 1/4 note or sometime around that (triplets can work if you're careful 😅) and you have moving and audio interest that grabs the old lugholes.
I love this creative ideas type videos. This video is super unique & extremely helpful.
The first and last tips are GOLD!
This is the best music related youtube video that I've seen this year. Straight to the point, no bullshit, great sounds. Wow.
Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed
super cool tips, my favorite one was the band pass filter on any noise and turn it tonal thing! great
Oh man, I really loved the physical modelling one, this form of synthesis is truly underrated
It really is, I feel like there’s still so much potential there too!
What plugin was he using?
@@halosoddworld1154
Imagine by Expressivee
@@jaynsadaam thanks!!
#3 is super fire
I got chills on the physical modeling sounds!
I thought I knew how to do layering but this man showed me a deeper level of layering. Something more simple but ten times more effective and a hundred times better sounding. Friggin brilliant video 10/10 and subbed
Much appreciated glad you liked it! :)
Wow, unexpectedly brilliant and inspiring video, i can't thank you enough!
I'm so proud of this channel!
amazing video. wow.
LOVE THESE TIPS!!!!something i do is isolate a frequency from a noise/ambience track using band pass filter with q at max, tune the frequency to a key using pro q 3 keyboard and then automate that frequency to match the melody
A lot of these are really helpful and I feel like I've learned a lot watching this. Thank you for making this dude ❤
@@rosariostgod So glad to hear it! Thanks for watching :)
Great video! I've been doing a lot of polyphonic splitting (though I never thought of that name haha) and some vocoder layering on my future soul productions ... excited to try the rest :)
6:36 this sound?? oh my god i love that sound HAJDJSKSJ 💗💗💗
Great stuff, man! Cheers for the video! Much love
I like the last tip, that sounded really cool. Thanks for the ideas, mate! :D
your channel is the gold standard synthesis education
Whoa just found you, that vid was phenomenal! You made this old noob grin. Instant sub! 👍
4:16 I really like how subtle the granular layer comes up here :)
Thanks Tom! 🙌
Wonderful video, my synths will never be the same again! Thanks a ton!
the physical modeling pluck layered with the regular synth changed my life
Very informative video, keep experimenting!!
All of them were my favorite! Very creative.
4:19
This particular melody was freakin' beautiful! Thank you for showing us these amazing tricks. 😊
Also 9:25 That's so good! 😮
Another thing: I'm a metal head who was always interested in synths. I'm planning to buy a good beginner synth but I'm still looking things up. Any ideas?! 😅
Really great, creative ideas!! No favorites, they're all GREAT!!
11: different chord voicings (wide, inversions, omitted notes - we hear too many close triads).
12: panning layers to different positions in the stereo spread.
13: when using polyphonic splitting, apply pitch bend to some-but-not all notes.
14: distortion,
- especially on tracks with "one and sometimes two" simultaneous notes
- especially effective if one note has pitch bend, but not the other.
15: when vocoding - speed up / slow down vocal before applying vocoder effect, so formants more alien sounding
I really love the result of layering with physical modeling.
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Ayyy Big Z, appreciate it man hope all is well!
This is mindblowing. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing Video! I loved the granular trick would for sure enjoy more granular stuff
This just changed my life
Vocoder layering sounds so good I’m gonna go learn more about that
dude that synth at the end was FILTHYYY
Awesome, bro really thought out of the box and these ideas are really interesting. The use of mechanic noises was my favorite,, it adds a something, like making the synth sounds as you say, more like if a real instrument. It was really creative, I don't know yet how i will re- create that in my daw, but I 'd love to try! Thank you so much for sharing these.
Polyphonic Splitting was my favorite!!
Wow, what a man, watched one video and I have subscribed now. Respect
Appreciate it, welcome!
yeah a complete video on granular synthesis would be dope
Very good tricks. Granular is always welcome, also Wavefolding as a trick on any simple waveform.
Perhaps you can also make a video about synth matrix (Envelopes + LFO’s + virtual patching, etc) I don’t think they are many of those around and some synths are coming up with a lot of ruting options to do creative sound design. I think this could be a task right up your alley.
You gain a new subscriber +1UP
Absolutely brilliant and well demonstrated. I’ll be sharing this with my midi class.
These are some very inspiring tips! Awesome video! 👍🏻
good short video with plenty of solid ideas, nice
Super rad - going to apply these to guitar tracks as well
That last trick was a literal WHOA
Very inspiring tricks! 👌
I’ve done that last one when I write orchestral stuff so it sounds more natural but I didn’t realise it had an actual name
Great tips 👍🏾
This is the most helpful layer video ever.
just smashed the like button for the first time in years
yes the granular effect was a stand out for me. i reckon even with my limited skills i can do that. subbed the channel for this vid. cheers!
Yesss What a nice inspiration video - I am a synth nerd and I actually got inspired an learnt alot Thanks !
great job bro
love from india ❤️
I love that keytracking noise tyvm
Thank you. I found 2 techniques in this video which I am planning to use soon :) Rest all went above my head for now, but I will try to come back to them soon.