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Hi! Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching the video. Yes, absolutely, I have one or two videos currently in the works, and once they are done, I will definitely do some sound design on the melodic small synths, pads, and leads from Phaxe's remix of the Horizon track. Thanks for your suggestion and request buddy 🙏

Hi there! Introducing phase to your bass can significantly affect its sound. Phase refers to the starting point of a waveform. In **Serum**, you can adjust the phase of oscillators to change how waves interact. 1. In the oscillator section, adjust the Phase knob to set the starting point of the waveform. 2. Use an LFO to modulate the phase over time for more variation. 3. Watch out for phase cancellation, which can weaken your sound. Use phase analysis tools to avoid this. Adjusting phase can add depth and make your bass stand out in the mix!

Thank you so much for watching the video and for your kind comment! I'm glad you found it helpful. For the final result, I used a few key plugins on the master channel to enhance the overall sound. Specifically, I added an imager from Ozone to mono the frequencies below 100 Hz, which helps in tightening the low end. I also applied a bit of EQ using FabFilter Pro-Q3 to balance the frequencies and a limiter (FabFilter Pro-L) to control the dynamics and add some loudness. These subtle adjustments really helped in making the track sound more vibrant and polished. Thanks again for your support and for taking the time to leave feedback!

Hey bro! 🎸 Thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely make a tutorial on basslines inspired by Trampsta and Gonzi. Stay tuned, and I'll tag you when it's up! 🚀

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@@shoppingcart238 You're very welcome! I'm excited to create the tutorial and share it with you. Stay tuned for more updates! 😊

Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you think it sounds like the original. As for your question, there are indeed many ways to achieve a similar bass sound, and sidechaining is definitely a common technique. It's possible that the original producer used a combination of sub ducking and compression sidechain to get the desired effect. In my tutorial, I focused on one way to recreate the sound, but there are certainly multiple approaches that could work. Thanks for bringing this up! If the mid frequencies of the bass are important to me, I usually use sub ducking to prevent them from being lost due to sidechain compression. This way, the kick and bass don't clash, and the bass remains as impactful as I designed it during sound design. I prefer my designed sound to undergo minimal changes during the mix stage. Also, using a mid bass in many similar tracks can work wonders. Adding a pluck-like sound to the main bass can help maintain that solid, punchy bass character.

i spotted that too, deffo a big thing when trying to recreate, you can hone in quicker! :)

Thanks a lot for the detailed and technical comment! 🌟 I'll definitely turn off the "RAND" knob so my bass can be both tight and not go bald 😂 It's awesome to have sharp-eared folks like you paying attention to the details. I'll think of you the next time I make a bass! 🎶 I usually turn off RAND, but I forgot in this video! Thanks for watching the video so closely and leaving such a valuable comment!

Hey Diana! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks a lot for the kind words and for always supporting me. It means a lot! 😊

Glad you liked it! The dancing raccoon was a fun touch, right? 😂🦝that was my favorite part too couldn't resist adding a bit of fun! 😅Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more cool stuff! Your support means a lot!

@@hrmehrfar Don't mention it buddy. Can't wait to see more content like this!

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm delighted to hear you enjoyed the video. Your support and feedback mean a lot to me.

You're welcome! Thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment 🙏 I hope the video was helpful for you.

Creating the raccoon bass was a blast 😅🦝🎸 Stay tuned for more tutorials! 🎵

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed the video. If you have any questions or suggestions for future content, let me know!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the tutorial helpful and that it addressed some common challenges. I'm glad you enjoyed the mix example, as well as the drums and spatial synth elements. Your feedback means a lot and motivates me to create more content. If you have any more questions or topics you'd like to see covered, feel free to let me know. Thanks again!

I enjoy reading your answer, thanks a lot. I like when you give some professional tips in each topic. There is a lot of subjects 😂 to deal about. For example drums processing layering and how to mix them within the other elements, transient shaping, voice enhancement with timestretching...😅

​@@davidandjo103 Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! Your suggestions are fantastic and I definitely plan to cover topics like drum processing, layering, and mixing in future videos. Stay tuned for more content, and feel free to share any other topics you're interested in. All the questions you guys have are ones I once faced myself, which is why I aim to create videos addressing each of them. My goal is to help you overcome the challenges I once had and solve some of your issues through my tutorials. Thanks again for your support and enthusiasm buddy

@@davidandjo103 Thank you so much for your thoughtful feedback! Your suggestions are fantastic and I definitely plan to cover topics like drum processing, layering, and mixing in future videos. Stay tuned for more content, and feel free to share any other topics you're interested in. All the questions you guys have are ones I once faced myself, which is why I aim to create videos addressing each of them. My goal is to help you overcome the challenges I once had and solve some of your issues through my tutorials. Thanks again for your support and enthusiasm buddy!

Thank you! I'm absolutely delighted with your comment. Serum is indeed an **incredible synth** with amazing features that can surprise you every time. The more you learn, the more you'll be able to create those **unexpected and magical sounds**. Keep experimenting and enjoy the journey of sound design! 🎶✨

Thank you so much! I'll definitely keep striving to create more great content! I'm thrilled that an anime enthusiast like you appreciated the thumbnail 😅🙏

@@hrmehrfar No worries! Your content is already top notch tbh💪

Thank you so much! Your kind words mean the world to me ♥ I really appreciate your support! I hope you found it helpful and can use this tutorial in your music 🎵

Thanks a lot, bro! I really appreciate your support. Your encouragement means a lot to me! 😍

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and that piano is one of your favorite instruments. It's truly a versatile and beautiful instrument. Your feedback means a lot to me!

Thank you so much for your kind words! Your feedback truly motivates me to keep coming up with new ideas and improving my content.

Thank you for watching the video and leaving a comment 🙏 I hope you found the video helpful and that you can use it to create some great music.

Hi! The little blue stripes above the regulators at 3:41 are modulation indicators. They show which parameters are being modulated and to what extent. The reason your first and second stripes might be swapped compared to mine could be due to different modulation assignments or routing. Make sure to check your modulation matrix to see how the parameters are assigned. If you're using a different preset or if you've made custom adjustments, that might explain the difference as well. And don't worry if the positions are different from mine; the important thing is that you like the sound you create! Let me know if you need any more help!

Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful and that the point about DC offset was useful. Removing DC offset is essential when working with wavetables in Serum, as it ensures a cleaner, more balanced waveform. This helps prevent unwanted artifacts and distortion, resulting in a higher quality and more professional sound during your sound design process.

Hi! Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you like the videos. The reason I map the oscillator level to the macro knobs rather than using the actual level knobs is for flexibility and control. By using the macro knobs, you can control multiple parameters simultaneously, which allows for more dynamic and expressive sound design. It also makes it easier to tweak your sound in real-time during a performance or while producing, without having to manually adjust each individual level knob.

@@hrmehrfarkeep em coming! Where did u learn so much about it?

Thank you for your comment! To address the high end that feels missing, you might want to try a few things. First, check if there's a low-pass filter applied to your piano track and adjust or remove it if necessary. You can also try using an EQ to boost the higher frequencies to add more presence and clarity. Additionally, experimenting with different piano samples or plugins might help achieve a more balanced sound. Another tip is to use saturation plugins, which can add warmth and harmonics to your sound, making the high end more pronounced. Let me know if this helps!

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you so much for your kind words! It’s an honor to know that my content resonates with you and meets your expectations. Your support means a lot to me, and I’m thrilled to have you as a subscriber 🙏

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that you enjoyed the music and found it relaxing. Your support and appreciation mean a lot to me. For me, there's nothing more beautiful than your positive reactions, and reading such lovely comments takes away all my fatigue. Stay tuned for more! thank you bro...

Hey there! Wow, that's awesome to hear! I'm glad you stumbled upon my channel while taking a break from work, and that you enjoyed the content enough to subscribe. It means a lot to me. I hope you continue to enjoy my channel and learn a lot from my videos. Feel free to leave comments and ask questions if you ever have any. I'm always happy to help!

Hey there! Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm really glad you found my tutorial helpful and that it opened up some new creative possibilities for you. Serum is an incredibly powerful and versatile synthesizer, and it's definitely one of my favorites. I love its intuitive interface, its wide range of sounds, and its ability to create everything.

Logic Pro is a fantastic DAW. I'm sure you'll create amazing music with it.

Hey there! Yes, Phase Plant can do that. Phase Plant is a powerful synthesizer that can be used to create a wide variety of sounds, including sounds that are based on samples. To do this, you can use the Wavetable oscillator and load a sample into it. The sample will then be used to create the waveform of the oscillator.

@@hrmehrfar thx, gonna try this asap

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Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the tutorial. Your support and kind words truly inspire me to continue creating. Keep on making great music!

They are different,AI only does singing but this is sound design

I appreciate your perspective! AI vocal tools are indeed impressive and can be incredibly useful. However, I believe there's still immense value in understanding the intricacies of sound design and the creative process behind it. Combining both traditional techniques and AI tools can lead to even more innovative and unique results. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

What if you want to further modulate the AI vocal output

Hi there, Thanks for your comment! While it's true that creating sounds in a sampler can be quicker, there are several key advantages to using a wavetable synth like Serum for sound design: Serum provides extensive modulation options, including multiple LFOs, envelopes, and a matrix for routing. This allows for highly dynamic and evolving sounds that are difficult to achieve with a basic sampler. In Serum, you can manipulate the wavetable at a very granular level, morphing between waveforms and applying a variety of effects directly to the wavetable. This kind of detailed control is not possible with most samplers. Serum allows for precise control over pitch, processing each waveform individually. This ensures that the final sound remains in tune and maintains high-quality pitch integrity. In contrast, basic samplers may not handle pitch changes as accurately, leading to potential tuning issues.

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Thank you so much for your continuous support and positive energy! It means the world to me to know that you always enjoy my videos. Your encouragement keeps me motivated and inspired to create more content. ❤

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