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so cool keep going

did you wrote all the song? So cool I would love to see videos teacing sound design for a naewbie like me

dont let the dubstep producers get in here

Cool and simple tutorial Brent. Good work!

I loved this tip, Brent! Thank you so much for sharing!

It's overdesigned in the best way possible. Those are crisp

so it gets out the way of the other sound so to speak? how did you modulated the volumeknob tho? with a envelope follower or did i miss something?

That 'Take My Breath Away' bass is **chef's kiss**

youre so underrated wth man! you're awesome!

great shit brent, any chance there's a free plugin that handles upwards/downwards expansion? i've actually never used that type of processing before, but the results you got here are insane! (even if the answer is no, that's fine, just curious!)

I just became your 1000th subscriber, my dude. Such high quality and reassuring content. Love it!

Thanks so much. I love the idea of monitoring through Reaper with some punishing plugins to artificially raise the noise floor. I don't have FabFilter, but I made a multiband expander patch in KHs Multipass and it's crazy how much cleaner it is than just denoising, which all I usually do. Cheers!

This is great, thank you! May I ask you does any of the processing you do in reaper affects the spectrum in RX or is it just for audition ?

0:10 every aftertouch

Great video!! Would love to see how you take the clean sound and use it in a more designed/layered one like you showed at the end!

I always come back to a mix an hour later, a day later, a week later and every time make some small adjustment. if I don't have enough time I find listening to a few tracks (just music I like not stuff I do) to be helpful to "rinse my ears" cool vid

good vid

nice! thanks

Im a nub but one thing thats helped me in a huge way, im kind of a numbers guy so when im tweaking effects such as EQ i like to go in increments of .4s, so if im at +1.4 ill go up to +1.8 and by being picky about my numbers like this i find myself eventually realising hey, 1.8 is too much and 1.4 isnt enough and then i compromise by abandoning my increment rule and just placing it in the middle where it truly belongs. I chose 4 as its my lucky number but this could work with other numbers as well, just locks you into larger adjustments helping u see the contrash more by creating two sides of a spectrum and letting u pinpoint the sweetspot

I always heard you should mix at low levels (probably good for your ears, beyond being good for mixing), but I can never do it. I’ll wind up turning stuff way up to hear it, and then the balance is all off. So I mix too loud. BUT turning a mix way down to reference is so useful for checking things. Like if I can’t tell whether my levels are right, I’ll crank the volume way down. If I can still hear everything clearly, then my levels are right. If something’s off, it’ll stand out immediately. If an element is too low, it’ll get completely buried at a low level. Too high, and it’ll stick out like a sore thumb. Point being, that first tip is golden, even if you lack the discipline to mix at an appropriate level like me. 😂

Wow, I'm a pro sound engineer still watching TH-cam videos about audio cause I'm a nerd. I have to say, you have the truth. Only good advice. Great job!

maybe a series where you try to remake these types of sounds?

nice

Another banger of a video. Thanks Brent! Perceiving your work from different angles, and also maintaining a sort-of "arm's length" perspective on your work - being able to ask "Is this what this work needs, or is it just what I want?" is so important. It's not just about what sounds good to us, but also how others will perceive it.

Nice,I still have no idea of what that things does but great lmao

Hey! Please tell me how you did the item volume envelope editing here at 2:55 that's basically the only thing I was missing from ProTools after switching to Reaper, had no clue it could be done.

Brent, this is actually GENIUS. From the moment I saw your crossfading vids on twitter, I started implementing this idea. I cannot believe how easy it was to forget that such a simple tool can be used in such a powerful way. This idea of processing just parts of the sound and letting the fade blend for you is insanely smart. I'm gonna do this with everything now!!! hahaha! Thanks so much for the banger video man.

how does this have only 80 likes? Like, great job man!

Great video! I don't really get what exactly you do when you "chop things up" at 0:12, are you cutting the clip then moving the second part on top of the first and crossfading? If so, how are you doing it so fast, is there a default command or did you script it?

i'm surprised you can crossfade a sound into a highpassed version of the sound like that without getting lots of phasing during the crossfade, but sounds cool

When you're caught up in the day-to-day rush, you forget about a lot of functionalities to make room for a more practical and easier workflow. For me, it was crossfade! I totally forgot about it, and now I feel like I've unlocked a part of my brain that was dormant! Great tips and amazing video

This workflow is great! I'm glad to find a new use for MRatioMB-it's been sitting there unused for quite a while! It would be cool if you could do some short demos of the Melda plugins, as they really have a lot of potential uses. Thanks for the great video! Looking forward to more videos! 👏

Sound editing goes a long way! One of the tricks I learned when actually working on project and crating sound assets is... fade curves are more important than people think, they change the sound dramatically!

Next time I'd like to see some creative monsters sound, like those layered in this clip!

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I love the ingenuity of it all! Such great creativity!

The crunch of the eggs really sells it. So awesome and gross at the same time!

HOW DOES THIS VIDEO NOT HAVE MORE VIEWS

That's too cool. Always wondered how this was achieved

What a goldmine of a channel. Instant sub. Thank you for making these dude. Cheers

Im new to this stuff, what software is this?

Came form AW, subscribed, liked, and commented for the algo. Cheers!

Really nice video

Amazing video!

Thank you for making this video! It's easy for a lot of folks to get lost in the beginning of their production journey so this is extremely helpful!!!!

im pretty sure you can make an impact sound out of like.. a single revolution of a sine wave..

Shooo Hardt to fillow Brent.... Brilliant though

this is awesome

The animation is super cool and the synthesizer sound is perfect for a sunset 🌅