Thanks for watching! Here is the video breakdown: Intro 00:00 Kyma Tutorial 00:34 Understanding Resynthesis 01:43 Track Definition 04:18 Frame Definition 04:38 Spectra in the Sum of Sines Prototype 06:13 Comparing with scaling sample playback 09:16
Hi David, thanks for the kind words and encouragement. I'm definitely not done with the tutorials. Do you mean Kyma tutorials in general or ones like this, edited and uploaded? Lately, I've been shifting to live streaming tutorials as it optimizes my time and effort. Have you seen those? If so, what are you thoughts on that format? I've tried a few different things there...
Really nice explanation and example. Your channel is focused on using Kyma in a studio/production environment (which is unusual and much needed). Also, you present a lot of basics more clearly than other introductory materials. I’m really glad you’re doing this. Thanks.
Hi! It's good to hear from you and thank you for the words of encouragement. What's more, it's wonderful that it's useful for you. Currently, I'm making more Kyma videos and hopefully they will continue to bring some clarity to that environment :)
man i still want to find someone transforming acoustic bass and drums into synthetic sounding. (i hope this doesent sound kidish, but rather wishfull) . I want to play trance bass music with normal Instruments Do you know anyone who did something approimatly like this ? a sample library where someone atleast went into this direction? or do you mind tring to do that, and tag me once done.. im a musican, i want to play freaking trance bass, big, powerfull, clean, but big and round bass sound.. i want to know if it exists and is possible... this gear is too expensive to buy, just to find out later, how much do i need to pay for you to try it out for me. haha happy greetings .!
Thanks for watching! Here is the video breakdown:
Intro 00:00
Kyma Tutorial 00:34
Understanding Resynthesis 01:43
Track Definition 04:18
Frame Definition 04:38
Spectra in the Sum of Sines Prototype 06:13
Comparing with scaling sample playback 09:16
Are you doing more of these tutorials? They have all been so clear and helpful and I'm hoping you're not done. They're really greatly appreciated.
Hi David, thanks for the kind words and encouragement. I'm definitely not done with the tutorials. Do you mean Kyma tutorials in general or ones like this, edited and uploaded? Lately, I've been shifting to live streaming tutorials as it optimizes my time and effort. Have you seen those? If so, what are you thoughts on that format? I've tried a few different things there...
Really nice explanation and example. Your channel is focused on using Kyma in a studio/production environment (which is unusual and much needed). Also, you present a lot of basics more clearly than other introductory materials. I’m really glad you’re doing this. Thanks.
Hi! It's good to hear from you and thank you for the words of encouragement. What's more, it's wonderful that it's useful for you. Currently, I'm making more Kyma videos and hopefully they will continue to bring some clarity to that environment :)
I follow you nice explanations, thanks for sharing. Can’t wait for more stuff :)
spectral evolver.. i like your name :) Thanks!
is there a maximum length for samples that can be analyzed?
No, there is no practical limit.
man i still want to find someone transforming acoustic bass and drums into synthetic sounding. (i hope this doesent sound kidish, but rather wishfull) .
I want to play trance bass music with normal Instruments
Do you know anyone who did something approimatly like this ? a sample library where someone atleast went into this direction?
or do you mind tring to do that, and tag me once done..
im a musican, i want to play freaking trance bass, big, powerfull, clean, but big and round bass sound.. i want to know if it exists and is possible... this gear is too expensive to buy, just to find out later, how much do i need to pay for you to try it out for me. haha
happy greetings .!