Sick! I've always wondered how to achieve this type of glitchy high pitched IDM sounds without giving it much thought. Your tutorial comes in just at the right time. Thanks a ton mate !
Thank you for the raw authenticity into the creative process. I prefer this style over the polished packaged that sets wrong expectations and instead highlights the importance discovery
Damn thank you! That means a lot. I always get nervous that they're too messy but I always think that, as you mention, the polished stuff in my opinion can be deceiving (Not maliciously though!) and also I think the messy stuff can be fun to watch! Anyway, I'm banging on now. Thank you! Haha!
I love it. As you may be able to tell! FM8 is phenomenal too...But I do love how quick and easy Operator can be. Emphasis on "can". It 100% is whatever you make it to be!
I don't know how anyone would pick a software synth over a hardware synth, I can only imagine it's a lack of experience with proper good quality instruments. The immediacy is gone with any plugin and the sound quality & originality is questionable at best.
Hmm I definitely see what you mean. I use hardware as well as software so I see the pros and cons of both. To be honest, I think it's the same as digital VS analogue. I think they can both be so different that it's good to embrace their differences. Like, I love my analogue gear, digital hardware and all the rest but I love things like pigments or operator just as much. You know? With picking between hardware or software, if Operator was a hardware synth and software synth, I don't think I'd necessarily pick one over the other. It'd just be about how quickly I wanted to get an idea down as I usually sketch with soft synths and then finalise with hardware (If needed) but a lot of the time I don't need to haha That's just my view anyway!
This video/technique did feel very 'less is more'. Hopefully it came across like that too haha. Also, I just want to say that I've been a big fan of your channel for a while now. Thanks for checking mine out!!
Hello idk if I'm being dumb - in the chord part of this video how are you making the clips of each chord play one after another? I'm missing something. Sick video
Not dumb at all! I should've mentioned that I always have two midi controllers hooked up. A Novation Launchpad Pro MK3 and an Akai APC Mini MK2! They're amazing. However, if you don't have those, Ableton's follow actions could do just about the same thing. Especially if you use them to their full extent. There are some great videos out there about follow actions
sometimes youtube just suggests an absolute banger of a video
What a compliment
Jajaja same here
Welcome back! Thank you for technique, will try soon! And merry xmas :)
Ah thanks man! Feels good to be back! Merry Xmas to you too! :)
Been waiting on this! I suggested this months ago !!!!
Haha, I remember! I tried my best! I hope it was somewhat worth the wait!
Insane never seen such a tutorial before thx
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed!
This is an amazing christmas present thank you! :)))
Haha, thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed!!!
super cool to see how you've interpreted his production
Thank you mate. This was a pretty 'mind-wrecking' one in all honesty!
So good and simple. Right in the sweet spot.
I try my best haha! Thank you!
incredible master-class! absolutely love it, thank you
Sick! I've always wondered how to achieve this type of glitchy high pitched IDM sounds without giving it much thought. Your tutorial comes in just at the right time. Thanks a ton mate !
I'm glad it helped! Less thought=More happy accidents...That's what I've gotten away with anyway haha
This is phenomenal! Happy Christmas btw ❤
Thank you!!! Happy Christmas to you too!! Have a good one 😎😎
glad you back!!!
Thank you very much! I'm glad to be back!
Thank you for the raw authenticity into the creative process. I prefer this style over the polished packaged that sets wrong expectations and instead highlights the importance discovery
Damn thank you! That means a lot. I always get nervous that they're too messy but I always think that, as you mention, the polished stuff in my opinion can be deceiving (Not maliciously though!) and also I think the messy stuff can be fun to watch! Anyway, I'm banging on now. Thank you! Haha!
HES BACK !!
HELLO!!! I PROMISE I'M BACK FOR GOOD
Operator is my favourite fm synth. Unique
I love it. As you may be able to tell! FM8 is phenomenal too...But I do love how quick and easy Operator can be. Emphasis on "can". It 100% is whatever you make it to be!
I don't know how anyone would pick a software synth over a hardware synth, I can only imagine it's a lack of experience with proper good quality instruments. The immediacy is gone with any plugin and the sound quality & originality is questionable at best.
Hmm I definitely see what you mean. I use hardware as well as software so I see the pros and cons of both. To be honest, I think it's the same as digital VS analogue. I think they can both be so different that it's good to embrace their differences. Like, I love my analogue gear, digital hardware and all the rest but I love things like pigments or operator just as much. You know? With picking between hardware or software, if Operator was a hardware synth and software synth, I don't think I'd necessarily pick one over the other. It'd just be about how quickly I wanted to get an idea down as I usually sketch with soft synths and then finalise with hardware (If needed) but a lot of the time I don't need to haha
That's just my view anyway!
Banger Track banger Video! Thanks!
Ah thank you! Thanks for watching!
Thank you sir ! Clear and awsome.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you enjoyed!
great! you don't even need a modulat to make smth like that
This video/technique did feel very 'less is more'. Hopefully it came across like that too haha. Also, I just want to say that I've been a big fan of your channel for a while now. Thanks for checking mine out!!
Wow! More Raster Noton ableton vids plz! Beautiful too!!1
Absolutely!
Really great vid dude
Thanks man! I really appreciate it!
Yessssssss
returned w a bbanger
Damn, thank you 🫡
Hello idk if I'm being dumb - in the chord part of this video how are you making the clips of each chord play one after another? I'm missing something. Sick video
Not dumb at all! I should've mentioned that I always have two midi controllers hooked up. A Novation Launchpad Pro MK3 and an Akai APC Mini MK2! They're amazing. However, if you don't have those, Ableton's follow actions could do just about the same thing. Especially if you use them to their full extent. There are some great videos out there about follow actions