Dave Smith Tempest 808 Style Snare Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2025
- My third tutorial video for the DSI Tempest, focusing on how to create an 808 style snare sound using Osc 3 for digital noise, Osc 4 as a sine tone, and Osc 1 for a little bit of analog noise.
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Keep coming back to these every few months. It's wild how ahead you are in terms of teaching the tempest.
Great content! Would be great if you can share more of this tutorials on sound design, etc.!
The first times I watched your videos, I was amazed at how precise they are and how spot on they are with the character of a sound. A year later plus, I’m going back to really understand it. It makes sense in a whole nother level now.
would be great if you can make a tutorial for different types of snares, similar to the kick tutorial, which was fantastic!
Adam! Man, Thank You sooo much!!! I just bought a tempest and arrived about 3 weeks ago. This and the kick video have really helped me to understand how to navigate the tempest while giving me a launching point to learn drum synthesis. Thank you once more and happy new year!!!
these are killer. i can't imagine the time you put in to figure these sounds out. just got a tempest and can't wait to get deeeeeep.
Thanks. Very clear and simple explanation and guided tour, of a potentially complicated instrument to program.
These videos are excellent, please do more! Some great tricks in there. I can't believe how close you are getting these sounds!
Super classy idea to vary the noise sample slightly! I find drum synthesis bloody hard but your videos are most illuminating. +1 for 808 style open/closed hats for a future vid. I also dug your longer kick videos showing variations, hope you've got time to keep them coming. By far the best Tempest (and drum synthesis) videos out there. Cheers, and thanks again for taking the time to share your knowledge, I know they're time consuming to put together.
Thank you very much Adam...you really helped me to learn this machine better than anyone else
Glad you like it!
thanks for finally shedding some light on 808s in this machine
You're welcome!
Perfectly explained again and a perfect recipe!
great work. very helpful for learning percussive synthesis. please keep making videos. +1 for 909 sounds
Thanks!
Love it man and your vids are so efficient as well... simple and to the point (well not simple in synthesis but u know what I mean hehe)
Outstanding! Seriously appreciate these
Thank you! It means a lot knowing that people are getting something out of these!
Also any plans for the next instalment?
I've got a few ideas. If you have anything to suggest, let me know!
Ride open HH or crash would be awesome. Not sure how to shape envelope on those and also no ring mod.
Good ideas. Btw, while there is no ring modulator, you can do audio modulation (AM) which is very similar to ring mod by assigning a fast LFO to the VCA. It's really useful for making metallic sounds.
Legendary videos! No chance I would figure this stuff out myself- Thank you!
Awesome video keep it up
I have a tempest I bought 6 months ago still in the box never opened, looking at this now I think the learning curve will be long and frustrating...not sure I will ever use it now after watching this. Looks like you would need to devote many many days just to learn it.
yes, and for some, that's a big part of the fun...
Great job! Thanks!And what about the others 808 sounds?! ;)
super nice!! thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks a lot my man, much appreciated!
You're welcome!
Do you think its feasible to design a 909 snare on the Tempest?
You could probably make something that sounds close. Honestly the Tempest really shines when you stop using it like an emulator and find all the unique sounds it can make!
It's possible to create this on the rev 2 also right?
Don't have that synth and I've never personally messed with one, so I'm not sure honestly.
Rev 2 only has 3 envelopes...
Pretty darn close!
Thank you again! :)
You're welcome!
The tuning is not perfect, but the rest is amazing