When editing the 32 step downward ramp pattern that controls the filter, if you hold shift and adjust the curve of the ramp part, you can adjust the ramps across the entire pattern at the same time. The patch sounds great - thanks for the video!
Instead of the 32 ramps repeating at 2/1, you might find it easier to have one ramp taking the whole lfo repeating at a rate of 1/16. It's easier to manipulate & much, much quicker
Spot on, I have another video looking at this already recorded 😎 I had to explain it this way first to get people used to the idea of using semi tones but Vital is a beast when it comes to key locking 🎛
Technical question: Is there a way to move the main Vital folder containing all the presets, important system files, etc without everything disappearing. Or is there a way to change the file directory? I want to put the folder in my Maschine folder instead of in my music folder which is where Vital was installed for some reason. Thanks
Quick inspiration is one reason but my reason for sequence use is on repetitive sequences that do not change. This way the sequence is the same and all automation is done with in the synth as opposed to writing out tons of modulation data in your automation lanes. Either way the modulation is the same but I find it saves time when browsing patches.
@@demishellen Thanks for the detailed reply. My weakest component at music production is using lfo's and envelopes on most synths. I can understand it in Sylenth quite well. My greatest skills is getting by with no real idea )
A few months of experimenting with these things got me fully up and running. Experimenting with multiple genres got me understanding modulation with them quicker. But this is why I am here 😎🎛
Hi, total noob here. I use FL studio, is it possible to have this playing on a track while one of the macros or the bottom wheel adjust? Do note i dont plan on using this for a song, but practicing what can be done.
Hi Demis, how comes Vital is working in Cubase on your computer so smoothly? As I am aware there is a GUI performance issue in Vital using the VST version.
I tried it, but at the first step LFO1 with Level my sound is completly different. I think my version is 10x faster. Why is this? I used the initial pattern and all I have done was to change the LFO1 like you did and than I assigned it to the level knob.
I give the answer to myself. I rewatched the video and I found the part I have not noticed before. I have to change the frequency in the LFO1 Window to 2/1.
Basically a very detailed video tutorial. But the quick mouse movements (sometimes without comment) make it very difficult to follow the individual steps.
I don't understand why so many music producer tutorials manage to cock up their audio so that the volume is ridiculously low. Don't you guys look at the your levels your NLE before hitting export? :/
@@TerenceKearns feel free to watch other TH-cam video that do meet your standards. Coming at the situation in this way does not solve the situation nor sit well with how I respect everyone who is part of the Demis Hellen community. I understand your point, this is the first I have heard feedback of this kind.
When editing the 32 step downward ramp pattern that controls the filter, if you hold shift and adjust the curve of the ramp part, you can adjust the ramps across the entire pattern at the same time. The patch sounds great - thanks for the video!
Great great video , so clear , so precise and so much detail, thank you for such great content
Great Stuff
Volle Kraft Sound 🔥🕺
Wow I will try this, sounds amazing!😍
It’s a good way round not having an arpeggiator 😎
the arp has the same sequence as the doom theme lol
Haha I never noticed 😂😎
Great stuff! Thanks very much! Excellent video as always!
Thanks Andrew, glad you enjoyed the video 😎
Lush sound Demis, love it
Thanks Duncan 🙂
Another cracking tutorial mate
Cheers Joe, I approve this feedback 😎
You’re a g bro
What a cool sound!! ❤
Mr hellen in 2025: how to make a full trance track in vital in 1 hour ( including mixing and mastering) 😂😂😂😂
Making this had me thinking of the DOOM soundtrack
Instead of the 32 ramps repeating at 2/1, you might find it easier to have one ramp taking the whole lfo repeating at a rate of 1/16. It's easier to manipulate & much, much quicker
Great Video.Thanks.
Transpose snap allows u to highlight notes in key then u don't have to worry about going out of key no regardless of what note u play
Spot on, I have another video looking at this already recorded 😎 I had to explain it this way first to get people used to the idea of using semi tones but Vital is a beast when it comes to key locking 🎛
Amazing mate!!!!
Appreciate it, Thank you 😎
Wow so much work drawing in all those lfo paterens. Great result but I do wonder why no use an arpeggiator?
Technical question: Is there a way to move the main Vital folder containing all the presets, important system files, etc without everything disappearing. Or is there a way to change the file directory? I want to put the folder in my Maschine folder instead of in my music folder which is where Vital was installed for some reason. Thanks
Lovely info mate. What is the benefit of using sequences in a synth? I rarely ever use sequences, I use the midi most of the time
Quick inspiration is one reason but my reason for sequence use is on repetitive sequences that do not change. This way the sequence is the same and all automation is done with in the synth as opposed to writing out tons of modulation data in your automation lanes.
Either way the modulation is the same but I find it saves time when browsing patches.
@@demishellen Thanks for the detailed reply. My weakest component at music production is using lfo's and envelopes on most synths. I can understand it in Sylenth quite well. My greatest skills is getting by with no real idea )
A few months of experimenting with these things got me fully up and running. Experimenting with multiple genres got me understanding modulation with them quicker.
But this is why I am here 😎🎛
@@demishellen I understand our roles completely. Tutor-student
Haha I’m consider myself a guide than a tutor. 🙂
Cool👍, thanks
Thank you EBelix😎
When i add a LFO to pitch it just warbles instead of jumping?
Pl share the lfo's...
Hi, total noob here. I use FL studio, is it possible to have this playing on a track while one of the macros or the bottom wheel adjust? Do note i dont plan on using this for a song, but practicing what can be done.
Feel free to use it and yes you can automate all parameters in any plugin 👍🏻
Nice
Hi Demis, how comes Vital is working in Cubase on your computer so smoothly? As I am aware there is a GUI performance issue in Vital using the VST version.
Delete the vst3 version. The vst2 version works fine. Until there is an update I would avoid using the vst3 version.
@@demishellen thanks Demis!!
I tried it, but at the first step LFO1 with Level my sound is completly different.
I think my version is 10x faster.
Why is this?
I used the initial pattern and all I have done was to change the LFO1 like you did and than I assigned it to the level knob.
I give the answer to myself.
I rewatched the video and I found the part I have not noticed before.
I have to change the frequency in the LFO1 Window to 2/1.
Glad to see you have sorted out the issue. 2/1 is 2 bars in length. 🙂
Basically a very detailed video tutorial. But the quick mouse movements (sometimes without comment) make it very difficult to follow the individual steps.
First in 👏👏
Sunday creative in the house 🎛😎
why not just write midi notes ?
Well... one can't call that a real LFO.... it's more like a step sequencer...
I don't understand why so many music producer tutorials manage to cock up their audio so that the volume is ridiculously low. Don't you guys look at the your levels your NLE before hitting export?
:/
Sorry the video is not to the expected standards.
@@demishellen don't be sorry. just do better.
@@TerenceKearns feel free to watch other TH-cam video that do meet your standards. Coming at the situation in this way does not solve the situation nor sit well with how I respect everyone who is part of the Demis Hellen community. I understand your point, this is the first I have heard feedback of this kind.