okay, wow. I am a self-taught music producer and this has been the best instruction on how to make lany-like sounds. Now it becomes all clear why I thought the dreamy vibe explained in here could not be achieved by just layering the samples from splice and hoping it will somehow click. Thank you so much! I am definitely leaning into more of your videos. Saved it for later!
Love this. Quick question... why didn't you just drag all those drum samples onto Drum Rack and then drag those plugins onto each sample in the drum rack? Did you know that? Plugins can be applied to separate samples/instruments on the drum rack individually without being applied to everything else. You could have drawn out your drum fills and layered stuff way easier and it would have saved you so much time in your workflow.
This is so sick!! I'm trying to do the sound design for the ANA2 patch (bell out of hell) any tips on getting closer to the sound you have? Always love learning new design tips!
when doing subtractive synthesis it normally works best to get the best textured osc with blending different wavetypes/octave ranges, then going from there
Amazing! Thank´s for this great Tutorial. I used the same Ana 2 and Juno 60 presets from your video, but they sound very different. (The Main Synth) Could you tell me what settings you used to get these sounds? I would be very interested in that. Best Regards
okay, wow. I am a self-taught music producer and this has been the best instruction on how to make lany-like sounds. Now it becomes all clear why I thought the dreamy vibe explained in here could not be achieved by just layering the samples from splice and hoping it will somehow click. Thank you so much! I am definitely leaning into more of your videos. Saved it for later!
It always amazes me how many layers are working together on this type of songs. You nailed this one!
haha thanks man! more layers are more fun!
This sounds so good dude. Great work!
So cool man. Thanks!!!
Love you man, and your videos! You are really good at producing and I appreciate the person that you are in the videos! Keep going!
Thank you!!!!😭😭😭
Awesome channel dude! Glad to come across it
Wow this is what I’ve been looking for a couple of years !!! Pity it’s not in Logics for me but love the brilliant finished product ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is awesome! Plate reverb was really popular in the 80s and I think you could get your clap sound with less layers of you went for a plate effect!
Great Video! do you always use reverb or delay in insert?
Basically yeah. I’ve started doing reverbs direct on the tracks for printing ear candy, but yeah otherwise always inserts
@@thevelvetyear thanks and you are awesome!
Hello I'm French , Merci pour ce super tuto .
Amazing!! 💯 We're hoping to work with you soon. ✨
Hell yeah! haha
Love this. Quick question... why didn't you just drag all those drum samples onto Drum Rack and then drag those plugins onto each sample in the drum rack? Did you know that? Plugins can be applied to separate samples/instruments on the drum rack individually without being applied to everything else. You could have drawn out your drum fills and layered stuff way easier and it would have saved you so much time in your workflow.
they're rendered stems from a previous version
This is so sick!! I'm trying to do the sound design for the ANA2 patch (bell out of hell) any tips on getting closer to the sound you have? Always love learning new design tips!
when doing subtractive synthesis it normally works best to get the best textured osc with blending different wavetypes/octave ranges, then going from there
@@thevelvetyear thanks man!
Amazing! Thank´s for this great Tutorial. I used the same Ana 2 and Juno 60 presets from your video, but they sound very different. (The Main Synth) Could you tell me what settings you used to get these sounds? I would be very interested in that. Best Regards
Whats the name of the track?
What's the title of this track?
Nice Dream Pop tutorial.BiliBili has few tutorials of this style,so why not upload one to Bilibili xD
cause ive literally never heard of that site in my life