Hey brotha, I don’t know if you still check comments, but if you do, Please make more tutorials! This was very well done and super insightful into the design and structure of one of my favorite genres.
I will try, brotha The problem is that I've grown as a producer since this video, and with experience came the understanding of how hard music production actually is, which made me feel like I don't qualify to teach anybody But if people want more, I shall try
@@thel1ron582 I know the feeling man! But, I’d encourage you to try and get back into it! Whether you’re someone who’s well educated or has lots of experience or not, the value of trying and failing, improving snd learning is priceless. Music (be it writing or producing) is always going to have something new for us to learn or improve on, don’t let whether you are or are not a professional producer/ dictate your enjoyment and passion with creating! :) That’s part of the fun! Knowing you have a place or time when you started, and then seeing the kinds of experience and the progress you make over the years! You don’t need to be perfect at things to enjoy them and learn! It’s all part of the process, try and fail! Experiment! You make great music, and I think youre capable of making even better songs and growing brotha!
The guitar part did not work at all for me, but I think it was because I did not do it well XD, but the drums and sound processing helped me a lot, you are a pro.
If anyone wants to invest in a brutal guitar vst lookup audiority klirrton grindstein. For any guitarist it has a gate, cab, and eq to some tones similar to Pantera and Lamb Of God🤟🏼
dude wtf i made and sold lots of Tearout, Dubstep, Riddim tunes and decided to learn how to cope with virtual guitar cause default settings of all VST guitars sound meh. And your postprocessing chain of guitars is more than postprocessing chain of all my drop basses in any tune. I am shocked how complex this stuff is
I overcomplicated it, to be honest, I've learned quite a few things since then. Someday I want to remake this video and the FX chains probably won't be this crazy
This is a fantastic video, just subbed hoping to see the second part!
Hey brotha,
I don’t know if you still check comments, but if you do, Please make more tutorials!
This was very well done and super insightful into the design and structure of one of my favorite genres.
I will try, brotha
The problem is that I've grown as a producer since this video, and with experience came the understanding of how hard music production actually is, which made me feel like I don't qualify to teach anybody
But if people want more, I shall try
@@thel1ron582 I know the feeling man!
But, I’d encourage you to try and get back into it!
Whether you’re someone who’s well educated or has lots of experience or not, the value of trying and failing, improving snd learning is priceless.
Music (be it writing or producing) is always going to have something new for us to learn or improve on, don’t let whether you are or are not a professional producer/ dictate your enjoyment and passion with creating! :)
That’s part of the fun! Knowing you have a place or time when you started, and then seeing the kinds of experience and the progress you make over the years!
You don’t need to be perfect at things to enjoy them and learn! It’s all part of the process, try and fail! Experiment!
You make great music, and I think youre capable of making even better songs and growing brotha!
bruh, first metalstep tutorial in ableton that i can understand since somebody is talking and doesnt uses text to speech xD thx man
No probs! Hope it helps you!
We need pt.2 asap😀
where is the second part c'mon
this will help me a lot, many thanks for uploading a video of this subgenre
No probs my man, glad you learned something!
Hey! Can't find the nesko preset... tried googling and still couldnt find it...
Hmm, couldn't find it either, I guess nobody uses it anymore, it's quite old
The guitar part did not work at all for me, but I think it was because I did not do it well XD, but the drums and sound processing helped me a lot, you are a pro.
Eeyyy, happy to see my vid helped you in some way! Keep practicing, bangers are not made in a day :D
С таким набором и death metal можно зафигачить, ещё кстати советую ample guitar hellraizer
Спасибо, обязательно посмотрю! Кстати, как ты узнал, что я понимаю русский?
If anyone wants to invest in a brutal guitar vst lookup audiority klirrton grindstein. For any guitarist it has a gate, cab, and eq to some tones similar to Pantera and Lamb Of God🤟🏼
Im getting the vibes of Gregorio Franco’s songs
this is so useful, next part pls BlessRNG
Working on it!
dude wtf
i made and sold lots of Tearout, Dubstep, Riddim tunes and decided to learn how to cope with virtual guitar cause default settings of all VST guitars sound meh.
And your postprocessing chain of guitars is more than postprocessing chain of all my drop basses in any tune. I am shocked how complex this stuff is
I overcomplicated it, to be honest, I've learned quite a few things since then. Someday I want to remake this video and the FX chains probably won't be this crazy
Tell me, what software did you use? I want it, and I want it free. I don't have credit card and if it is not free, then fuck me.
Ableton Live 10 Suite