you can do a similar thing in sound design as well, just take a very messy sound wave which is a lot like like noise and use a band pass with keytracking and the Q setting of the bandpass related to the key velocity and then play it. This is very similar to sub synthesis and holds the potential to make great sounds.
u should check out Izotope Iris, it creates similar "tight eq'd" melodies but u paint in the frequencies u want rather than scrolling through em, i think ud get a kick out of it!
This is really great!! If you don't add any pitch correction to this and just use parts that are "fairly" in pitch, with some reverb & delay you can get really nice leads that break standard tuning for some extra spice :) Kinda like the background leads in Silk by Crywolf & How To Sleep by EDEN 😅
Lol, I discovered I could do the same less than a week ago. I chose to automate it with LFOs, to create a “random melody.” Sadly LMMS doesn’t have the headphones thing for it’s EQ, nor recording in DAW (in _any_ capacity, it’s currently got a PR that’s waiting to merge)
Cool idea. I would do the recording with a veeery low level and than put a limiter and a Lowpass filter on it. An alternative would be to use a bandpass filter onto the audio source and automate it or sync it with an LFO or a rythmic LFO pattern like in Melda plugins and than record that outcome. Thanks for the impression.
I tried to make the same thing with eq8, but it doesn't work because I can't put the resonance as short as you did, is there any way to do it without pro q 3?
I think you definitely need autotuning. Coz just because you're selecting a band of frequency from a sample in a given scale, doesn't mean all the frequencies you hear are in the scale. This is because Harmonic Series doesn't stick to scales. (Heck, doesn't even stick accurately to any notes in Equal Temperament).
@@hanshanshansans not a problem if you're into experimental music. If it's sound great, it is great. The only "problem" is that not only the song not be in the key, it will not even be in the chromatic scale perfectly. That's what I meant
@@hanshanshansans Nothing "wrong" with it, but 99,9999% of all musicians will have to use *a* music system to make music, and all DAWS that I know of as well as most plugins default to 12TET, so making anything else in one of them can be pretty hard. If you want to authentically capture an ethnic sound that uses a different music system or whatever, sure, go for it, but if you're just doing it because "it's not 12TET", without really knowing what's unique about the system you're using instead or how to take advantage of it, then you're just being pretentious. 12TET is still the most versatile music system around, and the one the most people in the world are familiar with, so it's going to be the best option for most producers learning how to make music, aka the target audience for this video.
Cool idea. I come up with some random stuff as well all the time, tho I already had the idea to do just this, I was too lazy to record and process it haha.
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you can do a similar thing in sound design as well, just take a very messy sound wave which is a lot like like noise and use a band pass with keytracking and the Q setting of the bandpass related to the key velocity and then play it. This is very similar to sub synthesis and holds the potential to make great sounds.
Can you explain whats keytracking and how it works?
@@ronnimontoya6400 with keytracking the filter frequency shifts in relation to the pitch of the incoming midi note.
All these wierd creativity tricks always start sounding wierd but with time it camw out really well. Loved it.
Another cool tutorial. Keep doing these there super helpful.
Another absolute banger of a tutorial. Super unique and helpful as always, keep it up man!
🙏 🙏
u should check out Izotope Iris, it creates similar "tight eq'd" melodies but u paint in the frequencies u want rather than scrolling through em, i think ud get a kick out of it!
Iris only 10$ rn yeet
@@devinwright3276 where tho?
Saw virtual riot using it, I might get it since it's now like ten bucks
Oversampled I picked it up when it was $10. Def worth it for a fun play around tool
You keep opening flume's tricks 😄🙌🔥🔥🔥
Good tutorial)
Distortion reveals resonances, it always sounds amazing, I love this sound !
This expert level tutorials. Thank you, for sharing!
This channel is so Under rated! It has taught me so much thank you Oversampled!
Glad to hear that! ♥
This is really great!! If you don't add any pitch correction to this and just use parts that are "fairly" in pitch, with some reverb & delay you can get really nice leads that break standard tuning for some extra spice :)
Kinda like the background leads in Silk by Crywolf & How To Sleep by EDEN 😅
This reminded me of Flume, thank you
I was hoping for a beat with that sound
Gives it a Jaron style, I like it.
was thinking that as well
Who? can you recommend me a song?
@@juanpabloalfonsosanchez3385 Venture by Jaron
this technique is insane man TNQQQ
Dude, you are quite possibly THE most original production channel on yt. Thx!!
brother, I just ur new pack. Thanks dude for ur sample packs!
Oversampled u can make a tutorial to "how to make a flume blue remix" sound
Nice idea! It is quite interesting, thanks for sharing this 🤙🏼 and yes this sounded really similar to “Free” by Flume :)
This is the coolest, most helpful beatmaking tutorial video I've seen! What a HACK!!
That’s fucking fire bro! 🔥🔥🔥
It is so crazy i do that for 20 years playing live.....
been doing it for 21 years mate so.........
been doing it for 22 years bro so.....
been doing it for 23 years bruh so....
Been doing it before my *birth* you all *fools*
U crazy fuks😂😂
Whoa! Sick technique!
That's honestly a really cool idea
Looks like manual granular sampling. Nice!
Da*m! This is cool. Great idea, thnx. Inspiring stuff!
You always have some crazy tricks. Well done
Always quality content 💯
Would not be suprised to see flume use a technique like this (maybe he already does), seems like its a really powerful technique
Awesome tutorial thanks man
That's an interesting and very unusual way of creating a melody.
Thanks for showing and explaining your workflow.
Hahaha thankfully this is out and I’m not the only one who did this. Thought I was just crazy
Oh no, why would you think negatively of yourself because you found an uncommon technique, a sign of creativity?
So cool. Love your videos man, thanks for the great outside of the box ideas.
Gold tip. Thanks!
Great outside the box method
Great technique, i did a beat using this technique for my main lead 4 years ago, funny to see a video about it!
*absolutely awesome*
You are a genius!
Lol, I discovered I could do the same less than a week ago. I chose to automate it with LFOs, to create a “random melody.” Sadly LMMS doesn’t have the headphones thing for it’s EQ, nor recording in DAW (in _any_ capacity, it’s currently got a PR that’s waiting to merge)
Perfect intro does not exi-..
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😂 😂 😂
when he added it with the piano i was like *wait a minute*
Pitch in just a little bit of sidechain and voila!!!!!crazy dark melody made.
Really cool method dude.
Instantly sparked some ideas
Good job
Going to try this now, Thank you 😬😬
Do it!
Or you can assign your notes to key-track, so you can actually "play the bandpass cutoff" with your MIDI controller. Mind blown, eh?
:o
howww????
Not at the computer now but would that just entail midi mapping the eq frequency to keyboard notes?
If you finish it off with a tube drive it will sound more warm.
That might actually be how they made the sound in the song "Smile is key - panda dub"
Maybe for weird distortion intro or glitch effects, but I feel like it's significantly easier to just write something?
Dude you are soo ingenuitive and creative. Love your content!
Can you share your Ableton live skin?
Cool idea. I would do the recording with a veeery low level and than put a limiter and a Lowpass filter on it. An alternative would be to use a bandpass filter onto the audio source and automate it or sync it with an LFO or a rythmic LFO pattern like in Melda plugins and than record that outcome. Thanks for the impression.
you can use the eq eight headphone button on the top right
I didn't expect its gonna turn out like this! damn awesome!
Yesss love sound design
Great one man 🔥
Great idea
awesome, thanks for this technique !
This might be fun with comping in Live 11
Very creative!
Brilliant 🔥
Dynamic subtractive synthesis
Thank you! Wow!
it would make more sense to make a max for live patch that controls the filter band frequency via MIDI input
Such a creative tip. Thanks man.
Very cool idea
Me who uses FL Studio: Why am I even watching this
You can do this in FL
@@ziod3593 but more Complicated So you have to use Edison or something
how about using a vocoder to pick out and sweep through bands
This technique is totally brilliant ❤❤❤
this sounds really similar to the types of sounds that hudson lee and frequent use, I would love to see more.
What a unique idea. Thank you for being inspiring :)
I tried to make the same thing with eq8, but it doesn't work because I can't put the resonance as short as you did, is there any way to do it without pro q 3?
This is genius.
Try ApulSoft Apqualizr2, you can do what you just did with Pro-Q3, but on top you can control and play it with the midi keyboard
Great idea!
That's really smart
this is soooooooooo smart
Nice technic!
Thanks!
Great technique - I'm subscribed. Thanks for sharing. BTW Which Ableton theme are you using? I really like the look. Thanks
you can use self-oscillation filtering instead all of that process
Thats super cool! Great video.
This is invaluable man! You're a genius. Subbed you!
this is really really good stuff, very well done.
This is so nice
Peter New Video on Outputs New Distortion Plugin! Please!!
That is class man. I love it!!!!
Yeah used these tricks for bass. Let's see what can be done with melodies 🌸
woahh subscribed!
That's pretty dope. The resampling option makes me want to start using Ableton unless I discover something similar in Studio One.
Resampling its.just.recording? Or it is different?
I think you definitely need autotuning. Coz just because you're selecting a band of frequency from a sample in a given scale, doesn't mean all the frequencies you hear are in the scale. This is because Harmonic Series doesn't stick to scales. (Heck, doesn't even stick accurately to any notes in Equal Temperament).
Whats the problem with making melodies outside of 12TET?
@@hanshanshansans not a problem if you're into experimental music. If it's sound great, it is great.
The only "problem" is that not only the song not be in the key, it will not even be in the chromatic scale perfectly. That's what I meant
@@hanshanshansans Nothing "wrong" with it, but 99,9999% of all musicians will have to use *a* music system to make music, and all DAWS that I know of as well as most plugins default to 12TET, so making anything else in one of them can be pretty hard. If you want to authentically capture an ethnic sound that uses a different music system or whatever, sure, go for it, but if you're just doing it because "it's not 12TET", without really knowing what's unique about the system you're using instead or how to take advantage of it, then you're just being pretentious.
12TET is still the most versatile music system around, and the one the most people in the world are familiar with, so it's going to be the best option for most producers learning how to make music, aka the target audience for this video.
😱😱THIS IS SO CRAZY!!!!!!!
kinda sounds like a longer and more slidey pluko sine lead. really cool effect tho!! definitely gonna try it
Dude show us how to make the vocal drop lead designed in the track Rising by Duskus
good one!
Cool idea. I come up with some random stuff as well all the time, tho I already had the idea to do just this, I was too lazy to record and process it haha.
That is so Cool. Thank you so much 💜
Yo please finnish this so I can have this song it sounds so good 😱😭😭😭
So dope
It actually sounds just like a screaming lead with an always on portamento at about 120ms
daiuumm i thought this was clickbait but it was actually helpful
my ears!
Nice idea.
0:05 alright, im going to like this