Tutorial #54 | Future Garage Metallic Foley Patterns
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- Hey guys! This is a video I wanted to do for quite a while but I wanted to make sure it's lengthy and thorough, so here it is - how to create these metallic rustling foley patterns you hear in quite a few future garage tracks :)
In this video we're going through things you can record to get the metallic sound we're after & how to create a rhythm with your recordings using sidechain & volume envelopes.
Then I go through some tips for additional effects you can add to your metal foley samples, how you can create metallic hihats from your recordings, and how you can dampen the harsh high frequencies from this type of foley with a multiband compressor.
If you don't want to record your own metallic foley, I also featured a sample I recorded for this video specifically of a tambourine :)
If there's a subject/sound you want me to cover in one of my future tutorials let me know in the comments below ;)
Enjoy!
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Tambourine Recording Download Link:
www.dropbox.com/s/2s52h0wmbph...
Future Garage Hi Hat Video:
• Tutorial #5 | Future G...
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Taken by Henry Söderlund, modified by Sharpend.
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Best future garage tutorials! going through your back catalog now! :)
amazing stuff. More videos about future garage!! ty
Aaaa thank you! It's definitely a favorite topic of mine, I'll try and make some more videos of it for sure!
amazing tutorial, man
Thanks man, appreciate it!! ❤️
how do i futr garge?
Great vid as always!
First you open a garage and then you build a time machine there. Make a beat in the future and release it in present day. Or you could just watch Venus Theory's videos and skip the time machine part ;P
Straight to the point as always! Love you mate!
Much love man ❤️
Ooh, Vacant vibes.
Thank you!
❤️
"Reverse" side chaining (or whatever the technical term is) is also great for making good foley patterns.
I never heard of that actually.. It means that every time the sidechain signal plays, the foley's volume gets increased instead of decreased?
@@Sharpend Basically aye, makes it easier to do interesting patterns, rather than doing automation clips. Works extremely great with vinyl crackle/noise
Really glues the crackle, foley and drums together very well.
Yeah it definitely sounds like a great idea too! Thanks for the tip, gonna try it asap!!
cool.How does pad do it? I like it
Thank you! You could check out this video I made about making similar pad sounds - th-cam.com/video/Hrh2wde1ShM/w-d-xo.html
Ohhh that reese/sub bass thing is sexy! could we get a tutorial on that to please?
Ikr?? I actually made a tutorial on it quite some time ago, here's a link :
th-cam.com/video/6UnAbJxOPeo/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial man! Can you do one on sublab his bass too?
Thanks man, do you have a specific song example of the bass you're looking for?
@@Sharpend Hidden Hills for example. I know he uses Porta for the glide but it feels like he really compresses the shit out of the sub haha. It is so out there. Thanks man!
Will check out and try it myself! Thanks for the suggestion man ;)
@@Sharpend Vidura by Sublab/Azaleh is amazing, they have this bass stutter that I haven't quite figured out yet, would love to see your take on it
Also the glide-in when the bass line starts. It might just be porta, but it's such a large jump
Can't find mentioned previous video with hi-hats
It's tutorial #5! Here's a link :
th-cam.com/video/qi_8EhTseVY/w-d-xo.html