this is what i asked for finaly a person who can make supersaws i was watching dylan tallchief's video of virtual riot and i wanted to make a supersaw similar to riot's but sadly dylan didn't explain it how to do it luckly this video got uploaded and i am realy happy to learn something that i was lookig for months now thank you for bringing back my creativity again to life
Always look forward to your uploads - this is an outstanding tutorial. Appreciate seeing it all come together from scratch, and the final result is exactly what I've been looking for. Excited to try this out myself 😀
Typically, I don’t do a whole lot of mixing with my supersaw stacks. If you want everything to sound thick, I recommend using 5 or 6 layers in total: clean sub, mid bass (thick crunchy low-mids with subs and highs cut out), 2-3 chord stacks, and a crazy arpeggio (to keep some movement). If you use 3 chord stacks, make one of them with a phaser effect for even more movement. Adjust volumes as you see fit. Each chord stack should be slightly different. I recommend playing around with the unison width, octave, and waveform. Even make your own waveform if you wanna be fancy!
Yup. This is exactly how you do it. This is THE BEST way. Too many tutorials on TH-cam with strange methods and tricks like not showing you the post processing. Love how Ovrsmpld shows himself dropping OTT and actually touching the knobs the way he likes it. Same with the flavor he put on the bass layer. alright i'm outta here, great stuff.
0:03 is that...every single track on Worlds? You have earned my respect before even showing me anything. Edit: You earned even more respect after showing me things. Great vid.
I'd say it all depends. If you have a vst that has a bunch of oscillators or sound generators you can have every part of the spectrum covered in one sound. I'd say it's a matter of experimentation.
Camito Hatsune LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH
Very good tutorial, i've been producing melodic dubstep for a couple years and this definitely gave me a few tidbits I didn't already know. AND THANK GOD you aren't spouting insinuated or overt self-promotion bullshit all the time. Content and content only, good stuff
Hey, do you think you could to a part 2 to this tutorial and maybe go over how to make one or a few of the layers like the ones you demonstrated near the middle of your tutorial. Maybe go over how to specifically approach building a preset that is intended for stacking in super saw layers? That would be super helpful!
Thank you for these tutorials. They are very clear yet thorough. Out of curiosity: why did you choose to use xfer's OTT plug in instead of Ableton's own? Is there an advantage to the third party plugin over the original?
Nice, but what about processing the group as a whole? Maybe a little bit of multiband compression would help them to be more cohesive-sounding and glue them together?
Nice video, though I wonder if you can even consider the bass as part of the supersaw. I'm still learning, but the latest pad I made used a similar process, and it was my best yet. I'd add that sometimes changing the chords of individual layers may help to avoid clutter, it did for me at least.
Hey man, watchin every drop of information from your videos! I have a damn question tho: how do you deal with all the noise from supersaws in mono? It always end up being so durty and noisy... I feel like I really need that noise in stereo, but mono completely sucks ass all the time...
Your chords are amazing, but maybe you could do a tutorial on the music theory? Sure it's easy to make a basic progression, but it's a struggle to make an actually interesting progression, at least for me.
Damn, I don't know much about music theory itself :P I write chords by ear. I use minor, major chords, 7ths, 9ths, I usually invert some chords and double some notes up/down an octave
same, I'm impressed that you got your example progression in the video to sound directional though, like it's not just a super basic 2-4 chord loop. my progressions usually sound random and aimless.
@@wibbletonwobs9150 The example chord progression is from a MIDI chord progression pack. I definitely know this, because when I first heard it, I loved it so much that I learned how to play it on the piano. I think it was from Cymatics, but I'm unsure.
WibbletonWobs Okay I found it on my iMac. It’s a midi chord progress by Cymatics from the Who Came After pack titled “WCA - Epic Progression 3.” It’s a nice chord progression, so go get it, the pack is a free download.
OTT started in Ableton. Then Steve Duda cloned it. Then he also included in Serum. Why did you use the plugin version? Also, guys it's a multiband compressor not an EQ.
Awesome vid' man, keep going, that's what I was looking for ! 😍 Another tutorial suggestion would be an OTT ou Multiband compressor tutorial (depending on the element you compress) ?
Oversampled i don't understand processor stuff but i'm gonna get a new computer soon so hopefully that will do the trick. anyway, it doesn't really matter because i pretty much never use supersaws.
Fucking impeccable tutorial. I've watched 2 videos as of yet, and every single one of them has presented brilliant ideas. Love this channel. Subbed. Also, what are your pc specs? That's a crazy amount of unison and instances of serum. My DAW wouldn't have been able to handle that.
Thanks! I'm using laptop with: i5 7300HQ Komplete Audio 6 (decent audio interface helps a lot of you want to stack the layers!) 8 gigs of RAM HDD drive (ssd recommended though)
this is what i asked for
finaly a person who can make supersaws
i was watching dylan tallchief's video of virtual riot and i wanted to make a supersaw similar to riot's
but sadly dylan didn't explain it how to do it
luckly this video got uploaded and i am realy happy to learn something that i was lookig for months now
thank you for bringing back my creativity again to life
Great to hear that! Keep making great music!
Always look forward to your uploads - this is an outstanding tutorial. Appreciate seeing it all come together from scratch, and the final result is exactly what I've been looking for. Excited to try this out myself 😀
Typically, I don’t do a whole lot of mixing with my supersaw stacks. If you want everything to sound thick, I recommend using 5 or 6 layers in total: clean sub, mid bass (thick crunchy low-mids with subs and highs cut out), 2-3 chord stacks, and a crazy arpeggio (to keep some movement). If you use 3 chord stacks, make one of them with a phaser effect for even more movement. Adjust volumes as you see fit. Each chord stack should be slightly different. I recommend playing around with the unison width, octave, and waveform. Even make your own waveform if you wanna be fancy!
We got a pro over here!!!!!!
Me: "ok, now i wanna try to make the same!"
CPU: "Please, No!!!"
me: today i will run more than 3 instances of serum
cpu: no, I don't think I will
@@rx456 and how does that make it run 3 serum instances?
Vital: what is a CPU??
This is perfect technique for future bass!
my cpu exploded just watching this
awesome video btw
@Janusz Reguła okay but how do I 16 voices on both oscillators without causing a housefire?...
@Janusz Reguła I think thats the plan there chief
esce. Hahaha so did my $400 headphones and my ear drums lol
I felt that
Nice comment. 😅
you don't always have to use the bottom note for the bass, try using other notes in the chord to give a different feel
This inspires me
@@c0deerror your reply is wholesome this inspires me too
wholesome overload
Very good. Much wholesome. OwO
@@justinjaque7524 your confidence in expressing your inspiration from the inspiration of someone inspires me
This is the most underrated music production guide video of all time. Change my mind
This was such an informational video ! It's 4 am and I'm in bed but thanks to you I really want to turn back on my computer
Out of all the tutorial channels on youtube, this one is the most underrated , not gonna lie. Awesome video
Yup. This is exactly how you do it. This is THE BEST way. Too many tutorials on TH-cam with strange methods and tricks like not showing you the post processing. Love how Ovrsmpld shows himself dropping OTT and actually touching the knobs the way he likes it. Same with the flavor he put on the bass layer. alright i'm outta here, great stuff.
this sounds weirdly sexual
0:03 is that...every single track on Worlds? You have earned my respect before even showing me anything.
Edit: You earned even more respect after showing me things. Great vid.
Damn it looks like I’m going to have to go thru all ur videos and rewatch every damn one - so helpful
Awesome bro!
I like this tutorial riff more than any future bass song I have ever heard.
I was always afraid of layering for some reason, I thought one sound would be enough. But I see your side
I thought the same at the beginning. Virtual Riot taught me that layering gives more beef to the sound
Layering is one of those subtle details that make your track sound significantly more professional
I'd say it all depends. If you have a vst that has a bunch of oscillators or sound generators you can have every part of the spectrum covered in one sound. I'd say it's a matter of experimentation.
Camito Hatsune
LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH
LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH
LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH
LAYERING IN PRODUCTION IS STUPIDLY IMPORTANT I CANT SAY THIS ENOUGH
This is really great! One of the best supersaw tutorials I have found.
one of the most helpful tutorials ive seen
Very good tutorial, i've been producing melodic dubstep for a couple years and this definitely gave me a few tidbits I didn't already know.
AND THANK GOD you aren't spouting insinuated or overt self-promotion bullshit all the time.
Content and content only, good stuff
Hey, do you think you could to a part 2 to this tutorial and maybe go over how to make one or a few of the layers like the ones you demonstrated near the middle of your tutorial. Maybe go over how to specifically approach building a preset that is intended for stacking in super saw layers? That would be super helpful!
🤔 Maybe
Glad you're still there ! Great video !
Bro this beat is amazing! Love this synth, i will defenitely try this on Serum
Best supersaw tutorial on the web. Thanks
*PLEASE MAKE THIS A FULL TRACK*
Keep up the good work brotha! Would you ever do a video on your methods for writing chord progressions for future bass?
seconded ^^^
I get requests for that type of video, so I probably will!
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But first of all.. I'll have to figure out How To Music Theory 🤔
Hey what song is being played on background
Thank you for these tutorials. They are very clear yet thorough.
Out of curiosity: why did you choose to use xfer's OTT plug in instead of Ableton's own? Is there an advantage to the third party plugin over the original?
Nice, but what about processing the group as a whole? Maybe a little bit of multiband compression would help them to be more cohesive-sounding and glue them together?
It's up to you how you process the whole group. I sometimes use OTT sometimes it sounds good enough to me to not use any effects
*Producer Tip:*
Never put Kryptonite near your supsersaws
underrated comment
Bro That's awesome. Have you drop the final track?
thanks for the tip mate ! I've been struggling for so long with saws
Good tut brother
You are incredibly helpful... Thank you for all the videos!
love your tutorials dude! keep it up!
Just when I'm learning how to use saws, this shows up.
Perfect
thanks a lot mate! I'm making future bass track now and your videos help me a lot! I subscribed thanks x
your tutorials are the best on youtube
Great video. Dope chord progression.
Brilliant and beautiful. Thanks so much for this inspiring tutorial!!!
Dude, ur vids help me a lot everytime
0:49 is that... Flare by Paper Skies?
It’s a midi chord progress by Cymatics from the Who Came After pack titled “WCA - Epic Progression 3”
Good video. But you have to mix the layers (EQ and stuff like that) and thats also an important part that you could have showed a bit more detailed.
0:03 Holy Shit. YOU HAVE TONS OF PORTER ROBINSON'S PRESET THO. XD
where can one get those from?
He created those porter robinson presets
Great tutorial! I'm also really digging the chord progression.
Will this be a track? Where might I find a midi file in order to remix?
Bit late but seems like this was the reference track
Cole Sipe - Innocent (feat. Sophia Odiorne)
TheProglitching, nah. It’s from a cymatics pack called “Who Came After,” it’s free. The midi is called “WCA - Epic Progression 3”
ohhh the chord progression from flare :)
Sick video just subbed. Do you usually use default compressor and not glue compressor to sidechain supersaws?
U usually use LFOTOOL
Nice video, though I wonder if you can even consider the bass as part of the supersaw. I'm still learning, but the latest pad I made used a similar process, and it was my best yet. I'd add that sometimes changing the chords of individual layers may help to avoid clutter, it did for me at least.
Underbelly gang
@@7C_J_7 wowzers
O.Kay so check it
What preset pack is that with all those cool chord variations ?
unison 16 voices on both oscillators howtf is ur cpu not crashing!
Man that chord progression is dope.
Very well done man 👌🏻
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!
0:49 Paper skies - Flare
Very amazing video captain!
Big thanks sailor!
This helped me alot. Thanks!
hey can u tell me what is the background music in the beginning of video?
damn those drums bang
Which serum skin is this? It looks sick!
Hey man, watchin every drop of information from your videos! I have a damn question tho: how do you deal with all the noise from supersaws in mono? It always end up being so durty and noisy... I feel like I really need that noise in stereo, but mono completely sucks ass all the time...
Your chords are amazing, but maybe you could do a tutorial on the music theory? Sure it's easy to make a basic progression, but it's a struggle to make an actually interesting progression, at least for me.
Damn, I don't know much about music theory itself :P I write chords by ear. I use minor, major chords, 7ths, 9ths, I usually invert some chords and double some notes up/down an octave
same, I'm impressed that you got your example progression in the video to sound directional though, like it's not just a super basic 2-4 chord loop. my progressions usually sound random and aimless.
@@wibbletonwobs9150 The example chord progression is from a MIDI chord progression pack. I definitely know this, because when I first heard it, I loved it so much that I learned how to play it on the piano. I think it was from Cymatics, but I'm unsure.
WibbletonWobs Okay I found it on my iMac. It’s a midi chord progress by Cymatics from the Who Came After pack titled “WCA - Epic Progression 3.” It’s a nice chord progression, so go get it, the pack is a free download.
damn man this is amazing, subbed!
Cool chord progression!
My chords layer doesn't sound good in mono they get lost when i play in mono something like phase issue helpme
Ott when you use ableton, and its built in?
I noticed you used OTT. Serum's onboard EQ is practically OTT. Do you find the standalone OTT better than the onboard EQ?
Yeah, sounds better for me
Oversampled Also, why not use the integrated Ableton OTT rather than the vst?
OTT started in Ableton. Then Steve Duda cloned it. Then he also included in Serum. Why did you use the plugin version? Also, guys it's a multiband compressor not an EQ.
Thanks for this vid 👌🏽
Paper Skies - Flare
Where can I get that skin for serum
please i need to know how to make the sound at 5 :40
Why u dont use ott from ableton?
Damn. This video is solid
Awesome vid' man, keep going, that's what I was looking for ! 😍
Another tutorial suggestion would be an OTT ou Multiband compressor tutorial (depending on the element you compress) ?
I already did the video about OTT :)
yo this beat is bangin
isnt ott just the serum compressor? i know there are some knobs that are different, but they do and sound the same, so why not use it for serum?
that's the thing actually.. for me they doesn't sound the same, I feel like standalone OTT is cleaner
but you know, do what sounds good :)
why do people use Xfer reccords OTT when they are using Abelton? Ableton's is same Xfer's it just uses less cpu
cause of the bad habits 😒
Speechless😮
Do you pan the supersaws to the left or right or do you keep it all center?
usually I keep them all in center, but detuned so they spread all across the stereo space
Where can I get this serum skin???
I like the one at 5:49
0:03 porter robinson's preset!!
Pretty cool, thanks! - Subbed 👍
Thanks for lesson
Thanks for the comment!
good stuff!!!! thank you!!!!!!
Serum skin is 😍😍😍😍😍😍 Spare a link with us xD?
Are these serum presets on your website?
Yes, check out this one:
oversampled.us/collections/frontpage/products/ultimate-future-bass-serum-presets-vol-1
1:11 soup or sauce?
Definitely sauce.. Super sauce
Love those chords! Have you already listened to "Flares" by Paper Skies
Yeah and I'm not sure why the chord progression is the same :D
That chord progession was so sick brooo'🤯🌌
and... thank you very much for the tutorial!!! It's really helpful!!!🙏
what is ott?
YOu make the best videos ty
We have to add LFO tool to every Serum ?
No, you can group the tracks and add lfotool to the group
@@Oversampled Thank you Brother !
What's the snare sound you used?
actually, I have no idea.. this is something called 'kick snare' from my sample library, so yeah, no way to find out :D
The tutorial is great and everything, but... *where can I listen to the full song?*
I guess on my Mac only :p
can you do a tutorial for people that don't have a supercomputer
raenu just freeze / flatten the tracks as you go and the computer will process them as audio files when playing your track.
Tbh i5-7300HQ isn't super good processor, but somehow it works :D
Oversampled
i don't understand processor stuff but i'm gonna get a new computer soon so hopefully that will do the trick.
anyway, it doesn't really matter because i pretty much never use supersaws.
holy crap im buying lfo tool
very dictactic as always
amazing sounds too
damn you popping off
Filtering and modulation made simple would be really helpful next for a lot of people
Great tutorial! Why did you use xfer ott though when you have the original from Ableton?
cause I like it
thank you
Fucking impeccable tutorial. I've watched 2 videos as of yet, and every single one of them has presented brilliant ideas. Love this channel. Subbed. Also, what are your pc specs? That's a crazy amount of unison and instances of serum. My DAW wouldn't have been able to handle that.
Thanks!
I'm using laptop with:
i5 7300HQ
Komplete Audio 6 (decent audio interface helps a lot of you want to stack the layers!)
8 gigs of RAM
HDD drive (ssd recommended though)