How ADSR & Envelopes Work
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Synth Basics 1
Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release are the four main components of an envelope. Synthesizers rely on envelopes to shape sounds as time moves forward. In this video we'll learn how to understand and use ADSR controls to shape the synth's sound to our liking.
Most people start out using only presets but hopefully this tutorial will help you create your own custom patches to use in your productions.
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Dude your visual language is incredible. Thanks for making these.
Thank you, I pride myself on visual language it’s my day job!
@@pierceporterfield6327 wow. Thanks for replying. I can only imagine how much effort goes into making these. Each visual illustration's style decision emphasizes intuitive communication and simplification (of challenging theories to word). Thanks for returning to your series. Looking forward to more of your content.
This was the best explanation of this concept I’ve seen on TH-cam so far
This is dope, I already kinda got ADSR controls but this really solidified that understanding immensely
Informative, to the point, and enjoyable to watch. Subbing for sure, keep it up!
This was just great.
This video is on point! I hope you keep making content.
Yeah I'm a full time Logic and Ableton instructor and this is by far the best video I've seen on ADSR. What do you use to make the graphics?
That’s high praise thank you! I use after effects for all of my videos
Welcome back, Pierce! It's been a while.
Good to be back
@@pierceporterfield6327 Thanks for your extended chord video and other music related content.
@@marion_roberts anything you’d like me to make a video about in particular?
@@pierceporterfield6327 Nice of you to ask. Well, there's this thing I've been struggling to wrap my head around; The clave rhythm. I'm interested in the bare bones technique of how it works, and how we can apply it to our compositions,even outside its native afro-cuban origins.
VERY helpful ,thanks
The production quality of your videos is always incredible. Music side apart, it would be amazing if you made a video on how you produce them in premiere / after effect / whatever you use. Thanks. Keep up with the amazing job!
Thanks for the time it took you to make this video and for the knowledge shown in the video itself! New sub here
Saving for my students, thanks!
your editing, narration and general explanation are just brilliant, i'm just getting started on music and your channel has helped me a lot thus far, thanks for making this great content
Wow dude. I mean I knew all this already and understood how ever I find this video very informative and on top of that the animations and stuff were just topnotch and explained extremely well. Bravo.
Hopefully you will make more videos like this
I plan on it, I’m already writing more
really thanks...
Great video on this, so well explained
Subbed! Thanks for the simple tutorial. I'm a newbie to music production and all these knobs and terms in DAW seem completely alien to me haha.
I love you please keep making more videos like this I have a hard time watching other videos because they’re boring and I’m a visual learner like this because of my adhd, this helps a lot
this is super helpful. gonna have to watch this about a hundred times to fully get it lol
Amazing, thx for the video
I see Oberheim has only a 3 stage envelope, Attack, Decay, and Sustain. How does it work without having Release? Thank you.
Great video! I would love if you could make a video talking about little drum progressions like the ones we can hear in this video, thanks!
Good idea! That one was actually already on my list!
@@pierceporterfield6327 I'm waiting eagerly for it :)
this was insanely well made. keep it up!
Wow! This was great, easy to understand :)
Thank you!
Love the vid! That gives me 'A-Ha' moment. Keep working man!
great explanation..thank you..cheers.
excellent video this is where I finally understood it easily
More short videos on the basics of synthesis please. Subbed.
I’ll be covering wavetable synthesis coming soon
@@pierceporterfield6327 Great : )
Thank you for making this so simple
Can anybody tell me what synthesizer is that third one at 0:20 ?
Hey Alvaro, those are: Serum, Omnisphere, and Massive X
@@pierceporterfield6327 Thank you!
That's just great, thank you so much!
try a pitch envelope
I like the way you explain things.
Fantastic content! Love the presentation and can't wait for more!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
I was here before this channel blew up
youre back!! let's go :D
Very nice animations and simple explanation. Great video!
what a great channel, i love it ❤
yo this is so underrated. the production on this video is amazing. thank you for making understanding adsr
Great video
Amazing
Thank you
well made video my dude
So well done!
Excellent!
Your videos are so cool and helpful! Subscribed and waiting for more (:
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incredible for visual learners. thank you!
Taking a music prod course and this helps me understand the functionality so much better. Thank you!
You're a blessing. You made it easy for me to understand. Thank you for making this video.
This was really well done. I went from knowing nothing about ADSR or what an envelope was, to feeling like I completely understand it now.
great vid, this is a simple concept but youre the first person who has made it super clear to me
I’ve been trying to understand synths for a while and this video finally helped me get it!!
Wow this is really well made, must have taken a lot of work! Very informative too :D
An explanation that gets to the point? Holy s word. Pretty nice.
Great teacher! Very much appreciate your work.
You really help me visualize these concepts
Thanks I love to hear that! These are videos are really the same visualizations that helped me learn the concepts as well
Nobody needs this, please continue makings music theory videos. Yours are the best on youtube!!!
That’s coming up next, don’t worry
@@pierceporterfield6327 you’re the best. I’d love to see a video on how melodies work depending on the chord progression
@@adrienbriand6227 that’s a great concept to go over, I’m adding that to my video ideas note!
This is amazing!