The bubbles and squelch are my absolutely favorite "instrumemts" if you wanna call it that way. I guess as a old psyhead, its like Metalheads love certain E-Guitar Distortions
Awesome tutorial, I've done sine sweeps to tables before but never got those results, wouldn't have guessed different lfo rates would give any sort of different effect
@@MuteProduction I need to play with those more, I was trying out some unison stuff in combo, and a trick from my newest vital vid where you can stack modulation to get more range with the pitch mod
@@Mrx_-js9vi he ansered in another question, you can use a device such as: Riffer from audiomodern Rhythmiser by jumpstreet Autoplay by altar of wisdom
You know what would be great and I see very few doing tutorials on this .. well done transition fx - you know that kind of stuff were chopping and fx are implemented then when the drop comes in it fakes you and it's drops further ahead .. I'd really appreciate a good decent tutorial on this .. know one is doing this
When I resynthesize the preset as a wavetable the result is different from what you achieved in the video :/ I wonder if it has anything to do with my version of Vital not having "frequency" as an option and me using "tempo" instead?
the plug-in no longer exists, but you can do the same thing with altar of wisdoms ‘autoplay’ device or his ‘acolyte’ vst. alternatively you could try futurephonics rhythmiser
@@MuteProduction I wished I had it for bitwig man ,I mostly use bitwig or something similar not talking about modulation on the gate of the arp but something similar to yours maybe a vst u know?
@@MuteProduction nahh man is all about having the probability chance affecting the 16 note gate +gate length modulation and velocity,,, unless I’m using riffer wrong I’m gonna Check
Question.. using first time vital, just when i put the lfo1 to the pitch the oscilation is definatly not sweepy as yoursy slower, putting to 1/32 is definatly not the same result. plus i dont have a bypass option on my pitch. i have a free vital no extras, is that the problem??? amazing work and thank you for your support
different lfo speeds will create different results, this technique works on all versions of Vital so make sure you have the latest update for vital. if you have any more questions feel free to ask in my Discord server :)
Hey Shep, I seem to be having some trouble with this one. When I use the white bar to scroll through the wavetables its not sweeping through them smoothly like in your tut, its like the synth is retriggering everytime the wave changes. Any ideas on where I'm going wrong?
I may have answered my own question. Getting the smoothness seems to lie in that wavetable editor. Still having the problem that my wavetable editor doesn't seem to behave like yours. This sound is so cool I'm determined to get it so will go back to the drawing board.
did you delete all the unnecessary parts of the wave? You can get around this by using a 4 second long rate on the LfO, this will however sound a bit different
you an use an arpeggiator followed by a random velocity midi device. Alternatively you could use a M4L device or a vst such as Riffer. No I am not using Live 11 and i have no intention of ‘upgrading’ to it
@@MuteProduction why no upgrade? I'm liking it so far (I have Beta access), comping is cool, even for fully ITB workflow, since you can comp anything you like. MPE is nice for pads, even without a controller as you can just draw in pitch, slide and pressure articulations. The new effects and updates are great. The Spectral Resonator is very "psytrancey" and the Dillon Baston devices (still not available) look to be very useful, especially the bouncing balls one, for creating interesting/organic random seq.
@@MuteProduction the resynthesis still isn't the same, but it's similar. What did you use to randomize your velocity in the first example? I use CuBase Pro 11 if that makes any difference. Once you set random velocity, that sound changed into something that I can't even get close to replicating. 😓
the resynth appears to change a bit each time, you can get it to be a bit more reliable by turning off the random phase on the oscillator and choose phase position that you like best, but it is fairly minimal difference. Also the tempo of your track will effect the resynth because we are using bear divisions for the LFO speed, which will make a big difference to the sound. I used a max for live device to generate random velocity, you could replace it with a random modulator or you could use something like Riffer from AudioModern
Super interesting video Bro , love it the result , but I have only one question , maybe I'm only a little bit stupid ahahahah . Why didi you have put the lfo on the pitch for two times but in bypass? Sorry for the question but I've see the video for 2 times and I don't have understood the reason of the bypass on the pitch . Thx a lot Bro for your share and for your videos
@@MuteProduction but I'm not able to get same type of sound after the velocity stage where you add velocity from there on I'm a bit lost or missing something I don't get the same arpeggiator like sounds after adding velocity to the frame I don't know why ...till adding velocity its all good from there on its not the same as in your video
@@MuteProduction on 4.40 min of the video you added something can you please tell me what you added from the plugin section when you said " just gets us some random results " when you said this you added something that I cannot see please tell me what you added if you may
you can use a device such as rhythmiser or autoplay to generate the midi, alternatively you can use the Vst called Riffer. if your using ableton then you can use an arpeggiator followed by a random velocity device.
@@MuteProduction hey buddy thanks a lot I find your tutorials and your choice of tools and methods very helpful and insightful for me to learn and you are very r sponsive thank you any chance you would be doing tutorials on the free modular vsts like nucleus voltage by cherry audio and vcv rack as they as complex to use for a beginner's any chance you would be doing a breakdown of these vsts ?
i have the same question. I see you press resynthesize, but what it is doing? I guess it should just make a sweep on the sinewave, but it does something else, much more like fast FM than a sweep on 1/8.
essentially we are just creating a pitch sweep. Each 2048 sample frame will then have a range of frequency content, then when we repeat that very quickly with an oscillator it sounds all bubbly
@@MuteProduction it was just a thing that popped up to me while watching this Vid. Hes a very old friend of mine known him YEARS! I haven't spoken to him in years as well! I guess it was the south country Psy crew & was a shot in the dark as to weather you knew each other I lived with Palf in Exmouth for a couple of years!
@@fallenleaf24 oh wicked Yeah we used to talk a lot back before covid times when i was living in Bristol. I need to give him a call some time and wrap up my tune with him. and Bugsy rings a bell but can’t remember where from to be honest.
@@MuteProduction lol small world! thats amazing! if you speak & can remember say that Sunda says hi! that will spark some convo :) When Palf got back in to making music I was there! we of inspired eachother a lot back then!
I couldnt help it. It sounds completely different from what you created. I follow all your steps but it sounds robotic, not bubbly. Edit: sorry, my fault. i was playing in two octaves too high.
@@MuteProduction it sounds a lot like the style of a dubstep Artist called voltra so since I now know how to do it I am going to make song that’s fully a rip of her style Because I really like it
I would like to ask if it's possible to make a fat sound like in the video from Dash with Vital (he used Serum). Video starts at the relevant position.....would be great !! th-cam.com/video/k18HxK2lVhY/w-d-xo.html
When I resynthesize the preset as a wavetable the result is different from what you achieved in the video :/ I wonder if it has anything to do with my version of Vital not having "frequency" as an option and me using "tempo" instead?
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Killer stuff
5:35 man has the psytrance in his soul
I thought I had flashbacks
THAT WAS UNEXPECTED LOL
Cool stuff brother.
Great inspiration for atmosphere and leads, lovely video!
The bubbles and squelch are my absolutely favorite "instrumemts" if you wanna call it that way. I guess as a old psyhead, its like Metalheads love certain E-Guitar Distortions
What an absolute gem of a channel time to get back into producing psytrance 😎
❤️
Dope patch & technique !
Gave me the inpsiration I needed to get my day started 🙏
Nice to see much of my teachers here. 😀
Wow man that is so cool.
Ive been searching this type of tutorials for so much time, thnx!
glad you like it!!
Wonderful video...We can make multiple psy trance by changing the settings. Many thanks for sharing..🙏🙏
incredible dude
Awesome tutorial, I've done sine sweeps to tables before but never got those results, wouldn't have guessed different lfo rates would give any sort of different effect
yeah i didn’t think it would make a difference, but it seems to make a big difference! :)
@@MuteProduction I know, I've been playing around with some different settings, got a good handful of tables from this technique,
@@DataBroth i’ve been mixing the squeeze, bend and pulse distorts with this technique, pretty interesting results:)
@@MuteProduction I need to play with those more, I was trying out some unison stuff in combo, and a trick from my newest vital vid where you can stack modulation to get more range with the pitch mod
that sounds interesting!! i’ll check that out asap!
Love it 🧡
Volle Kraft Sound 🔥🕺
i like the spectral time skew ;) heheh great video, results coming soon
awesome bud. sounds crispy!
Awesome tutorial, thanks bro!!!
absolutely BEST TUTORIAL I have EVER seen!! Thants A TON man
no problem dude! glad you liked it!!
@@MuteProduction sure I did dude! Going through the rest of your stuff now. Its good! Take care!
Good job my friend , enjoying your usefull tutorials
glad you like them! i hope they help!!
Add to my Vital Wavetables, huge thanks bro 🙏🏻
Great tutorials man!
thanks dude!
That resynthesize 2 WT is sick. I got really hooked on that since watching your last videos :D
Exquisite, happy to see it back up!
me too!
very good technique, thank you!
Great video bro! :D
thanks dude!
Sick Man! I didn’t realized how you randomize the wavetabele? How did you do that?
With velocity :)
Okay thanks :) but you also randomized the pattern or do you play just one note In a rhythm?
@@Mrx_-js9vi he ansered in another question,
you can use a device such as:
Riffer from audiomodern
Rhythmiser by jumpstreet
Autoplay by altar of wisdom
@@renanmartinz Thank you 😇
thats best tut for years man
thanks man
Thanks for this tutorial ! You are the boss !
Love your content man, I really appreciate it
very happy to hear that dude :)
Amazing tutorials man! :D
Amazing, super usefull. Thank you for sharing
thanks for watching bro!
Hey my friend, what was is that you added to give the random results @ 4:50? A plug-in? Or the Random MIDI Effect available for Ableton? :)
it’s an M4L device that generates random velocities and note lengths :) similar to Autoplay by Altar of wisdom
this is awesome! thanks!
You know what would be great and I see very few doing tutorials on this .. well done transition fx - you know that kind of stuff were chopping and fx are implemented then when the drop comes in it fakes you and it's drops further ahead .. I'd really appreciate a good decent tutorial on this .. know one is doing this
hey man! gr tutoril, thanks for the knowledge. can you tell what you grab grab in 4:40 ?
it’s a midi generating device :)
When I resynthesize the preset as a wavetable the result is different from what you achieved in the video :/
I wonder if it has anything to do with my version of Vital not having "frequency" as an option and me using "tempo" instead?
Shit bro, this channel is amazing. Subscribed. Thank you, really.
🙏🙏💥❤️
6:14 finally something in the software domain that gets close to 'those' Virus graintables ☺️
yes!! very similar to virus and easier to use! :D
There''s aVirus emulator plugin the works, sounds super nice but can be CPU intensive
what do u use to randomize the velocity at 4:57? is it a plugin?
the plug-in used here no longer exists but you could try the M4L device ‘Autoplay’ or the vst ‘the acolyte’ both by Altar of Wisdom
the plug-in no longer exists, but you can do the same thing with altar of wisdoms ‘autoplay’ device or his ‘acolyte’ vst. alternatively you could try futurephonics rhythmiser
i have FL studio and at 4:45 how and what would i use to get those random results?
you could use a vst like Riffer or Acolyte
Awesome.......THX again!!
reminded me Yahel track;) old school psy.Thanks
Thank you so much!
Pretty cool riiIIIIght!
prrrrrettyyyyy coooooooooooooo mang
ahaha how did he do that, post production? ahah
yeah it’s done in post :)
today I saw a very good idea of how to create leads faster
number......... 1000!!!! 1000 subscribers !!! heheh good videos man :) bubbly mode ON!
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:D i am so happy with it!!!!!! thanks dude!
@@MuteProduction always a pleasure, just keep making great content 😁
@@makolly7770 ❤️❤️
What device are you using to generate the random in the velocity? Im use arpegiator and velocity but it doesn't sound so good
you can use a device such as: Riffer from audiomodern
Rhythmiser by jumpstreet
Autoplay by altar of wisdom
@@MuteProduction yeeeahhhh MEN!!!! THANKS!!!!
can someone please drop the link for the factory presets and for the basic shapes as well? really need it ty
send your email
Thank u bro 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Makes me wonder how were the guys in the early 1990's creating these kind of sounds before wavetable synthesis was a thing ?
you can get similar bubbly stuff with high resonance bandpass and then modulate the cutoff. So possibly it was done like that :)
@@MuteProduction That sounds like it was the way it was done @Mute Production . thanks for answering :)
Woah...Flagship sounds :). Nice nice nice.
Ohh man I feel bad ,,, i didn’t know you had to cover it so sorry dude . But tanx great tutorial as always,
hahaha yes it has been an interesting day indeed
@@MuteProduction I wished I had it for bitwig man ,I mostly use bitwig or something similar not talking about modulation on the gate of the arp but something similar to yours maybe a vst u know?
riffer
@@MuteProduction nahh man is all about having the probability chance affecting the 16 note gate +gate length modulation and velocity,,, unless I’m using riffer wrong I’m gonna Check
you can set up riffer in exactly the same way :)
Question.. using first time vital, just when i put the lfo1 to the pitch the oscilation is definatly not sweepy as yoursy slower, putting to 1/32 is definatly not the same result. plus i dont have a bypass option on my pitch. i have a free vital no extras, is that the problem??? amazing work and thank you for your support
different lfo speeds will create different results, this technique works on all versions of Vital so make sure you have the latest update for vital. if you have any more questions feel free to ask in my Discord server :)
@@MuteProduction done it thanks
where can I find your music?
i have no releases at the moment i’m afraid!
Great one ! I'm late on all your vids haha
Hey Shep, I seem to be having some trouble with this one. When I use the white bar to scroll through the wavetables its not sweeping through them smoothly like in your tut, its like the synth is retriggering everytime the wave changes. Any ideas on where I'm going wrong?
I may have answered my own question. Getting the smoothness seems to lie in that wavetable editor. Still having the problem that my wavetable editor doesn't seem to behave like yours. This sound is so cool I'm determined to get it so will go back to the drawing board.
did you delete all the unnecessary parts of the wave? You can get around this by using a 4 second long rate on the LfO, this will however sound a bit different
shep rules :D:D
sick AF.! Will you do a preset pack at some point?
yes it’s nearly finished!
@@MuteProduction sweet. Happy Xmas to me!
gumroad.com/l/vitalpsy
anybody hear that "pretty cool right" at around 5.43? 😂
😂
I had to rewind and listen again to be sure it was not TH-cam lagging
Is this only possible in Vital or could I do it in Serum as well?
Works best in Vital.
fire
how you get the random velocity for the notes !? i cant see it in the video !? are you using ableton 11 ?
you an use an arpeggiator followed by a random velocity midi device. Alternatively you could use a M4L device or a vst such as Riffer. No I am not using Live 11 and i have no intention of ‘upgrading’ to it
@@MuteProduction why no upgrade? I'm liking it so far (I have Beta access), comping is cool, even for fully ITB workflow, since you can comp anything you like. MPE is nice for pads, even without a controller as you can just draw in pitch, slide and pressure articulations. The new effects and updates are great. The Spectral Resonator is very "psytrancey" and the Dillon Baston devices (still not available) look to be very useful, especially the bouncing balls one, for creating interesting/organic random seq.
well the main reason is that it won’t run on my computer
Thank you
thanks for watching!
When I resynthesize preset to wave table, my basic shape doesn't look anything like yours.
that’s odd, make sure you followed the steps correctly and try again
@@MuteProduction the resynthesis still isn't the same, but it's similar. What did you use to randomize your velocity in the first example? I use CuBase Pro 11 if that makes any difference. Once you set random velocity, that sound changed into something that I can't even get close to replicating. 😓
the resynth appears to change a bit each time, you can get it to be a bit more reliable by turning off the random phase on the oscillator and choose phase position that you like best, but it is fairly minimal difference. Also the tempo of your track will effect the resynth because we are using bear divisions for the LFO speed, which will make a big difference to the sound. I used a max for live device to generate random velocity, you could replace it with a random modulator or you could use something like Riffer from AudioModern
Super interesting video Bro , love it the result , but I have only one question , maybe I'm only a little bit stupid ahahahah . Why didi you have put the lfo on the pitch for two times but in bypass? Sorry for the question but I've see the video for 2 times and I don't have understood the reason of the bypass on the pitch . Thx a lot Bro for your share and for your videos
AAAAAAhhhhhh sorry Bro , ive understand right now the reason , sorry ahahahahhahaha what a stupid question ahahhahaa
i think you understand now :D
@@MuteProduction I don't ^^' Can you please explain like I'm five?
i can try, what is it you want me to explain?
r u using the free version is your show implementation possible to do in free version
yes it is the same in the free version
@@MuteProduction but I'm not able to get same type of sound after the velocity stage where you add velocity from there on I'm a bit lost or missing something I don't get the same arpeggiator like sounds after adding velocity to the frame I don't know why ...till adding velocity its all good from there on its not the same as in your video
@@MuteProduction on 4.40 min of the video you added something can you please tell me what you added from the plugin section when you said " just gets us some random results " when you said this you added something that I cannot see please tell me what you added if you may
you can use a device such as rhythmiser or autoplay to generate the midi, alternatively you can use the Vst called Riffer. if your using ableton then you can use an arpeggiator followed by a random velocity device.
@@MuteProduction hey buddy thanks a lot I find your tutorials and your choice of tools and methods very helpful and insightful for me to learn and you are very r sponsive thank you any chance you would be doing tutorials on the free modular vsts like nucleus voltage by cherry audio and vcv rack as they as complex to use for a beginner's any chance you would be doing a breakdown of these vsts ?
Is that possible in Serum too?
something similar is possible yes but it sounds different, you can always save the wavetabels in vital and use them in serum
@@MuteProduction that would be great but how to convert the vitaltables to wav?
@@thethirdimpact2962 don’t save as vital table, save as wav using the ‘export to wav’ option
@@MuteProduction Awesome Thanks!
How does this work? All I see is you putting an lfo on the pitch of a sine wave? How does it suddenly sound like this? What am I missing?
you need to then right click the oscillator and press resynthesise to wavetable
i have the same question. I see you press resynthesize, but what it is doing?
I guess it should just make a sweep on the sinewave, but it does something else, much more like fast FM than a sweep on 1/8.
Would also enjoy an explanation of the technique how it actually works
@@Coiron_Music It basically prints all the modulation going on in inside the VST and turns into a wavetable.
essentially we are just creating a pitch sweep. Each 2048 sample frame will then have a range of frequency content, then when we repeat that very quickly with an oscillator it sounds all bubbly
pleace make the voice louder and the sound less!
sorry dude
do you know palfrey?
@@fallenleaf24 Andrew? yeah though i’ve not spoken with him in quite some time, why?
@@MuteProduction it was just a thing that popped up to me while watching this Vid.
Hes a very old friend of mine known him YEARS! I haven't spoken to him in years as well!
I guess it was the south country Psy crew & was a shot in the dark as to weather you knew each other
I lived with Palf in Exmouth for a couple of years!
@@MuteProduction does the name Bugsy mean anything to you?
@@fallenleaf24 oh wicked Yeah we used to talk a lot back before covid times when i was living in Bristol. I need to give him a call some time and wrap up my tune with him. and Bugsy rings a bell but can’t remember where from to be honest.
@@MuteProduction lol small world!
thats amazing!
if you speak & can remember say that Sunda says hi! that will spark some convo :)
When Palf got back in to making music I was there!
we of inspired eachother a lot back then!
Is this the full version of Vital?
all versions have the same capabilities, this is the ‘Plus’ version
@@MuteProduction Thank you.
wao
I couldnt help it. It sounds completely different from what you created. I follow all your steps but it sounds robotic, not bubbly. Edit: sorry, my fault. i was playing in two octaves too high.
te amo papi
😘
well time to copy voltra!!
?
@@MuteProduction it sounds a lot like the style of a dubstep Artist called voltra so since I now know how to do it I am going to make song that’s fully a rip of her style Because I really like it
@@MNNIC555 ah i see! I’ll have to look up Voltra!
@@MuteProduction please do
Woah heavy stuff
I would like to ask if it's possible to make a fat sound like in the video from Dash with Vital (he used Serum). Video starts at the relevant position.....would be great !!
th-cam.com/video/k18HxK2lVhY/w-d-xo.html
When I resynthesize the preset as a wavetable the result is different from what you achieved in the video :/
I wonder if it has anything to do with my version of Vital not having "frequency" as an option and me using "tempo" instead?