How to Recreate Any Sound
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Creating any sound starts with understanding what type of elements creates the sound itself. Today, we are taking a look at a simple chart that can help you how to create any sound.
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00:00 This is what I do
00:12 Recreating the sound
01:04 Decision gate 1: Layers
01:30 Decision gate 2: Colors
02:50 Decision gate 3: Shape
03:56 Decision gate 4: Gradient
05:03 Decision gate 5: Destination
06:04 Decision gate 6: Was it all?
06:31 Externals
07:08 Small details
07:54 Do you need more?
wow! incredible. This really makes sound design feel approachable, I never thought i'd be able to get any good with it but after watching this I feel it's actually possible. thanks!
Once you train your ear a bit and get the fundamental understanding of sound design theory, I am sure you will get there pretty fast. 😊 I am sure you will get good with it.
Thanks for that! I might never make an impact or career in music industry anymore, but just to have fun and kill some time while having fun in Ableton is worth it. This make me more interested in sound design from scratch, but that would require even more tons of hours to get the ears "tuned" to deconstruct the sounds I hear in songs properly, right?
Where to start?
@@Alice-Efe Hi Alice, and thanks for all the knowledge you nicely share with us, really appreciate !
I liked this video, but would you like to make a short one explaining how to create "dub techno" chords please ?
Thanks again for everything !
I have never seen sound design explained in such a simple way before. I spent the last 6 months struggling with trial & error to get to this basic level which you explained 8 mins. Gonna check out the course, hopefully its geared toward all genres as I don't produce techno but love your content. Thanks for being amazing!
I feel like watching tutorials alongside trial and error is the best!
tbf I think the knowledge is pretty transferable across all genres
the course teaches you how to make sounds, and even if you've been making techno sounds, you have great foundational knowledge of what makes what sound and you can trial and error a little until you get there
once you've got your own genre(s) down though you'll know what works and be able to slap it together in no time
every artist has their own style too, so a bit of trial and error is always gonna be necessary for you to find yours haha
Short answer is Yes; this applies to all genres. Long answer: Techno uses synthesizers. Synthesizers = synthesis = sound manipulation/creation. All genres use sound production ie. sound synthesis,. E.g. compression/ ADSR, filters = EQ etc. Hope that helps.
Coming from a background in engineering, this is an amazing crash course in sound design.
Some terminology might get lost on people without prior experience, but tbh I kind of really appreciate that it's still informative at a professional level.
Most stuff on TH-cam doesn't give enough detail or focus on the right things when talking about a really popular mix technique or production concept.
Also always glad to see more women in the industry. Hopefully someday soon, I'll walk into more rooms that aren't solely filled with men.
you must be new here, my friend. lol.
@@M64sounds Ooooooh yeah. I looked through a bunch of the channel and a lot of her videos look really cool
@@MartianMaly To be real honest, who cares?
The first tutorial I have ever seen that puts a systematic strategy on synth recreation. Amazing!
I'll be honest, I already know plenty of stuff you teach, all that knowledge archived somewhere in the brain. But you do such a great job at explaining things in your own methodical way that I'm still interested to hear you out till the end of your videos. It must be great to learn all these concepts first hand from your videos. Great job.
Aww thanks a ton!
I think I just learned more about synth sound design in this video than in everything else I've been exposed to combined. You are a genius. Thank you.
1:30 seconds in and already one of the greatest sound design/ production knowledge videos i've ever seen. absolutely love the systematic approach and the graph to plot sound color, I feel my ability to describe/ recreate things EXPANDING already, thank you YT algorithm, and thank you Alice!
Alice, you are by far the most advanced tutorial source I’ve ever found on TH-cam and I, much like everyone else here, seriously appreciate your time and effort. Each video is jam packed with knowledge, in depth breakdowns and the editing is brilliant too! Thank you for existing and bringing these videos to us!
I've been producing and sound designing for years, and I think this is the single most useful explanation I've ever seen for how to achieve the sounds you want. Great video!!
This is a really nice, technical but actually simple way to approach recreating a sound. It really helps when you try to do that with everyday sounds you hear in your daily life. Try to imagine the world around you in terms of sound design and you will become a natural
Wow this is one of the most unique and useful approaches to teaching sound design I have ever come across! You are a genius and I can see the years that you've spent honing your ears and developing your technique. Thank you and well done. subscribed!
Alice, you’re just incredible. 🙌🏼 Thank you for sharing your musical/producing gift with everyone. The level of clarity and detail you bring to teaching is unparalleled. I’m sure your courses will bring you much deserved success 🫶🏼
alice??? :D
@@undecided4643 Yes, that's... her name?
@@asukalangleysoryu6695 fuck this crap
You are an amazing teacher and I’m so glad I found your channel! I have very little musical training but have always been absolutely mesmerized by certain musical tracks. I’ve always wondered why it has such and effect but have lacked the proper terms to even explore it, but you have opened up a whole new world of possibilities to me and I have a new track to add to my collection of “Those Tracks” as your selection “Diamanti” is incredible!!! Thank you, this was amazing, interesting and incredibly educational!!!
Alice ... I don't comment much, but I have to say I've been watching your videos for just over a year now and you have an incredibly easy to follow way about your teachings. I've watched many video's on sound design and read everything I could get my hands on. Yet you made more sense in eight minutes than a year of revision. Thank you so much.
Alice I am purchasing your course !, you explained it in a direct and easy/simple way to learn sound design, I tell ya it's been my struggle for many years I'm hoping your sound design course will set me free!
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I love the way you teach, super simple and precise! 🔥
Hey Alice - I have always loved your videos, and this one is no exception... excellent! I also wanted to provide a huge and positive shout out to your change in style over the past few months etc. Thanks for everything.
What a great approach... I've used synths since 82 but have never been able to put sound design into a repeatable framework of process. Great tutorial, thanks 🙂
This is probably the best video on TH-cam!! As a producer and composer I understand sound design on a basic level; enough to tweak my presets haha. But definitely not enough to breakout a default synth and create a sound. But you completely take away the "fear".
This is probably the best video available for anyone getting into sound design. Brilliant - love your channel!
love your charts!! thx!
I say it over and over.
I can’t believe the quality you supply for free.
I’ve never got better explanation of concepts. You are the best music production education channel on the whole Internet. 👏🏼👏🏼
love the detailed walkthrough - the decision tree is incredibly helpful in structuring the process. thanks for breaking it down like that!
I absolutely LOOOOVE the way you teach! Thanks for taking the time to share it with us!
I barely even started trying my hands at sound design, but the way you are a empowering all of us with these videos is truly inspirational!
Thank you so much Alice, i'll strive to one day be able to relay my knowledge (in my area of expertise) in a similar way that you are able to!
Absolutely blown my mind here! Best sound design tutorial I’ve ever seen! Bravo!
Nice tutorial! Would love to see you remake more sounds using this chart.
this is awesome. Its effectively what I do when I recreate a sound but I havent ever thought about it enough to break it down like that or understood what I was doing enough to explain it
This has blown my mind a bit... Every time you asked a question I was pretty confident in my answer and then you immediately prove me wrong.. but I learned something and will be back for more. Thanks 👍👍
Girl you ate that! You are an audio scientist !
Damn, I've watched 3 videos and I'm hooked.
So much good information here, no BS or gimmicky stuff either, like this is good solid stuff.
Keep these coming!
Your teaching things straight to the point, that usually people would search... (Im people LOL)
hours for to find just to be confused about what's correct or a better technique.
Thank you for these videos! Appreciate you! :)
Thanks for the insight. I definitely need to train my ears in new ways in order to reach higher levels of tone recreation; like separating sounds by layer and listening for different modulations. Great stuff as always, Alice.
You are such an absolute gem! Thank you for all you do for the music community
This is REALLY GOOD. Absolutely awesome to find someone who goes that step further than 'try sidechaining your kicks' or 'mix in mono because it's better!' - I know, I saw that video 10 years ago already.
We just signed up as we fancied making something a little more upbeat from our normal stuff, just dropping to say - amazing presentation skills + talent to boot.. Kudos - love MMFF
Wow , this is really amazing.
Recreating from scratch .This subtractive synth chart is insane
Huge props for this helpful video - definitely a time saver for somebody starting out! Also great to know that my thinking process about sound recreation was close to this. Thanks and keep up the good work!
I love the way you did this so simple to understand, thank you for this! ♥️♥️♥️
First time I've thought I can learn how to create my own synth tones from scratch. I usually go for a sound that's close enough and layer it, add effects in rack filters and at best tweak the attack or other very basic adjustments. Thank you for posting this.
Great stuff Alice, your videos are always informative and educational!
Incredible channel, amazing content, my favourite go to, samples and presets! thanks and keep em coming x 🙏
This is so helpful! Experienced producers clearly have an "ear" for sound design, but I've always struggled to know *what* to listen for. This framework really helps.
I've been making electronic music for a looooong time now and this might be the best explanation I've seen for this process. Very nicely done indeed.
This is so fantastic, what a great overview of subtractive synthesis as a topic. That flow chart is awesome!
Thank you Alice 🙏
This is a very smart, comprehensive chart. You made it very easy to follow with any other synth. Thank you very much!
Great way to introduce to the sounds of substractive synthesis, saving quite some trial and error time for beginners :)
Seen many sound design vids but none laid out a recreation process like this. Excellent stuff
WOW!
I used to make recreate sounds by analyzing the frequencies in parametric equalizers, using the same frequencies in synth and tweak with the help of my experience until it sounds somewhat close.
But this method you shown is even better step-by-step method that would be easier to follow!
I'll try it sometime.
Thank you so much!
Klasse Video. Das Sounddesign in einfachen klaren Schritten erklärt. Danke Dir.
I love your channel. You explain everything in such an easy accessible way. Thanks!
You are making some of the most logically structured and accessible videos on really interesting and useful topics.
Such a beautiful pad. Definitely followed along and will use this.
This made me rethink how I go about sound design and It's genuinely so helpful
Happy to hear that! 😊
Great video. I like that you used a relatively complicated example and broke it down simply and showed how to make a really great useful musical sound.
Incredible tutorial! Thanks for sharing. The most intuitive approach I´ve seen. Love that chart, it's an excellent guide. I think I must try one of your courses...
Really great and quick piece of education on something that seems very hard to do, but when you break it down this way feels quite approachable. Great job!
One of the best approaches I've seen to the subject, thank you!
As an experienced producer I always found recreating sounds or trying to replay a certain song as close as possible as the original to be a fantastic excercice. It helps you understand so many things such as layering, synth programming, arranging, not to mention the feeling of getting "inside the head" of the producer that crafted the song you want to recreate. Anyway Alice, great video as usual, I love your content, keep up the good work !
breaking this down so simply is incredibly invaluable, thank you so much!
Another awesome video, I’m going to try out this method tonight. Everything you make is gold!! Thank you!
Soo cool that you did this, it hepled me understand sounds and synth more in general, also wonderful to see people using vital.
this is incredible, thank u for this
Bravo, well done! I think this is the most straight forward explanation of how to go about recreating subtractive sounds. As a Sounddesigner I use almost exactly this technique all the time! I bet this will help a lot of people.
Maybe in the future you can expand this recipe by adding different types of sound generation and their characteristics.
Thank you Alice, this is such a cool and thorough explanation of how to think about the construction of sound. Excellent work!
Always impressed at your mastery of sound! This was incredibly enlightening, thank you for your fantastic content!
Wow this actually blew me away. Thank you so much.
You nailed it ! Thanks for a kick ass course !
Graphics are top notch! Amazing tut Alice 😁🥳
This is officially my new favourite channel. You're amazing
This is a great framework. Love calling Square a cold sound, makes so much sense
That video is AMAZING ! your way to analysis a sound, on how you process is very interesting. Every step you give us is great. Such a very hard work for to create a method like this one. It's going to really help for the futur, thank a lot for that !
Seems simpler than I thought, thank youuuu 🙌
LOVE YOU, THIS IS AMAZING!
That flow chart is incredible, thank you for all the awesome tips!
Glad it was helpful! I hoped that it could be something helpful for people who are not that experienced with sound design. Happy to hear it! ✨😊
Thank you so much for making these videos! You have a very clear way of explaining things, and the end results are always high quality!
You also managed to give me the same goosebumps that Bodzin’s music gives me, so my body tells me that this recreation was 100% perfect 😁
I am speechless at what I just watched you do. Wow. That's awesome.
Fantastic tutorial not only about this sound but a decent methodology on how to think about sound design in general thank you very much. You've earned a new subscriber.
this was awesome! loved seeing this approach to sound design
Alice, this was amazing and so intuitive!
As someone, who figured it all out by myself way back when playing with modular synths: "This is a really clear and good explanation of the process"
I learned this by trial and error, and the experience you get teaches you pretty much your diagram.. Although I've never seen worked out so cleanly... Good job.
Very comprehensive! Thank you!
Loved the practical approach. 💯
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wow I never thought of sound design this way thank you so much
I'm so grateful of this video! IT really helps to set up the mind before start turning kinobs and apllying filters!
Great as usual Alice !!
this is incredible! Thank you Alice
Great technique, straightforward, practical and skilled.
This is brilliant! Did not know I needed this but I did!
This is absolutely brilliant
Ooh, cool! This is a very structured approach. You will start simple, get as close as possible to the original sound, add something get as close as possible, rinse and repeat. I'm usually all over the place. Imma try and (loosly) start implementing this! 👍
very methodical and structured, which helps to follow along! loved it thank you
Brilliant and concise tutorial! Will save a lot of time for many that are new to the fundamentals of synthesis. Love your decision tree diagram. 100% logical and efficient.
This video is golden. Thank you.
Wooow thank you so much Alice I'll check out the courses
Thank you for sharing your invaluable experience, I consider your channel one of the best in mixing and producing music, you are awesome!
Amazing video! So clear and approachable
so cool . thnx for this great chart
Wow I’ve always seemed to learn really well from mind maps and this has made sound design seem so much less complicated! Thanks!