Okay, I finally gave in and signed up on the Patreon. Your stuff is very inspiring. While I don't use a lot of the same software, because Surge XT is the most accessible synth for a screen reader with sound design chops, so I suspect your presets won't do me as much good. I've actually got a track that I made inspired by listening to your tutorials. While it's a bit different, and not pure as I also added three viola tracks I played, I think it achieves some good stuff. I'm looking forward to becoming part of your community of listeners, creators and students.
Great work Chris, I love how you focus on the creative spirit also(something missing) at the same time helping us to navigate the underlying technology. You apply a great balance. between the two.
Man, this turned out being very reminescent of the kind of music from Deus EX and Splinter Cell series, which is awesome! Thank you for sharing your insights, sir!
You, sir, are amazing! I have personally learnt a lot by watching your videos.. even the lengthy LIVE ones. Thank you so much for the help. It means a lot.
Love your work! I always dream of creating a pad (patch) that gets gradually textured to the point where some dynamic rhythms emerge from the general movement of the texture itself. I just tried interpolation in Max 8.5 lately with the object pattrstorage, but it doesn't interpolate the [VST3] object. If you are interested in that idea, i'd love to have your expert point of view on it. Maybe it's not possible to "quantize" and "unquantize" this type of "spectrotemporal organic" evolution, from texture to rhythms. Just a challenge, from the dream to the real! Thanks again for your publications. Martin
Thanks bud! So I formative!!!! I'm looking forward for the Day when Stepic has a standalone mode or the ability to work in any DAW. I don't have use Ableton. 😢
Thanks bro, welcome back! You're making the best videos on ambient. Hope you hit 10k soon you deserve it. I create traditional ceramic flutes of my ancestors and want to encorporate these into my sound design. Have started learning synthesis to bring more musicality. Now I have to focus on the journey my music takes the listener on without being flat and boring.
love this guy's enthusiasm. totally the bob ross of ambient.
Happy little synth
Man, I just tried the delay trick and got the most UNBELIEVABLE pad I've ever heard. This is game-changing!
Would love to see how you take this fleshed out section and turn it into a full track. Sounds killer!
Part 2 and Part 3 are on my Patreon! Part IV will be out in a few days.
You make it look so easy 🙂 Thank you for sharing.
I'm doing Ambient DAW-less because I'm doing it live but you make a DAW very attractive. sounds wonderful.
Thank you so much!
I would love to see more "How to make ambient music" using your guitar and pedalboard. Hands on with your pedals and how to's. 👌
I enjoyed watching, I can tell making music brings you great joy!
That was a great journey man. Inspired and subbed.
Okay, I finally gave in and signed up on the Patreon. Your stuff is very inspiring. While I don't use a lot of the same software, because Surge XT is the most accessible synth for a screen reader with sound design chops, so I suspect your presets won't do me as much good. I've actually got a track that I made inspired by listening to your tutorials. While it's a bit different, and not pure as I also added three viola tracks I played, I think it achieves some good stuff.
I'm looking forward to becoming part of your community of listeners, creators and students.
Thank you Christopher! Looking forward to having you as well. Can’t wait to hear your new music!
Nicely done Chr1s. Awesome man.
Great work Chris, I love how you focus on the creative spirit also(something missing) at the same time helping us to navigate the underlying technology. You apply a great balance. between the two.
Thank you so much!
Another dope video. Love seeing you get so hyped while showing off your art haha
Great information ℹ️
just awesome bro love it
Man, this turned out being very reminescent of the kind of music from Deus EX and Splinter Cell series, which is awesome! Thank you for sharing your insights, sir!
You, sir, are amazing! I have personally learnt a lot by watching your videos.. even the lengthy LIVE ones. Thank you so much for the help. It means a lot.
Cheers and thank you!
You Are best tutorial od ambient in the world !!!!
Very good tutorial !!
Definitely worth my time watching, thank you for your work.
You are so welcome!
Simple, precise and packed with knowledge. Nailed it once again!
Still liking your Mercury 7?
Thank you for the positive feedback! The M7? Awesome as always!
Your videos are outstanding.
Thank you master
Fantastic moood💪
Nice very nice !
what model of the focals do you have? Great video!
Thanks! My headphones? Those are my broken Listen Pros 😂 Hoping for a replacement in 2023…
Love your work! I always dream of creating a pad (patch) that gets gradually textured to the point where some dynamic rhythms emerge from the general movement of the texture itself. I just tried interpolation in Max 8.5 lately with the object pattrstorage, but it doesn't interpolate the [VST3] object. If you are interested in that idea, i'd love to have your expert point of view on it. Maybe it's not possible to "quantize" and "unquantize" this type of "spectrotemporal organic" evolution, from texture to rhythms. Just a challenge, from the dream to the real! Thanks again for your publications. Martin
13:40 I think you were channelling Klaus Schulze here :D
Another excellent video...
Hi Chris 🙂
Great tutorial touching on ideas I look forward to trying myself 👍
Thank you and cheers,
andy
Thanks bud! So I formative!!!!
I'm looking forward for the Day when Stepic has a standalone mode or the ability to work in any DAW. I don't have use Ableton. 😢
Stepic is also available as a VST. It works in any DAW except FL Studio due to the way FL handles cc’s…
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That's why,! thank you
Thanks bro, welcome back! You're making the best videos on ambient. Hope you hit 10k soon you deserve it.
I create traditional ceramic flutes of my ancestors and want to encorporate these into my sound design. Have started learning synthesis to bring more musicality. Now I have to focus on the journey my music takes the listener on without being flat and boring.
молодец ,круто!!!
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