This series is a huge achievement in education in sounddesign for everyone FOR FREE! This is going to be your legacy to the world! You deserve tons of credits for this! Thank you!!!!
After 44 years involved in creating music sounds , at 67 I'm sitting here like a child on a beautiful adventure mesmerized by your gift to all on TH-cam much gratitude to you 🙏
People like you are why the internet is so powerful. Amazing people like you make content like this for us all to learn for free. I feel indebted, and thank you very much.
Okay, I must admit, beyond everything else, it's impresses me, that you managed to make a video of such length that just pulls you in to watch it all in one sitting
Can't believe this is out here for free. I've paid for sound design courses and been incredibly disappointed in them. But this one spends time on the fundamentals and explaining how everything stems from those, so that I can really understand HOW these tools work and not just "slap this knob up if you want dirty / wide / full sound brah." Just awesome.
This makes me very happy. The fact that this is actually useful AND the fact that people looking for this stuff are actually starting to find it :) happy that is is useful!
@@Woochiathis is too useful man . Thank you very much . Many will have this video as a sound designing dictionary or even sound designing wikipedia . The more people do this the more this will be suggested for sound design topics hopefully . This content is exactly what i intended to reach through what i was searching for in all these years . Many still may not know how much this will help . priceless 🔥🙏👍
All the information regarding the basics of sound design is here in one place, which is amazing on its own, but what I find most impressive is that all your explanations are clearer than any other videos I've watched. Your intense understanding of the material is obvious through your clear and precise explanations--and English isn't even your first language! You're doing a lot of people a big favor. This was an amazing idea, and thank you so much!
I started watching yesterday this video on my TV being completely stoned. I'm going to be honest, I put the video cuz it was Sant Joan here yesterday, which is a festivity with tons of fireworks, and I needed something to keep the dogs distracted; "this guy is going to make tons of noise" I thought, "perfect". I saw the ENTIRE VIDEO in one sitting, and today I watched it AGAIN. Mate, you're GOLD, what you explained here for free is just too good of information. As a kind of stuck techno producer, I kindly can say a huge thank you. For now you have my Sub for sure.
Best instructional audio video I've seen. We are actually learning! So many things I had a shaky understanding of, now given total clarity! Imposter syndrome cured lol
Thanks for creating this! I agree with all the others - this could be the one single best free learning resource on the internet for starting out with synthesis and sound design and get a coherent overview of the basics. Usually I prefer to read books to learn, but your practical examples and illustrations really add value. There is no filler, no bullshit, no marketing, just very well-presented information. By the way, I'm exactly the kind of person preferring to have one bookmark, so this is absolutely perfect! Now I am very much looking forward to checking out your music theory tutorial! And then I consider saving these gems to my harddrive as a backup, just in case something happens to the internet ;)
after I finished your video about music theory, I got here, Ive been feeling kinda freaked out about Sound Design, but now I finally decided to study it, thanks for all the knowledge you are providing to us :3
At the beginning of the year, I hardly understood music theory. At 6:53 and I swear that understanding music theory a lot more just makes me appreciate music a lot more in general. What a journey! 30 March.
Been working on taking notes on this video for about a week now, and I’m halfway through the video. Im already so much more ready to go into producing soon than I was before. Can’t wait to finish the video and start making sounds! Thank you so much, this video has been incredibly helpful, and could very well be the reason I actually am able to produce the way I want to.
I might have to make fake accounts just to like this video more times. Im sure one could find all this info scattered across youtube presented in a much worse way. But to have it all together like this is gold. Bravo sir, A++++++++++++++++++ (continues onto other chalkboard) ++++++++++++++
This video makes any to-pay-for- sound- design- courses absolute obsolete. Very entertaining and informative. It is by far the best sound design video one can find on TH-cam. And don't forget to mention the guy with the black cap, you used to illustrate what you show.
the youtube algorithm favors "quick tips and tricks" style videos over this longer format style, but this is where all the good stuff is. I got my notepad out.
@@Woochia thanks! I’ve been enjoying my first of many watch throughs over the last few days! So good to get such a thorough dive through most of abletons devices! 🥰
Thanks you! I'm glad you like it :) (also check the sound design theory playlist on my channel. If I do videos to complement this course, they'll go there)
This video is GOLD!! In the 10 years I've been into music production no other tutorial has ever been this in-depth but still so straight to the point! Even after studying Audio Engineering for three years this video made me understand some of these concepts even more! Thank you
This video is ridiculously good. I have played with many of these technologies for years and have some kind of feel for what they do, but this video has made me connect the dots on so many things. I feel like I gained a new understanding of what each of these things do on a technical level. The way you put the effects into context by showing how you can achieve the same thing in multiple ways was what really made it click for me. I also enjoyed the little bits of advice you threw in there from time to time, like filtering after each distortion, or detuning and then saturating the bass. This gave me so much inspiration! Thanks so much, you deserve a lot more views and subscribers.
Your comment makes me very happy, this is exactly why I made this series of videos. I saw a lot of tutorials that gave a sense of how to use each effect, but none really explained in details what they do. So I made this series to try and connect all the dots.
@@Woochia You did a fantastic job, that's how I like to learn things, everything is well explained in detail, and also very important to see examples and uses cases
As a "savant" who's struggled to understand music theory and sound design for years, this is so incredibly well put together and helpful. Thank you so SO much!
I’m only 1/3 of the way through, but I’m very impressed. While I am a pretty experienced synthesist this is very comprehensive and I’ve still learned a thing or two. Excellent work. I hope your views explode.
You are an absolute giga god. I knew NOTHING about any of these subjects and now I can apply them with great ease and I know what I am talking about from a fundamental level, absolutely brilliant
@@ginafrancesca808 Not yet. I just like to know stuff and therefore know a lot. So when I see people not telling quite the truth and I can correct them, I tend to do so. And sometimes I don't know it exactly, but at least I know where to find the details. Which is part of being smart, I'd be a good guest on a panel is how I feel, but not quite a teacher
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This type of content was provided to me only at university classes. But this... this is a win for everyone one: very detailed, easy to understand yet so informative and educative. And it's free. Thank you Woochia
does he actually make sounds here? or is it all prerequisite info on what sound shapers are out there? I am trying to find a course on sound design where sounds get designed.
@@ineedstuff8286Search "In The Mix Sound Design", that guy does what you are looking for Edit: I have not watched this video yet so I don't know, I just know the other guy does that
I feel like a child learning with this video it is really fun to follow instructions and understand a little bit all that sound design has to offer, thanks for your contribution
I have been dealing with this for 20 years, and I still can't understand it, but with you it is so easy to understand, logical, and self-evident. It is now also practical for me to implement, which was previously difficult when I had no idea how things work together, interact, and what technology can be used to implement them. Thank you very much.
I have nothing new to add (everyone is right, this series is amazing), so I'll just say I loved this video and I hope this comment helps more people see it
I came here for a quick guide about oscillators etc., what I got was a comprehensive and amazing explanation of sound design, synthesis flavours, effects, and more Ableton techniques and tips than 10 hour Ableton specific guides failed to provide. A video worthy of binge watching indeed, thank you and hopefully you keep doing such amazing videos!
This video is gold! So much material explained so well. Thank you for taking the time to create this, it's invaluable for anyone interested in sound design.
This is the best video I've watched on sound design. It answers all the questions I had about distortion, compression, reverbs and delays. Thank you so much for putting this together
I can't believe that something this well-done is free. I should be paying for this, but since I'm unemployed I really appreciate not having to. This is an astonishing video and I'm grateful that you put it out into the world.
Haha, you're welcome. Enjoy! I'm happy this video finds people interested in those subjects. I guess that's my way to thank the internet for all the things I learnt there for free ;)
Après 3j d'études intensives, je suis arrivée au bout de ta vidéo et je m'en sens réellement enrichie. Je me suis lancée dans le production de musique il y a de ça 8 mois sans vraiment savoir par où commencer, ce qui a eu pour effet de me décourager a plusieurs reprises. Grâce à ton contenu, je me sens maintenant capable d'utiliser Ableton pleinement et j'ai une bonne vue d'ensemble sur ce qui constitue le Sound Design. Merci beaucoup d'avoir crée ce contenu, qui plus est gratuitement, c'est une ressource inestimable
C'est génial ce que tu dis ! Je suis content que ça ait pu t'aider à débroussailler ce qui pouvait te démotiver :) en espérant que tu t'éclates de plus en plus a faire de la musique !
Even for me that reads various books about this, this video truly show it in a whole different light that really sparks tons of ideas in your head. Props!
It is, been making music and having my own studio since 20 years now. But sometimes you're so used to using a phaser for x reason, that you kinda forget it can do much more.
You are an hero for me, it's the best and complete explanation of synthesis I've ever found. Your knowledge of the synthesis is impressive, congratulations and many many many thanks for sharing. Thanks 🙏
Absolutely great content! I am diving deeper into modular synthesis and this was extremely helpful! Very organized and easy to follow. I have binged and learned so much in just over 2 hours. Thank you so much for creating this amazing FREE course. A+
Thanks a lot! I'm happy this was helpful for modular. When I wrote this series I wanted it to be also an introduction to modular, but then I realised I would have to focus on only one thing and I chose sound design
Thank you for taking the time to make all these videos in put it all in one course. Having you as a single teacher who explained things simply and well really helped me solidify what I knew and didn't know about music production. I took a few days to watch the whole video and I actually understand what I'm doing in synthesizers and Ableton and why.
THANK YOU for making this. It re-enforces what I already know about and has taught me some new stuff as well. Who needs to pay hundreds of Bucks, Euros, £’s etc for Sound Design Courses when there are people like yourself who do it from the kindness of their heart? I hope you have a something that’s making you a decent income (even music-related)!
Thanks a lot! I've actually been approached to sell video trainings. The deal wasn't done because I said that for the moment, I wanted all my video courses to be accessible for free. I must be a very bad businessman :p
been producing for 17 years never been able to make a sound from scratch until now. I started making my own sounds half way thru the video bro is goated best synthesis teacher in the globe lol
Thanks for this. I have re-watched it over and over and made a ton of notes and attempts to recreate the sounds as well as experiments. Extremely helpful and detailed that one really can grasp what's going on and modulate the sound consciously.
Dude you're a godsend! The sheer perspective this video has provided me on almost all the things that seemed daunting at first when I used to open up Ableton. I'm absolutely speechless. Looking forward to more of your content. Cheers!
Thank you so much for your incredible work! I've spent the last four days studying your video, six hours per day, and now I finally feel like I understand the theory behind sound design. I was impressed by how detailed, yet easy to understand, your explanations were for every topic. Your work has truly made the world a better place. Thank you so much for everything. 🙏
I can't even begin to express how thankful I am for your course. I came in here trying to figure out how the heck to use my Vital synth so I can try making some EDM for the first time and left with answers for how to use practically any VST and a bunch of other questions I'd been stuck on for a long time (completely random things like why bitcrushers sounded like garbage on my instruments when I was looking to make chiptune or what certain knobs do). Definitely gonna take a while for this all to stick in my brain, but I genuinely feel like I've gotten the equivalent of a sound design degree out of this. Thank you so, so much! This is probably the single most engaging, informative, and generally useful video I've seen in years!
Thanks! Happy that it helps connect the dots. Keep in mind this is only the theory. The practice is what helps retain all this knowledge, so the best thing to do next is explore! Good luck! :p
I'm so glad that finally, the TH-cam Algorithm has suggested me the best video and channel for me. Hats off sir for making this amazing video and I am even more glad that you made it available for free. May many more success come your way sir 🤩
You're welcome! :) I've also wished I could find all this info in one place before I finally started to write my own compilation. I've also learned a ton while doing this :o
This video is amazing. I'm not sure if it's because I've been trying to learn for so long, or it's just brilliant, but you've managed to congeal a lot of knowledge in a small timeframe in a very understandable manner. Props to you sir.
Brooo!, thank you so much for investing yourself in this. I feel like this is a mark that will last. I pray that God blesses you, as this tutorial has blessed my life, from the bottom of my heart. Thank you.
This was an amazing video. Thanks for putting it all together. It's probably the best beginner video for understanding how sound in music production works
It is really impressive how you cover this complex topics in a such a short time, altho as a begginer i feel overwhelmed since its alot of new information. ill save it for later once i got a higher knowledge. Thanks.
This sure is very condensed. Seeing this all for the first time must feel like reading a dictionary. Take your time, don't hesitate to try stuff yourself between each chapter, and don't hesitate to come back to this video from time to time. It will become clearer with each sitting
This series is a huge achievement in education in sounddesign for everyone FOR FREE! This is going to be your legacy to the world! You deserve tons of credits for this! Thank you!!!!
Haha, thanks so much :)
no need to go to uni with this course
100% completely agree. Thank you so much for this.
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After 44 years involved in creating music sounds , at 67 I'm sitting here like a child on a beautiful adventure mesmerized by your gift to all on TH-cam much gratitude to you 🙏
I appreciate it so much, thanks a lot!
People like you are why the internet is so powerful. Amazing people like you make content like this for us all to learn for free. I feel indebted, and thank you very much.
Thanks a lot, I'm happy do to my part. See that as an investment: if I want to live in a world with better music, this is the best I can do ;p
this video replaces thousand of half assed attempts to teach sound design basics. one of the best videos I've found on youtube!
Thanks a lot ! 🙏
Okay, I must admit, beyond everything else, it's impresses me, that you managed to make a video of such length that just pulls you in to watch it all in one sitting
Haha, thanks. That's also very condensed, I'm very impressed that you watched it all in one sitting!
Can't believe this is out here for free. I've paid for sound design courses and been incredibly disappointed in them. But this one spends time on the fundamentals and explaining how everything stems from those, so that I can really understand HOW these tools work and not just "slap this knob up if you want dirty / wide / full sound brah." Just awesome.
This makes me very happy. The fact that this is actually useful AND the fact that people looking for this stuff are actually starting to find it :) happy that is is useful!
@@Woochiathis is too useful man . Thank you very much . Many will have this video as a sound designing dictionary or even sound designing wikipedia . The more people do this the more this will be suggested for sound design topics hopefully . This content is exactly what i intended to reach through what i was searching for in all these years . Many still may not know how much this will help . priceless 🔥🙏👍
All the information regarding the basics of sound design is here in one place, which is amazing on its own, but what I find most impressive is that all your explanations are clearer than any other videos I've watched. Your intense understanding of the material is obvious through your clear and precise explanations--and English isn't even your first language! You're doing a lot of people a big favor. This was an amazing idea, and thank you so much!
Tha KS for the kind comment :) I'm happy this helps more people understand sound synthesis better and maybe make it less intimidating
I started watching yesterday this video on my TV being completely stoned. I'm going to be honest, I put the video cuz it was Sant Joan here yesterday, which is a festivity with tons of fireworks, and I needed something to keep the dogs distracted; "this guy is going to make tons of noise" I thought, "perfect".
I saw the ENTIRE VIDEO in one sitting, and today I watched it AGAIN. Mate, you're GOLD, what you explained here for free is just too good of information. As a kind of stuck techno producer, I kindly can say a huge thank you. For now you have my Sub for sure.
Haha, that's amazing! I love your comment, it's one of the best x)
Ha where's the tag for 'sound therapy for dogs'. Dude's content crossed the species boundary already.
Out of all of the music production videos I've watched, this is the FIRST to provide this perspective. You are a HERO for this! THANK YOU
Thanks a lot :) glad this helps!
Best instructional audio video I've seen. We are actually learning! So many things I had a shaky understanding of, now given total clarity! Imposter syndrome cured lol
Guess which video is getting downloaded to my phone, for multiple listens at work. Great use of yt premium.
Thanks for creating this! I agree with all the others - this could be the one single best free learning resource on the internet for starting out with synthesis and sound design and get a coherent overview of the basics. Usually I prefer to read books to learn, but your practical examples and illustrations really add value. There is no filler, no bullshit, no marketing, just very well-presented information. By the way, I'm exactly the kind of person preferring to have one bookmark, so this is absolutely perfect! Now I am very much looking forward to checking out your music theory tutorial! And then I consider saving these gems to my harddrive as a backup, just in case something happens to the internet ;)
Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it, and I hope you'll enjoy the music theory one as well :)
This is by far THE BEST sound design tutorials I've seen!
Thanks a lot! :D
after I finished your video about music theory, I got here, Ive been feeling kinda freaked out about Sound Design, but now I finally decided to study it, thanks for all the knowledge you are providing to us :3
Better than any paid sound design course. Thank you very much
You're welcome and thank you! :)
At the beginning of the year, I hardly understood music theory. At 6:53 and I swear that understanding music theory a lot more just makes me appreciate music a lot more in general. What a journey! 30 March.
Been working on taking notes on this video for about a week now, and I’m halfway through the video. Im already so much more ready to go into producing soon than I was before. Can’t wait to finish the video and start making sounds! Thank you so much, this video has been incredibly helpful, and could very well be the reason I actually am able to produce the way I want to.
That tape delay LFO 🤯 that's a really cool trick
I cannot say it's golden since that would degrade this content. Awesome work as always !
I might have to make fake accounts just to like this video more times. Im sure one could find all this info scattered across youtube presented in a much worse way. But to have it all together like this is gold. Bravo sir, A++++++++++++++++++ (continues onto other chalkboard) ++++++++++++++
Haha thanks a lot!
This video makes any to-pay-for- sound- design- courses absolute obsolete. Very entertaining and informative. It is by far the best sound design video one can find on TH-cam. And don't forget to mention the guy with the black cap, you used to illustrate what you show.
the youtube algorithm favors "quick tips and tricks" style videos over this longer format style, but this is where all the good stuff is. I got my notepad out.
This is an incredible amount of knowledge, very concisely crammed into a 2.5 hour presentation. Well done!
Thanks!
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@@Woochia thanks! I’ve been enjoying my first of many watch throughs over the last few days! So good to get such a thorough dive through most of abletons devices! 🥰
hilarious
Appreciate guys like you who post these types of videos for free. Because a lot of the software is expensive and buy courses on top all adds up.
This video contains more useful information than the rest of the similar tutorials on YT combined. Period. Absolutely stunning.
Thanks you! I'm glad you like it :) (also check the sound design theory playlist on my channel. If I do videos to complement this course, they'll go there)
This video is GOLD!! In the 10 years I've been into music production no other tutorial has ever been this in-depth but still so straight to the point! Even after studying Audio Engineering for three years this video made me understand some of these concepts even more! Thank you
This video is ridiculously good. I have played with many of these technologies for years and have some kind of feel for what they do, but this video has made me connect the dots on so many things. I feel like I gained a new understanding of what each of these things do on a technical level. The way you put the effects into context by showing how you can achieve the same thing in multiple ways was what really made it click for me. I also enjoyed the little bits of advice you threw in there from time to time, like filtering after each distortion, or detuning and then saturating the bass. This gave me so much inspiration! Thanks so much, you deserve a lot more views and subscribers.
Your comment makes me very happy, this is exactly why I made this series of videos. I saw a lot of tutorials that gave a sense of how to use each effect, but none really explained in details what they do. So I made this series to try and connect all the dots.
@@Woochia You did a fantastic job, that's how I like to learn things, everything is well explained in detail, and also very important to see examples and uses cases
Mate I love the way you explain compression. Makes the ableton multiband make sense easily.
As a "savant" who's struggled to understand music theory and sound design for years, this is so incredibly well put together and helpful. Thank you so SO much!
I’m only 1/3 of the way through, but I’m very impressed. While I am a pretty experienced synthesist this is very comprehensive and I’ve still learned a thing or two. Excellent work. I hope your views explode.
Great to hear! Thanks a lot :)
For anyone searching to understand sound design, This is everything you need to know… 😎
You are an absolute giga god. I knew NOTHING about any of these subjects and now I can apply them with great ease and I know what I am talking about from a fundamental level, absolutely brilliant
Haha, awesome! Thanks so much
The amount of work you put here is just outstanding. Thanks for this very high quality content... wish you all the best!!
THIS is THE TH-cam find of 2022 for me. Outstanding detail and the presentation is excellent. Well done, and THANK YOU!
Thanks a lot! Glad you like it so much :)
I'm just 16 minutes in and I love it! This is exactly what I was searching for!
Thank you for your kindness!!!
Thanks!
Wow thanks so much :o
I bow to you sir for explaining all parameters of sound designing.
This really is outstanding, and I cannot thank you enough for this excellent work
But not perfect. However, music technology history is another field of knowledge, hence my corrections.
@@PendelSteven are you working on a course by any chance Steven?
@@ginafrancesca808 Not yet. I just like to know stuff and therefore know a lot. So when I see people not telling quite the truth and I can correct them, I tend to do so. And sometimes I don't know it exactly, but at least I know where to find the details. Which is part of being smart, I'd be a good guest on a panel is how I feel, but not quite a teacher
outstanding as a small part of any basic course at the community college
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. This type of content was provided to me only at university classes. But this... this is a win for everyone one: very detailed, easy to understand yet so informative and educative. And it's free.
Thank you Woochia
does he actually make sounds here? or is it all prerequisite info on what sound shapers are out there? I am trying to find a course on sound design where sounds get designed.
@@ineedstuff8286Search "In The Mix Sound Design", that guy does what you are looking for
Edit: I have not watched this video yet so I don't know, I just know the other guy does that
I cannot tell you how much I love and appreciate you for this gem.
God bless you.
I feel like a child learning with this video it is really fun to follow instructions and understand a little bit all that sound design has to offer, thanks for your contribution
Haha, this is like a lot of tiny Lego pieces. Have fun putting them together to see what you can build :p
THIS IS THE BEST SOUND DESIGN TUTORIAL I'VE EVER WATCHED IN MY LIFE
that's the best video on sound design that people can find on internet, and it's free... congratulations man
Thanks :)
I have been dealing with this for 20 years, and I still can't understand it, but with you it is so easy to understand, logical, and self-evident. It is now also practical for me to implement, which was previously difficult when I had no idea how things work together, interact, and what technology can be used to implement them. Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot! And I love your avatar, love freakazoid! :p
Over the last year man, I've been able to do a lot with your education. Thanks dude. It all started with a Reese base 😂
That's awesome! So glad it worked :)
I have nothing new to add (everyone is right, this series is amazing), so I'll just say I loved this video and I hope this comment helps more people see it
I came here for a quick guide about oscillators etc., what I got was a comprehensive and amazing explanation of sound design, synthesis flavours, effects, and more Ableton techniques and tips than 10 hour Ableton specific guides failed to provide. A video worthy of binge watching indeed, thank you and hopefully you keep doing such amazing videos!
Thanks a lot! I hope I still have as good videos to make 😅
This video is gold! So much material explained so well. Thank you for taking the time to create this, it's invaluable for anyone interested in sound design.
after watching this man's music theory and sound design courses, i am certain, ill have a very good idea of how to make synth music
This is the best video I've watched on sound design. It answers all the questions I had about distortion, compression, reverbs and delays. Thank you so much for putting this together
I can't believe that something this well-done is free. I should be paying for this, but since I'm unemployed I really appreciate not having to. This is an astonishing video and I'm grateful that you put it out into the world.
Haha, you're welcome. Enjoy! I'm happy this video finds people interested in those subjects. I guess that's my way to thank the internet for all the things I learnt there for free ;)
Après 3j d'études intensives, je suis arrivée au bout de ta vidéo et je m'en sens réellement enrichie. Je me suis lancée dans le production de musique il y a de ça 8 mois sans vraiment savoir par où commencer, ce qui a eu pour effet de me décourager a plusieurs reprises. Grâce à ton contenu, je me sens maintenant capable d'utiliser Ableton pleinement et j'ai une bonne vue d'ensemble sur ce qui constitue le Sound Design. Merci beaucoup d'avoir crée ce contenu, qui plus est gratuitement, c'est une ressource inestimable
C'est génial ce que tu dis ! Je suis content que ça ait pu t'aider à débroussailler ce qui pouvait te démotiver :) en espérant que tu t'éclates de plus en plus a faire de la musique !
Even for me that reads various books about this, this video truly show it in a whole different light that really sparks tons of ideas in your head. Props!
So glad it is useful for user of many different levels
It is, been making music and having my own studio since 20 years now. But sometimes you're so used to using a phaser for x reason, that you kinda forget it can do much more.
I've purchased so many "masterclass" and by far this is the most helpful course! Thank you for taking the time on making this amazing course!
Nice! Thanks a lot! I'm happy that helped :)
Thank you so so much for this... this is what I was looking for... for I don't know how many years now. I love you!
I guess we were looking for the same thing. In the end, I had to make it :p
This is the most complete sound design video I've ever seen.
**rolls up my sleeves** and now, onto making some videos for the practice :p
this is the national gold reserve of sound engineering
thank you.
Haha thanks :)
You are an hero for me, it's the best and complete explanation of synthesis I've ever found. Your knowledge of the synthesis is impressive, congratulations and many many many thanks for sharing. Thanks 🙏
The examples weren't exactly my type of music, but the information shown in the video was very useful. So thank you for sharing it for free!
Thank you for this excellent, exhaustive and clear tutorial !
Man... This is great. Thank you! Finally, someone using TH-cam the way it should be. Bravo! New Ableton user here and finding this insanely useful.
Thanks a lot :) I'm happy you liked it, and if you're new at Ableton, I wish you a lot of fun making music!
This really is the best sound design course on youtube.
Incredibly informative, detailed, practical, yet easy to watch. Très très beau boulot
Un grand merci ! :)
Absolutely great content! I am diving deeper into modular synthesis and this was extremely helpful! Very organized and easy to follow. I have binged and learned so much in just over 2 hours. Thank you so much for creating this amazing FREE course. A+
Thanks a lot! I'm happy this was helpful for modular. When I wrote this series I wanted it to be also an introduction to modular, but then I realised I would have to focus on only one thing and I chose sound design
Hard sync is very useful on the moog one. Glad to see you fit it in. It’s quite lovely.
Thank you! You explain this so simply even this older lay person understands.
It would be a shame if one thought they were too old for this stuff. It's always been the same principles since the 70's!
Thank you for taking the time to make all these videos in put it all in one course. Having you as a single teacher who explained things simply and well really helped me solidify what I knew and didn't know about music production. I took a few days to watch the whole video and I actually understand what I'm doing in synthesizers and Ableton and why.
So cool, that's amazing :) thanks!
Only 5 minutes in and already learning so much. Incredible!
THANK YOU for making this. It re-enforces what I already know about and has taught me some new stuff as well. Who needs to pay hundreds of Bucks, Euros, £’s etc for Sound Design Courses when there are people like yourself who do it from the kindness of their heart? I hope you have a something that’s making you a decent income (even music-related)!
Thanks a lot! I've actually been approached to sell video trainings. The deal wasn't done because I said that for the moment, I wanted all my video courses to be accessible for free. I must be a very bad businessman :p
Amount of effort put into these videos is insane! Instant sub
been producing for 17 years never been able to make a sound from scratch until now. I started making my own sounds half way thru the video bro is goated best synthesis teacher in the globe lol
That's so cool! I think, once you've grasped the envelope you're already off to a good start. Assigning it to everything is already a lot of fun!
Thanks for this. I have re-watched it over and over and made a ton of notes and attempts to recreate the sounds as well as experiments. Extremely helpful and detailed that one really can grasp what's going on and modulate the sound consciously.
Dude you're a godsend! The sheer perspective this video has provided me on almost all the things that seemed daunting at first when I used to open up Ableton. I'm absolutely speechless. Looking forward to more of your content. Cheers!
Thanks a lot! A lot of things can be daunting in music production. I hope having a lot of info packed in the same place helps demystify them
Thank you so much for your incredible work! I've spent the last four days studying your video, six hours per day, and now I finally feel like I understand the theory behind sound design. I was impressed by how detailed, yet easy to understand, your explanations were for every topic.
Your work has truly made the world a better place. Thank you so much for everything. 🙏
Thank you a lot for your message! :)
im only 6 minutes into this video and i already learned so much. gonna be watching this over the next few days. thank you very much for this!
Glad you had things to learn for this. Hope you find the rest of the video as interesting:)
15 years and finally, someone breaks it down. WOW. I'm astonished
I'm happy you like it :)
I can't even begin to express how thankful I am for your course. I came in here trying to figure out how the heck to use my Vital synth so I can try making some EDM for the first time and left with answers for how to use practically any VST and a bunch of other questions I'd been stuck on for a long time (completely random things like why bitcrushers sounded like garbage on my instruments when I was looking to make chiptune or what certain knobs do).
Definitely gonna take a while for this all to stick in my brain, but I genuinely feel like I've gotten the equivalent of a sound design degree out of this. Thank you so, so much! This is probably the single most engaging, informative, and generally useful video I've seen in years!
Thanks! Happy that it helps connect the dots. Keep in mind this is only the theory. The practice is what helps retain all this knowledge, so the best thing to do next is explore! Good luck! :p
You, mon ami, are a musical bodhisattva. And your English is superb.
Came to video for a 2 min section and ended up watching the whole thing it's so good.
nice and dense information delivered with good lucid energy . . I will be watching this again
Brilliant content covering the most basic principles, which i had little knowledge of as a hobbyist, thank you
This is one of the best videos out there on TH-cam if you r trying to get into sound, period
Much appreciated :D
I'm so glad that finally, the TH-cam Algorithm has suggested me the best video and channel for me. Hats off sir for making this amazing video and I am even more glad that you made it available for free. May many more success come your way sir 🤩
Thanks!
Lol this series makes me SEE music differently. Two thumbs up!
wow, this is ALL I ever needed haha. Thank you SO MUCH man, you can't believe how thankful I am!
Probably the best video I've seen on YT ever in terms of value for time spent watching. Thanks!
Best video youtube ever recommended to me. Thanks
This video has more information in it than most the videos I've watched combined. I'm going to have to watch this a couple times for sure.
Hope it inspires you to try fun things with your synths :)
ive learned more in 20 secs from this video than the other 12 videos i found combined
The kind of Tutorials I would have needed 10 years ago (and still need it !) GREAT JOB, very helpfull.
Thank you very much man.
You're welcome! :) I've also wished I could find all this info in one place before I finally started to write my own compilation. I've also learned a ton while doing this :o
This video is amazing. I'm not sure if it's because I've been trying to learn for so long, or it's just brilliant, but you've managed to congeal a lot of knowledge in a small timeframe in a very understandable manner. Props to you sir.
Thanks a lot, I'm glad you liked it :)
Brooo!, thank you so much for investing yourself in this. I feel like this is a mark that will last. I pray that God blesses you, as this tutorial has blessed my life, from the bottom of my heart. Thank you.
Thanks so much 🙏 I hope you have a lot of fun exploring all that in your music!
Best sound design video i have seen on yt so well explained
Thanks :o
Why is this so underrated???
Well, you found it :D
This was an amazing video. Thanks for putting it all together. It's probably the best beginner video for understanding how sound in music production works
Thanks! I hope this helps as many people as possible getting more confortable with music production
I really know all this ....but I must say that it is really well explained. This is the best music tutorial that I have seen until the moment !!!
This channel deserve 100x the subs. You'll get there
Never thought AP Physics would make this easier. Glad I took the class seriously
It is really impressive how you cover this complex topics in a such a short time, altho as a begginer i feel overwhelmed since its alot of new information. ill save it for later once i got a higher knowledge. Thanks.
This sure is very condensed. Seeing this all for the first time must feel like reading a dictionary. Take your time, don't hesitate to try stuff yourself between each chapter, and don't hesitate to come back to this video from time to time. It will become clearer with each sitting
Wow man. This is one of the most polished presentations I’ve ever seen on the subject… REALLY well done! Thanks for all your hard work on this.