BIG UP FOR THESE - it's all stuff I kinda know or should know but forgot or don't utilise fully haha...great tutorials, well explained and good examples despite them being short videos
Give thanks! Some really inspiring ideas indeed. It's also nice to see that some seemingly far fetched ideas can really be put into practice. Make a joyful noise!
i have no sleep yet and it is 9:30 AM here, insted i watched all your video, really inspiring... i was having this ideas before but i was not too confident in putting them in practice, so thank you for encouraging me to do it :-) cheers
These tips are truly inspiring... my question is about how are the tracks brought out to the mixer? Are they bussed out thru your audio interface and then back?
Useful set of videos. Thanks for sharing. Creative and thinking outside the box. ive been layering up VSTs like Metaphysical function through effects for some wierd ambient effects. I'll certainly be adding elements of this to my workflow. Just picked up a Memory Man with Hazarai, and been messing about with routing it back into itself. Was GIVEN a 24:8 soundcraft spirit studio, but not set it up yet. Gonna need to invest in many patch cables 😉
thankyou for these tips, after years of just mucking around with daws, i discovered how to do certain things with reverb and delay, but you clarified some things i was already doing to a certain extent and added that extra bit i was missing, thankyou. particulary the feedback to its self tip, i had previously just used feedback to max on delay and volume adjustments adding rev or effect. just using ableton live and reason 11 lite now as i had all but given up making music (its all terrible daw stuff but i play to that) but a new dac and headphones lit a spark that got me wanting to "hear" music not just listen.(finally upgraded my xonar essence stx) .. and im enjoying making music again.... dont look at my channel ;P
so you took all of the recordings, mixed em and bounced them down into a single file with reverb tail included, then loaded just that one file into the same exs instrument as the chord sample?
Yes, this particular synth sound has a minor chord integrated which is why it sounded like chords. Without the synth's chord effect, the noise would play at different pitches if a chord was played. Hope that makes sense Doppler!
yeah got it. so basically its a sampled synth chord with the noise being triggered in exs24 simultaneously... or at least that's one way of doing it. big ups for the tutorials, this is a really nice trick
Still teaching after all those years.... Brilliant tips, much respect, and gratitude
When you added the noise layer to the synth, wow. Just goes from cheesy synth preset to astral travel
Thanks for the comments and feedback guys!
great series - thank you.
Just smashed through all 10 tips. That was dope 💯✊🏾😎❤️💛💚
Thank you for all these tips, they’re are all really inspiring and I’m excited to use them. Much appreciated!
Probably the best little mini tutorial I've found on TH-cam re: dub mixing. Simple and concise and really, really useful.
Thanks so much, it's a pleasure! Big ups
BIG UP FOR THESE - it's all stuff I kinda know or should know but forgot or don't utilise fully haha...great tutorials, well explained and good examples despite them being short videos
It's a pleasure and thanks for the feedback
pure dubspiration
Big ups!
teachings in dub! these vids are real relics, blessings
Big up Marc, thanks for the vibes
quality bit of knowledge, thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Excellent series of tips - thank you VERY much for sharing!
Do 11-20! :D
Give thanks! Some really inspiring ideas indeed. It's also nice to see that some seemingly far fetched ideas can really be put into practice. Make a joyful noise!
Awesome , thanks for this.
thank you , thank you thank you ! these videos are so inspiring,
So glad you enjoyed and thanks for the feedback
i have no sleep yet and it is 9:30 AM here, insted i watched all your video, really inspiring... i was having this ideas before but i was not too confident in putting them in practice, so thank you for encouraging me to do it :-) cheers
Big ups! hope you caught up on the sleep!
excellent tips ! especially for those looking to add that analog warmth to their productions. keep em coming !
wish i discovered this sooner. really inspiring
Thanks Lucky! Glad you enjoyed the series :)
Thanks for making this series, awesome content :-)
Proper Burial
Great videos.. really enjoyed the insight..
These tips are truly inspiring... my question is about how are the tracks brought out to the mixer? Are they bussed out thru your audio interface and then back?
WICKED tip. Looking forward to trying this out. Please make more of these!
Thanks for making these videos! I've been looking for something like that for quite a while.
Fantastic tip, excellent delivery.
Useful set of videos. Thanks for sharing. Creative and thinking outside the box. ive been layering up VSTs like Metaphysical function through effects for some wierd ambient effects. I'll certainly be adding elements of this to my workflow.
Just picked up a Memory Man with Hazarai, and been messing about with routing it back into itself. Was GIVEN a 24:8 soundcraft spirit studio, but not set it up yet. Gonna need to invest in many patch cables 😉
Thanks a lot for this series!
Excellent stuff
Thanks, really enjoyed these!
Hello, Just watched all of them. Thanks good inspiration man :)
great tips really appreciated thx
Do you just add the noise as a layer on top or combine it with the synth? If so, how is this done? Thanks!
thankyou for these tips, after years of just mucking around with daws, i discovered how to do certain things with reverb and delay, but you clarified some things i was already doing to a certain extent and added that extra bit i was missing, thankyou.
particulary the feedback to its self tip, i had previously just used feedback to max on delay and volume adjustments adding rev or effect.
just using ableton live and reason 11 lite now as i had all but given up making music (its all terrible daw stuff but i play to that) but a new dac and headphones lit a spark that got me wanting to "hear" music not just listen.(finally upgraded my xonar essence stx) .. and im enjoying making music again.... dont look at my channel ;P
That is brilliant man, keep it flowing and don't worry if you hit setbacks. Thanks for feeding back
thanks man :)
the tricks you are a teacher but we want more, peace amot and blessings
thanks so much!!
Thanksa lot !!
Very inspiring! Thank you for your work - big up! What pad-sound are you using at 04:34?
so you took all of the recordings, mixed em and bounced them down into a single file with reverb tail included, then loaded just that one file into the same exs instrument as the chord sample?
exactly :)
please what's the name of your pedal guitare to manage the long sustain ?
Strymon El Capitan
These videos are soo g0Ld!
Big up Mr Grimm
how do u double it up? is only one note of noise being triggered along with the chord?
Yes, this particular synth sound has a minor chord integrated which is why it sounded like chords. Without the synth's chord effect, the noise would play at different pitches if a chord was played. Hope that makes sense Doppler!
yeah got it. so basically its a sampled synth chord with the noise being triggered in exs24 simultaneously... or at least that's one way of doing it. big ups for the tutorials, this is a really nice trick
top tip, cat biscuits.
This!