I'm glad you dig it! Feel free to check my full start to finish courses on Letsynthesize Academy, including a Noisia style Neuro dnb masterclass! ;) letsynthesize.teachable.com/courses
@@Letsynthesize i will definitely buy a few courses... Just for a fact you're sharing videos like these for free. I feel like I can do pretty much everything I want at this point but i just need course aimed specifically for Neuro/dubstep to fully unleash my creativity! Thank you for your content... Maybe I'll be able to tell you something you don't know one day 😂
I just found out about your channel today and i absolutely love it! i can't descibe with words how good you explain and teach so i bought your couse to step up my level
Is there any chance you would do another coarse on neuro but more like this style? I preffer the faster kind of stabby neuro if you know what i mean i would buy something like that in a heartbeat im good at creating basses but i suck in intros and those fast feeling drums
Great video btw but i dont understand why you shouldnt put a sub on high pitched basses? i thought its needed cause there are no sub frequencies in there and it will sound empty without a sub
Can i get a Hello no, not always! A synth sound does not need a sub, only bass sounds need sub. You need to make an interesting arrangement and if the sub is always there, when does the song breath? You must let it breath! No need to put sub everywhere
This is wrong advice IMO. Listen to your favorite songs. they have sub in many places with a synth sound like in his example. You need to think of your D’n’B song like a band and figure out where everything sits/has its place. I’m not saying it’s necessarily always has to be with that that synth in his example BUT if the groove would benefit from well produced low end punch with that synth sound you sure as hell better find out how to get them to punch together. Again listen to your favorite neuro and you’ll hear the sub there. Buy a sub if you don’t have one. Otherwise you won’t experience enough tracks of how producers use the sub in their mix.
When you say sampled Neuro sub bass, do you mean just another copy of the orginal bass but then low passed and such or do you use a feature in albleton which I don't have In logic x . I'm currently working on a track where I've made 2 separated basses, a low solo one with a higher one built around it and it still lacks decent sub regardless of EQ ect. So I'm intrigued to try out this trick but I'm just not sure what you mean by using a sampled sub. Over creating a new one in serum or phase plant. Advice appreciated. Cheers soundcloud.com/thefi5thdnb/new-tech-v2/s-LmBAmxAl7nv?ref=clipboard
@@Letsynthesize Thanks this helps, but how does it make the sub and bass sit better together? You increase the pitch 0 - +24 over the course of the same time in both samples? Sorry I'm not understanding so easily how this makes the bass better
Hey man, would you mind covering "Space Laces - DAW" whenever you have the chance? its a pretty cool bleep bloop sound and I have no idea how its made xD
Dude being a producer myself. I produce only dnb. If these are your own sounds you could really get somewhere wit creating neuro, good job man
Scott Godin they’re are all my own bro :) Thank you!
Damn I've been searching for this for weeks! This is exactly what I've been looking for!!!! Thank you so much ❤
I'm glad you dig it!
Feel free to check my full start to finish courses on Letsynthesize Academy, including a Noisia style Neuro dnb masterclass! ;)
letsynthesize.teachable.com/courses
@@Letsynthesize i will definitely buy a few courses... Just for a fact you're sharing videos like these for free. I feel like I can do pretty much everything I want at this point but i just need course aimed specifically for Neuro/dubstep to fully unleash my creativity! Thank you for your content... Maybe I'll be able to tell you something you don't know one day 😂
@@delfean2666 Oh there are a lot of things I don’t know ! :)
Thank you for your interest in my courses! I hope they will benefit you greatly!
I've learned a lot from these videos... mainly that you must first look like you could be a member of Noisia to produce neuro
Haha! Thank you bro! Check my noisia masterclass in my academy then as an extra point! :D
I just found out about your channel today and i absolutely love it! i can't descibe with words how good you explain and teach so i bought your couse to step up my level
Thank you for the testimony bro! ☺️
Exactly what I was looking for
fantastic !
absolutely fantastic !
Thank you bro! :) You well?
we’re good brother.. stay safe ! 🙏
Cheers for the upload : )
obvs.c Come next week too! :)
and there i was making a separate sub track for every tune
Yeh it’s not always the key for setting basses
Perfect! thank you man 🔥
My pleasure! I thank you for following me!
You're da man, Dan
Thank you! Yes, I am obvioulsy a man! :)
Last song? Good tips:)
Is there any chance you would do another coarse on neuro but more like this style? I preffer the faster kind of stabby neuro if you know what i mean i would buy something like that in a heartbeat im good at creating basses but i suck in intros and those fast feeling drums
Would make one with love! :)
@@Letsynthesize awsome :D cant wait
Is this a viable technique for dubstep songs as well? Sounds like something Marauda does for his sub considering it glues so well with his basses
I’d say yes! Some of these tearout songs has more distorted than warm subs but overall these styles overlap each other
I'm curious about when add sub, must need to cut main basses low end? if i low cut i feel lowend empty even if add sub.
Great video btw but i dont understand why you shouldnt put a sub on high pitched basses? i thought its needed cause there are no sub frequencies in there and it will sound empty without a sub
Can i get a Hello no, not always! A synth sound does not need a sub, only bass sounds need sub. You need to make an interesting arrangement and if the sub is always there, when does the song breath? You must let it breath! No need to put sub everywhere
@@Letsynthesize Oh ok yeah that makes sense never thought about it that way, thank u m8 👌🏼
This is wrong advice IMO. Listen to your favorite songs. they have sub in many places with a synth sound like in his example. You need to think of your D’n’B song like a band and figure out where everything sits/has its place. I’m not saying it’s necessarily always has to be with that that synth in his example BUT if the groove would benefit from well produced low end punch with that synth sound you sure as hell better find out how to get them to punch together. Again listen to your favorite neuro and you’ll hear the sub there. Buy a sub if you don’t have one. Otherwise you won’t experience enough tracks of how producers use the sub in their mix.
When you say sampled Neuro sub bass, do you mean just another copy of the orginal bass but then low passed and such or do you use a feature in albleton which I don't have In logic x . I'm currently working on a track where I've made 2 separated basses, a low solo one with a higher one built around it and it still lacks decent sub regardless of EQ ect. So I'm intrigued to try out this trick but I'm just not sure what you mean by using a sampled sub. Over creating a new one in serum or phase plant. Advice appreciated. Cheers
soundcloud.com/thefi5thdnb/new-tech-v2/s-LmBAmxAl7nv?ref=clipboard
Just take a long sustaining sample from a sample pack that has very nice warm sub and use that low passed instead of a sine.
@@Letsynthesize where do you control the pitch bend of samples in an audio or midi track that isn't using sampler? That part went too fast :p
@@SkorpionDnB i.imgur.com/cD7GKXx.png
Also choose Complex or Complex Pro warping mode because in Beat mode you won't hear the effect.
@@Letsynthesize Thanks this helps, but how does it make the sub and bass sit better together? You increase the pitch 0 - +24 over the course of the same time in both samples? Sorry I'm not understanding so easily how this makes the bass better
Hey man, would you mind covering "Space Laces - DAW" whenever you have the chance? its a pretty cool bleep bloop sound and I have no idea how its made xD
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what is that song in the beginning??
letsynthesize.teachable.com/p/noisia-style-neuro-drum-and-bass-start-to-finish
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Why would you not want a sub when the bass is high? I'd like some low sub on a high note bass tbh
Of course it depends on taste but i experienced that its just ruins the picture if that sub plays all the time. Leave air for the listener!
i love your tutorials but the background music is always so distracting dude - think you could kill it like 50%?
RH3D Thank you for the feedback. Yeh, in my newer ones it is a lot quieter!
@@Letsynthesize hero
RH3D LOL :D
Pro? Ahahhaah
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