legendo! Tvoja prica i ideje su nesto fantasticno, ali mnogo si mi pomogao da razumem dizajn zvuka iz drugacije perspektive, hvala ti na tome. Nastavi s radom, kidas, prenosis mladim producentima ono sto je najvaznije, prvenstveno da razumeju kako dizajn funkcionise jer produkcije nije samo znati sta rade efekti (EQ, distorzija, limiter, commpresor, reverb, itd...) s zvukom vec i ideja kako ih koristiri. Jos jedno svaka cast! i hvala. Mnogo je jak osecaj kad znas da ti projekat grmi, kad znas da se cuje u rangu s Astrixom, sto se mene tice tvoji video snimci omogucavaju takvo saznanje, jer znas sta pricas. A savet za sve mlade pocetnike, potrebne su godine iskustva da dobijete dobar zvuk. samo nemojte nikako da odustajete, sve se da postici samo uz naporan rad!
Its always a pleasure to Listen to you. I can realy feel the fire inside of you , when you talk about music. This is so inspiring , i could Listen for Days to you. Thanks a lot for all of your amazing tutorials🙌😇
The best way is to dedicate a week or a whole month for custom synthesis, and later focus of producing music, that way you can have your own unique sound and music combined. That's what I'm doing
Your energy is amazing, can't believe I haven't stumbled on your channel earlier! Getting a boat load of information out of all of this and can only say BIG thanks!
Thanks a lot for your thoughts and help! I must say that I agreed with all of your points of view in the different topics you have! And u explain It well! At least for me,.. stay cool! 👍🏻
It keeps impressing me how you share all the best info you got and really do your best to help others create. Really thank you does not cover what I want to say. Incredible gratitude man! Keep it up!
wowza, im so grateful to have watch this video and other videos of yours in the early stages of learning to produce music.. i to did think up until today that i only wanted to make full tracks off my own sounds.. but you have really opened a whole new door in writing music for me!! super grateful, best youtube music production videos iv watched yet, everything is explained very well!! thankyou legend!!!! appreciation station 101.. River - australia !!!
Thx for the vid mate (and the ones before them of course too), you realy helped me to break some barriers, that were in my usuall workflow for many years and showed me, how i can be more precise and efficient, when i'm hitting up the studios nowadays! :))) what i (personally) would find really helpfull in an upcomming video (which would also perfectly add to this topic) of yours, maybe show us a little guide, to where you start on searching for new inspirations and ideas. You've mentionened in the end of this video, that when you want to create a synthis, that you allready know, or got a general idea of how you want it to sound, how you need to set all the parameters correctly. Alltough i could imagine that from time to time (at least thats in my case so), you're feeling the urge to bring in something completly different, to experiement with different instruments and records and so on. I Guess what i wanted to say with this is, it would be really cool and refreshing to see/hear your way on going at the more experimental phases in sound production. :D wish you all the best for the future, lots of health and success! 💚
for this topic, I would recommend this video: th-cam.com/video/PuCQCW9Gw-0/w-d-xo.html Basically, when you want to learn new things, I think the best would be to choose some of the tracks that are different from what you usually do. This way, by recreating you can learn a lot of things, especially when it comes to breaking out the barriers we all made in our heads. (few examples: intro needs to be this long, leads needs to have this or that, everything needs to be on the grid...) While we learn and get skills, and we repeat some of the things every day and we make an automated pattern while we create. Breaking those barriers is something that will show us what are those barriers and this is when we go forward. By recreating we can get at least a bit of the creative feeling from what we are recreating. This is something that is my personal experience and I know this works for me.
Man I love what u sayin.I already follow a similar working flow i like split the phases of production process, but i never thought about have a several set of sample already combine to eachothers. Couse that make is very easy to skip
@10:47 and forward, You are on point here. I've taken classes from many different producers and if it's one thing they cannot teach you is the work and time you need to put in. If you are not ready to put the time and effort in it then one should maybe consider to do something else.
Great Tips. Thanks a lot. I always struggle with just doing sound design but very rarely generating creative output. And I almost force myself sometimes to be creative but that - big surprise - doesn't work. It's a great advice to just ignore it an not to feel urged to be creative. I will see this time as preparation time now. :)
Thanks I much prefer more overall concept and idea tutorials these days as my technical knowledge is now great, but I feel I've lost a bit of my creative part because I get bogged in technicalities. GREAT VIDEO!
Hey Marko, another great video, one of my favourites in fact and would love to see these kind of topics about the philosophy/mental aspects, rather than technical stuff. I have an inquiry which might be a bit of a narrow question for you to do a video about, but I would love to hear your thoughts on how the Virus Ti2 compares to modern soft synths, in terms of the fun/enjoyment aspect of programming your own sounds versus useability. Do you use the Virus much in your music still?
Virus Ti is amazing, not for everything but all those psychedelic sequences is the best, if you listen to Ajja music, you can hear 80% of sounds were made from Virus!
Hi E-Clip. Very good channel with interesting content!! Tell me please, when you opened a folder to search for Vengeance samples I noticed you have, what seams to me, an audio file reader installed in windows folder. How did you do that??? Greatings from France!
nice one.........each track i start i start from scratch and sometimes i take two, three of five months to finish one and it'll still sound nothing like i really want it to sound....it's definitely a failing of mine BUT it's just a hobby for me so part of me doesn't mind working for days on a single sound...
That was the idea of this video. More time you spend working on music makes you better and better and better... all the way untill you get ti where you wanted!
Hi could you please do a tutorial about sidechaining in psytrance, because it doesn't sound like there's a lot of sidechaining, and watching your studio sessions you don't seem to sidechain to the kick very much
i use LFO Tool for sidechaining, see some of the bassline videos I did and I'm sure you will find sidechaining (with LFO Tool) on every bass channel I ever created
I've been wondering, what is this channel 1 monitoring channel that you always have under your group bus channels, and how do you get it? I'm using CuBase 11 Pro, if that helps at all. I love your videos a lot because you are a CuBase user on top of being incredibly talented.
Hi-hats for kick is really gard part, as it’s not about the hi-hat, its more aboht how you process the kick after you glue hi-hat to the kick. I spoke a lot about it in Psychedelic Tips vol.2 I was searching for the hi-hats and tried to understand the process more than 8 months. I must say that this topic was the most difficult to figure out.
Is your Studio at Home? I have a room wich is 10min away with car. But with 100% Job and little kids i have not much time and in most case my freetime is after 8-9 pm. it‘s kill every time the flow when i first need to drive 10min for only 1-2 hours.... And at Home, i have also a little room which i can use for the moment but the block is acoustically so transparent that I could only work with headphones at least in the evening. Thx for you Videos and effort🤗
It is really hard to keep kalm and open for those moments. To get in that moment we need to sort our personal lifes as well, and we all know how hard is that. But this is what makes some artist a special, as it’s not easy at all :) All the best!
Groove is all about the feeling. And feeling you develope by a lot of work and listening. Also trying different dynamics on the bass (different sidechains) ... Pecutions groove is also a lot about dynamic of the shots.
I see...used cubase from the beginning but used NI last 12 years or so. Start using cubase 11 for about 3 months now...best daw ever...how could I forget..🤪
legendo! Tvoja prica i ideje su nesto fantasticno, ali mnogo si mi pomogao da razumem dizajn zvuka iz drugacije perspektive, hvala ti na tome. Nastavi s radom, kidas, prenosis mladim producentima ono sto je najvaznije, prvenstveno da razumeju kako dizajn funkcionise jer produkcije nije samo znati sta rade efekti (EQ, distorzija, limiter, commpresor, reverb, itd...) s zvukom vec i ideja kako ih koristiri. Jos jedno svaka cast! i hvala. Mnogo je jak osecaj kad znas da ti projekat grmi, kad znas da se cuje u rangu s Astrixom, sto se mene tice tvoji video snimci omogucavaju takvo saznanje, jer znas sta pricas. A savet za sve mlade pocetnike, potrebne su godine iskustva da dobijete dobar zvuk. samo nemojte nikako da odustajete, sve se da postici samo uz naporan rad!
Im just saw the best production video of whet i need it in this moment!!!!!!! But all your videos WOW TNKS SO MUCH MEN!!!!!!! Mil Gracias!!!
Its always a pleasure to Listen to you. I can realy feel the fire inside of you , when you talk about music. This is so inspiring , i could Listen for Days to you.
Thanks a lot for all of your amazing tutorials🙌😇
The best way is to dedicate a week or a whole month for custom synthesis, and later focus of producing music, that way you can have your own unique sound and music combined. That's what I'm doing
very very good video!! thank you so much❤️❤️
Your energy is amazing, can't believe I haven't stumbled on your channel earlier! Getting a boat load of information out of all of this and can only say BIG thanks!
Thanks a lot for your thoughts and help! I must say that I agreed with all of your points of view in the different topics you have! And u explain It well! At least for me,..
stay cool! 👍🏻
Great tutorial! Have seen all of your videos, great quality content, please keep them coming!
It keeps impressing me how you share all the best info you got and really do your best to help others create. Really thank you does not cover what I want to say. Incredible gratitude man! Keep it up!
Thanks so much.
One of the best videos up to now, can't wait for the next one 🔥
wowza, im so grateful to have watch this video and other videos of yours in the early stages of learning to produce music.. i to did think up until today that i only wanted to make full tracks off my own sounds.. but you have really opened a whole new door in writing music for me!! super grateful, best youtube music production videos iv watched yet, everything is explained very well!! thankyou legend!!!! appreciation station 101.. River - australia !!!
Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us. This video definitely inspired me!
This was really inspiring much love from italy ❤️❤️
Im going through the same creative blocks, this helps alot, thank you.
same :)
Really great and super useful tips! Big thank you and much love from another Italian!
Thank you Marko! Appreciate your energy! Excellent tips and tricks
Love your input on creative workflow mate. You make seriously valuable tutorials man. Very inspiring and helpful dude.
Thank u Marko! gold tips like always!!
Yes, just a moment fulll of impulse and creativity, without processus. thx a lot for your vids
Great way to put some perspective into us .. keep please sharing how to better our one shots .. sampled and synth base ..thanks 😊
Love your ideas and experience.. keep up the good work.. love from sweden.
you are the best. thanks a lot. i hope see you in own spirit festival. all the fest for you and your people
Thanks for the tips! 😁 Very helpful
Great video brother! Thank you so much for this topic in particular. Very Inspiring! Much love from Australia!!
Thank you sir, this is great stuff!
Hello bro, very good the video thanks for always posting great content .
Super tips! i love your videos !
this is the most important tutorial (at least for me)
thank you so much !
Thx for the vid mate (and the ones before them of course too), you realy helped me to break some barriers, that were in my usuall workflow for many years and showed me, how i can be more precise and efficient, when i'm hitting up the studios nowadays! :))) what i (personally) would find really helpfull in an upcomming video (which would also perfectly add to this topic) of yours, maybe show us a little guide, to where you start on searching for new inspirations and ideas. You've mentionened in the end of this video, that when you want to create a synthis, that you allready know, or got a general idea of how you want it to sound, how you need to set all the parameters correctly. Alltough i could imagine that from time to time (at least thats in my case so), you're feeling the urge to bring in something completly different, to experiement with different instruments and records and so on. I Guess what i wanted to say with this is, it would be really cool and refreshing to see/hear your way on going at the more experimental phases in sound production. :D wish you all the best for the future, lots of health and success! 💚
for this topic, I would recommend this video: th-cam.com/video/PuCQCW9Gw-0/w-d-xo.html
Basically, when you want to learn new things, I think the best would be to choose some of the tracks that are different from what you usually do. This way, by recreating you can learn a lot of things, especially when it comes to breaking out the barriers we all made in our heads. (few examples: intro needs to be this long, leads needs to have this or that, everything needs to be on the grid...) While we learn and get skills, and we repeat some of the things every day and we make an automated pattern while we create. Breaking those barriers is something that will show us what are those barriers and this is when we go forward.
By recreating we can get at least a bit of the creative feeling from what we are recreating. This is something that is my personal experience and I know this works for me.
Thank you man. You are so humble and lovely too. 🙏
Great ideas! Thank you E-Clip!
Hey brother! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
Love this video, ty a lot greetings from Peru
Completely agree with everything! ❤❤❤
Man I love what u sayin.I already follow a similar working flow i like split the phases of production process, but i never thought about have a several set of sample already combine to eachothers. Couse that make is very easy to skip
To skip the first technical part at the very start and go straight away to the creativity part. That is a game changer!!
@10:47 and forward, You are on point here. I've taken classes from many different producers and if it's one thing they cannot teach you is the work and time you need to put in. If you are not ready to put the time and effort in it then one should maybe consider to do something else.
Great Tips. Thanks a lot. I always struggle with just doing sound design but very rarely generating creative output. And I almost force myself sometimes to be creative but that - big surprise - doesn't work. It's a great advice to just ignore it an not to feel urged to be creative. I will see this time as preparation time now. :)
If you feel the urge, theres a big possibility that frustration and negative emotions can fly in. When moments come - use it!
wow thanks a lot. really valuable to hear from a pro
you are just amazing Mr E-Clip:)
Great episode, great advices!
Thanks I much prefer more overall concept and idea tutorials these days as my technical knowledge is now great, but I feel I've lost a bit of my creative part because I get bogged in technicalities. GREAT VIDEO!
Indeed, i feel the same. Developing those technical skills is a great treath for creativity!
Right Word's!❤
Awesome tips, help me a lot. Thank you
Thank you very much!
You spoke out my thoughts
Gold!
Amazing. Thank you for this video :D
Hey Marko, another great video, one of my favourites in fact and would love to see these kind of topics about the philosophy/mental aspects, rather than technical stuff. I have an inquiry which might be a bit of a narrow question for you to do a video about, but I would love to hear your thoughts on how the Virus Ti2 compares to modern soft synths, in terms of the fun/enjoyment aspect of programming your own sounds versus useability. Do you use the Virus much in your music still?
Virus Ti is amazing, not for everything but all those psychedelic sequences is the best, if you listen to Ajja music, you can hear 80% of sounds were made from Virus!
Thnx for the tip ☯️❤
So true, Marco, TY
Good 2 see, bro
Thank you sir!
Hi E-Clip. Very good channel with interesting content!! Tell me please, when you opened a folder to search for Vengeance samples I noticed you have, what seams to me, an audio file reader installed in windows folder. How did you do that???
Greatings from France!
That is when you open pool in Cubase, ctrl+p and than insert button, it is cubase option.
thanks your awesome!!!!
thank you man , big love
thank you so much!!
nice one.........each track i start i start from scratch and sometimes i take two, three of five months to finish one and it'll still sound nothing like i really want it to sound....it's definitely a failing of mine BUT it's just a hobby for me so part of me doesn't mind working for days on a single sound...
That was the idea of this video. More time you spend working on music makes you better and better and better... all the way untill you get ti where you wanted!
@@EClipChannel i love u man . see u in 5 years hahah when i become a real dj produces
Hi could you please do a tutorial about sidechaining in psytrance, because it doesn't sound like there's a lot of sidechaining, and watching your studio sessions you don't seem to sidechain to the kick very much
i use LFO Tool for sidechaining, see some of the bassline videos I did and I'm sure you will find sidechaining (with LFO Tool) on every bass channel I ever created
@@EClipChannel oh yeah i know but i was more thinking about everything else you know the fx and melodies and all that is used to fill up the mix
Serbia style is Resonates in the core of the body
I want to hear your sound in front of me
I've been wondering, what is this channel 1 monitoring channel that you always have under your group bus channels, and how do you get it? I'm using CuBase 11 Pro, if that helps at all. I love your videos a lot because you are a CuBase user on top of being incredibly talented.
th-cam.com/video/rGNgWkIKrMU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=E-Clip
My problem making music it's that I can't get focus:(
U are a rlly teacher
Saludos desde colombia
Make your studio a comfortable environment to make music
@@bionikpulse thanks
E-Clip, have you got any recommendations on where to get high quality hi-hats/claves for kick layering?
Hi-hats for kick is really gard part, as it’s not about the hi-hat, its more aboht how you process the kick after you glue hi-hat to the kick. I spoke a lot about it in Psychedelic Tips vol.2
I was searching for the hi-hats and tried to understand the process more than 8 months. I must say that this topic was the most difficult to figure out.
Love from colombia
Very nice !!
You the Best Men
Kick go boom !
Thanks man!
which studio monitors do you use. They look awesome
Focal SM9
Not cheap...🥴
Is your Studio at Home?
I have a room wich is 10min away with car. But with 100% Job and little kids i have not much time and in most case my freetime is after 8-9 pm. it‘s kill every time the flow when i first need to drive 10min for only 1-2 hours....
And at Home, i have also a little room which i can use for the moment but the block is acoustically so transparent that I could only work with headphones at least in the evening.
Thx for you Videos and effort🤗
It is really hard to keep kalm and open for those moments. To get in that moment we need to sort our personal lifes as well, and we all know how hard is that. But this is what makes some artist a special, as it’s not easy at all :)
All the best!
could you make a video about improving groove? :)
Groove is all about the feeling. And feeling you develope by a lot of work and listening. Also trying different dynamics on the bass (different sidechains) ...
Pecutions groove is also a lot about dynamic of the shots.
quality content as always
awesome
What studio monitors are you using brother?
sm9
how did you make your cubase EQ look green?
It’s older version of Cubase
I see...used cubase from the beginning but used NI last 12 years or so. Start using cubase 11 for about 3 months now...best daw ever...how could I forget..🤪
@@marcovandermeij4521 well CB wasnt that good all the time, only after version 9.5 it become better than Ableton again.
Master ! how long does it take to make a track?
Sometimes a day, sometimes a year!
@@EClipChannel
true
Thank you so much !