Audio's Advanced Music Production Tutorial Part1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2012
- An In-depth look at how the track 'Headroom' taken from the 'Soulmagnet' LP on Virus Recordings (Out on October 29th!) was constructed and produced, made by the man himself, Audio. This tutorial covers all of the processes, effects and programming involved in making a professional quality bass music track, from sounds, drums & bass to mixing the track. Hope you enjoy!
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This is easily one of the most informative videos i've seen when it comes to production. No fumbling about and direct to the point. Intelligent and generous people like you are what this world needs. Heads up!
This track still sounds fresh in 2020
I like how he says you're not going to be humming this tune down the road. I've had it stuck in my head for ages DUN dun dun dun dun dudu dun dun dun dun dun dududu!
Ozone doesn't like a clipped signal going into it so camel phat just brickwalls the signal to 0db before going into ozone and also thickens the top end slightly which takes the 'digital' edge off the mix. The the ozone maximizer is used to gain extra overall level, be careful to use his settings with dynamics not being completely lost by overuse.
You have no idea how much of a service this is to new producers. Most producers never want to divulge their methods, thank you Audio for pushing the entire community forward. :)
I can't believe how old this tutorial is already, I was just rocking out to Headroom and wanted to see the tutorial again, such a funky slammin track
I enjoy every producer, who let us see his workflow, much respect and gratitude!
the best thing about this tutorial is that it's not covering basics and goes straight into the more advanced stuff. So much sick info!
Yep the basics are the VERY easy part... But learning all the nasty small and large tricks is the very hard part...
so true
I've been listening to DNB for 20 years and I've never ever heard production quality like yours....ever! And to share your techniques with us is just more armor to solidify your greatness. Tony from Hospital says it repeatedly that your are underrated and I couldn't agree more. This video should have 1,000,000 views not 50,000. Everything to the fact...no this/that/other bull....just get-it-done tips and technique. Now off to the studio while the inspiration and enthusiasm tanks are to the rim!! And the ENTIRE Soulmagnet LP is amazing....every track just pure production excellence and madness!!! Thank you Audio.
you are probably missing NOISIA
Oh yes I'm a huge fan of them as well.
Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Great to see Studio One gaining ground.
Just watched this and really nice of you to go that depth into it. Hats off to Audio and Virus Recordings. A lot of producers have things preset when they do tutorials, so very nice of you to actually show a step by step building of a track... Thank you. :)
Hello Audio & Thanks for your performance at Star Warz this weekend.
I briefly met you at the entrance wishing you a good show, and man what a set it was. You've put Ghent on fire. Mad props for that. Continuing that reasoning I stumbled upon your Production Tutorial Video.
What I enjoy about this explanation is that you're not dumbing down your audience. The things we should know when producing music you're not stepping into detail. Instead, you show us in detail how you personally do things.
I guess that's why we watch production videos anyways.
About your setup, interesting that you use CamelPhat to Level things out. I usually use it to transform the sound, but it apparantly can be used for just the opposite. Also the sidenote that if you can be creative with over-used plug-ins such, you should is a true statement. What I've also noticed is that production-wise you like to keep things simple. Which makes perfect sense.
I realised this is a pretty lengthy post, but i just wanted to express my gratitude.
Thanks!
soundcloud.com/ideonmusic
mixcloud.com/ideonmusic
This guy is the man, not only is his tune for this tutorial top badness but his explanations keep me fully attent.
This IS real inspiration! The best dnb tutorial EVER! Thank you AUDIO! and the Virus crew for uploading!
Thanks so much for this, always loved Virus happy 20 years
awesome tutorial which includes the philosophy behind the track writing process.
mate, best tutorial on dnb production i've ever seen. can't wait to see you in melbourne later this year dude.
PS - looking forward to seeing how a bass-line that is made of discrete sub and bass/mid layers goes together. I struggle to nail them...
thanks so much mate! good stuff.
Good to see some one putting back in. nicely broken down and easy for people to understand the concept. feedback +
soulmagnet pre-ordered :)
Wicked tutorial man, nice one bro this is just what i was looking for.
Huge big up to you guys
Probably the best tutorial I've seen!
sick tune, sick tutorial!
Awesome! It's nice that you'd be so transparent as to release a tutorial. Thanks!
Awesome video! I would LOVE to see more of these!!!!!!!
Great video, excellent insight and some amazing tips. Thanks for taking the time to do this!!! Serious BIG UPS!!!
big respect....in da game since 88, dnb since 92, and you guys kill it for me each n every...big upz yaself.
Can't believe I just found this! Was looking for a tutorial from audio months ago but try searching for "audio" tutorial! Love ur shit man, best stuff around
Massive respect for this insight. Smashed it!!
Heavy tutorial, Has helped me out loads! Definitely one of my favourite tracks also, Big up!
I can't be the only one that thought of Mighty Boosh when he said "this break's got the funk"
This is very good. Very generous with the info. Bigup!
This was freaking awesome! Thanks!!
best tutorial ever! Audio - legend!! Virus recs super!
biggup to AUDIO my all time favourite producer, great tutorial,keep up the good work ,nuff respect!!!!!!!!
Really sick tutorial this! Gave me alot more to think about around the overall quality of the tracks I'm producing as I'm not a great producer yet, I agree with pat there though he doesn't fully show you the ins and outs of every little detail but much respect for throwing this tutorial up, to be honest I'd rather use the tips around my own tracks than try make a duplicate
Best dnb tutorial I've seen. Big up!
Ahhh fair. I asked the question in the first place because you see artists now with about 100+ layers. It confused me and also knocked my confidence as I thought I was never layering enough!
Thanks for the response! :3
thought i was crazy to work with a limiter :D!! damn nice to find this tutorial! thanks for this and still hoping for more!!!!
Still waiting for part 2 :(
Audio us my favourite tech producer soul magnet Is hard... Big ups for this x
Fantastic tutorial.
fantastic video, thanks!!
The Man & Machine sample is from the film '9' released in 2009 by Tim Burton. If anyones intrested in hearing it the sample appears about 12mins 50sec in to the film :)
Not seen that, was wondering myself. Thanks. Good old Ed Rush, eh? :)
thanks Virus & Audio
soulmagnet the album was a absolute masterpiece up there with shot down on safari and wormhole for me.
Keep in mind these are the legendz make sure you
Very inspiring!!!!!
presonous studio one! :)
Awesome vid! Thank You.
wicked tutorial. thanks! have bought Satson :)
i have read an interview with Audio recently and he said that there is not going to be part 2 of this particular tut ...But there going to by another tuturial by Audio about making drums going (choping a break,fx on snare etc). interview is on dnbdose in case you want to check it out :)
Big up audio ! Studio one is .. well it's the one . Some nice tips rahspect
Dope video!
Awesome video man
Thanks so much for this mate
Great tutorial
i gotta love the fact that you use studio one. i was lookin to take a lesson at pointblank to improve my production skills but there only are lessons for logic.
thank you for doing this production tutorial, i hope there are more to come.
did you ever think about doing commercial training? i´d take some personal lessons for money any day (even though i´m a student and don´t have a lot of it, i´d REALLY love to do that).
please think about it :)
i´m getting stuck in my productions nonstop.
Awesome Tut
Stiiiiiiiiiill waiting for part 2 :( :(
K100 This is the whole thing. It's kind of mislabelled... the "part" headers are displayed on screen throughout
great one! Audio is the don! learned a lot! thx maybe some more explanation about the freq of the single parts would ad some bit more of awesomeness!
pleading on hands and knees for part 2 to be a dissection of genesis device PLEASE !!!! :D:D
Very helpful, thanks for sharing
Studio One is amazing. I'm surprised more people haven't switched over yet.
That sample Man and Machine that he is talking about in the build up comes from the film called '9'
Make some noise for TEAM ASSIGN 2011!!!!
+Ник Богорош And ViP Team and Team AiR lol..... People just don't seem to care...
Companies going bankrupt because people don't buy the products :D People should make music you can afford to make and buy better stuff to make it with.
That is a nice point of view actually.
Fantastic tute
Brilliant..
dope vid
Great vid. Part 1 implies there will be a part 2. When can we expect that?
Oh man! Noisia just played this track live!
'bweak'
great tutorial!
Great video, really interesting. Have you done any more of these? You give the impression with some of your comments that you've made other vids? Do you have links to them please?
i do ma production wif ableton but i use quite the same things but my tunes arent that phat
...............u be a mastermind
deffo time for part 2...benn over a year now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Are there going to be anymore of these vids? This one was awesome
Studio One for the win !!!!!!
nice stuff
thx , Need part 2 now :D
i always thought Audio was brilliant in music production. this video proves it and it ads more.
great tutorial is there going to be a part 2?
great run through!!! 2 questions though. where is your sub in all of this? is it just coming from the massive bass patch? and also, you don't have any eq on the master? or do you bounce it out to master elsewhere afterwards?
Major surgery on the drums, glue it back together with a chaotic build up to drive the kids crazy. Great video top marks. Lots of great advice in hear.
GOLD
wow. thanks for this insight maaaan serious im happy now =)
Thanx a lot !!
And then i thought i couldnt love Audio more...
Please more videos like this on studio one Please!!!
Mastah!!!
Hey man, unless I missed it, the vid didn't go into what frequency the bass was at. Amazing vid though and really helpful. thanks for sharing
lol at the cracked bit of reverb software 'registered to ViP' at 25 odd mins in!
because its all about what you can do with your preferred audio workstation, some producers who use fruity loops can make better tracks than people who use logic for example. It just depends on how you like to work and what you can do with your workstation of choice
Thanks for this video - I looked for Satson Channel - didn't have any luck. I use a Mac with Audio Unit. Any suggestions ?
Hello! I have a quick question. I was wondering, would you say it matters how many layers you use? I'm always a little worried that I'm not using enough in my production.
Thanks for reading and shearing the brilliant tips! I'll be sure to sure them in the future. (:
great video tnx :)
presonus studio one, open your eyes
Some good tips...;)
I bus out my synth and split it in two, hi cut and low cut, then you can singularly adjust and push the frequency's you need
this is so fucking sick!
lol.. reversed penguin mating call... sounds good!!!
Are those Ozone 5 settings he has on the Master bus final mastering settings? Or would he export the track to be mastered, just a lot quieter?
It doesn't matter if its a penguin mating call that is distorted and reversed, if it adds to the song use it.