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im new to music production and i have binge watched so many production videos and your channel is the only one that i still watch on the regular. You always have great content and present it in a great way.
I've always had a problem any kind of learning that is even remotely structured And, unfortunately, this includes music tutorials. While i have absorbed a lifetimes worth of useless general knowledge from random sources, i have never remembered what i set out to learn. That is, until now. Because there is just something about these Underdog TH-cam tutorials that i find to be exactly right for me and whatever my learning problems are. And in the months since finding this channel my techno has come on more than in the previous 30 years! Now, how about some Drum 'n' Bass lessons as well ? ;-)
I def can relate to this. Plus your project files on the patreon are the cherry on top: we can follow along your tutorial with the same project running. Game changer. Thks!
You're very good. Thank you for your free insight. You keep reminding me that modern music production is about stretching the technology in unique ways. Core production imagination trumps any plugins for distinctive sounds and satisfying listening.
I'm pretty new to producing and I have the Live Suite, but I had NO idea there's a thing such as resonators. They are crazy inspiring and I just started a new track. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, you're my favorite teacher on TH-cam. Keep up the good work, I just KNOW that this channel will be at 500k+ subs in a couple of years. Just thank you
So perfect for what i've been trying to figure out. I don't know if this is going to get me exactly what i want in some of my work, but with this technique, i'm by far a few giant steps closer. Thanks a lot, and subbed.
I was using Ableton for many years, but recently moved across to a combination of Reason and Fruity Loops. IMO, Fruity Loops just sounds WAY better. Plus free updates for life! But i guess you can either start in one DAW and then bounce stems across, or just sync as many DAWs as your computer can handle. I have come to think that Ableton is best at time stretching, but over-rated other wise. And maybe it's just like Facebook in that it's become the one that people use, just because it's the one that everyone else seems to use. I'm just saying, i think you already have the better DAW in many ways.
@@dondiegodelavega1695 I hate how you have to construct a song in FL. It feels completely the wrong way around somehow. But for coming up with great sounds and quick ideas, FL is king. I then bounce the stems over to Reason for everything else (including syncing my hardware). Over the years i have learned to hate almost everything about Live. But if it works for you then carry on! :-)
You guys are AMAZING! Really appreciate your delivery on all your videos, just straight to the point production techniques for those novice/hobby music makers out there like me. I keep coming back to your content for how to make my productions better. Thank you :)
Amazing mate. I wrote Psytrance for years and would have spent hours programming this note by note. Damn that's a great idea I would never have thought of. Thank you.
Hey man, I just wanna say you changed everything and re ignited a spark where i stop waiting for happy accidents and flipping presets and brought me back into the passion for sound design. the quality of everything has made massive improvements since i found this channel. and on top of that i hate watching tutorials and now i find myself often just watching urs from start to finish and get so inspired and dive into ableton. thank a lot homie I think I speak for everyone when i say your impact is greater then u can realize. :)
The resonator is actually not a bunch of resonant filters. Each resonator is just a simple delay line, where the delay time is tuned to the length of the period time of a pitch. The feedback value of the delay lines is determined by the decay parameter (each resonator decays for the same amount of time), color represents the frequency of a lowpass filter inside the delay line (called damping mostly). The difference between mode A and B is that in mode B the feedback of the resonators is negative (resulting in odd harmonics). The filter part is just prefiltering the signal before it gets into the resonators. Resonant filters would also make sense, but that's more like modal synthesis. An example of this can be found inside Live's Collision instruments (features more-or-less the same process as AAS's Objeq filter) - this is really a bunch of resonant filters (one lowpass, and a lot of bands). The spectral resonator uses FFT for processing, that's why it causes a decent delay time (the more harmonics you use, the more the delay).
Nice work! It reminds me the Mauricio's M tracks or the Basic Channel dub techno vinyls.... Really nice chanel Oscar, I learn (english too...) and enjoy a lot your tutorials.
Firstly, Oscar, huge thank you for all that you do. You have very quickly become one of my favourite people. Secondly, does anyone have any idea how I would replicate this concept on Logic?
I love so much yours explanation. I am learning so many things because I would like to join your classes quite soon. In other hands I like choices of topics you had developed. My kind clue: Side-Chaining (compression) or I missed.. Greetings!
Hey from Tampa FL! I was super excited to do this in Logic Pro, it works similarly with the stock Vocodor acting as a resonance filter. It felt like I had an actual breathing harmonic backdrop *chef’s kiss* thanks for the tip Oscar
This is similar to how I use vocoder, which has become one of my favorite things to do as i get melodies incorporated into random other sounds. But this method you showed actually looks like it has many more options and ways to adjust. I'm pretty hype to start experimenting with thism
Your channel is great for subtetly, which is something I think I need to work on. I'm good with music theory and composition, so I have all the "macro" elements pretty much on point. Structure, chords, melodies, so on. I always think weird subtle stuff like this is my missing sauce.
I'm fairly sure on Fruity, if you're doing this you can use Vocodex and just have the synth as the carrier - not sure it's the exact same thing, but that's what just occurred to me :)
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If we join your patreon, would you listen to our tracks and give us some ideas on how to improve?
Awesome--as always from Underdog!
12:41 what a purity!!! 😃😊
When this channel uploads, you already know it would be a new discovery in music production
😊
I've never produced a song in my life but I can watch your tutorials any day of the week
💙💙💙
I love the terminology man I learn so much every time you upload
🤗 I feel the same waaaaaay Alex!
29% improvement confirmed
Last track is fresh
Awesome! Thank you!
This channel never stops amazing me, as a sound design freak, these videos feel like heaven.
:) :) :)
You are the best!
Every time you upload a video I realize that I never stop learning, awesome!!!!
awesome love it, big fan of yours
That kick pattern is gold
Really cool! Thanks for sharing!
This is gonna sound great in some Chicago footwork
this is one of the coolest production videos i’ve ever seen, i’m so happy i found this channel
you have without a doubt the best production videos ive been loving them
very very interesting!!! thank you👌
Amazingly clear! Thanks again for sharing
Much much appreciated for sharing your great knowledge.
Very helpful for creating the body of something great. Thank you
There's no such thing as this channel in youtube, thank you Oscar for being consistent bringing us amazing almost never seen content
im new to music production and i have binge watched so many production videos and your channel is the only one that i still watch on the regular. You always have great content and present it in a great way.
I appreciate you 💚
I've always had a problem any kind of learning that is even remotely structured And, unfortunately, this includes music tutorials. While i have absorbed a lifetimes worth of useless general knowledge from random sources, i have never remembered what i set out to learn. That is, until now. Because there is just something about these Underdog TH-cam tutorials that i find to be exactly right for me and whatever my learning problems are. And in the months since finding this channel my techno has come on more than in the previous 30 years! Now, how about some Drum 'n' Bass lessons as well ? ;-)
Sick, so happy to hear this!
I def can relate to this. Plus your project files on the patreon are the cherry on top: we can follow along your tutorial with the same project running. Game changer. Thks!
This final tune is so beautiful, loving the channel. So much usable and implementable knowledge, a real step up for youtube tech channels 😎
Great to hear m8, it is indeed a sick channel for techno tutorials. For dnb, maybe check stranjah or dnb academy
@@OscarUnderdog DnB please!!
Amazing!!! Thanks a lot!!!
You're very good. Thank you for your free insight. You keep reminding me that modern music production is about stretching the technology in unique ways. Core production imagination trumps any plugins for distinctive sounds and satisfying listening.
I'm pretty new to producing and I have the Live Suite, but I had NO idea there's a thing such as resonators. They are crazy inspiring and I just started a new track. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, you're my favorite teacher on TH-cam. Keep up the good work, I just KNOW that this channel will be at 500k+ subs in a couple of years. Just thank you
😁💚
Amazing creativity! Thx
Always brilliant 👍👍👍
No YOU're brilliant
Yes, great way to start the week!
Happy Monday 😁
Wish I met u years ago I’d be in production heaven by now!
😇
Underworld reminder.
Moment I heard the chords I was taken back to Jubel by Klingade. Classic house track.
Amazing skills !!
So perfect for what i've been trying to figure out. I don't know if this is going to get me exactly what i want in some of my work, but with this technique, i'm by far a few giant steps closer. Thanks a lot, and subbed.
thanks men your techniques are incredible , thanks for sharing
Amazing trick , your sound is like Paul Kalkbrener , congratulation ! A great work !
Another great and usefull video 🔥
Learnt so much in such a short space of time by following your videos, thank you for taking the time to do them
Inspiring videos man. Well explained and I learn so much from them
Oeffff nice david lynch vibe going on there
I might change my DAW from FL to ableton just because your teaching skills is top notch my man
I was using Ableton for many years, but recently moved across to a combination of Reason and Fruity Loops. IMO, Fruity Loops just sounds WAY better. Plus free updates for life! But i guess you can either start in one DAW and then bounce stems across, or just sync as many DAWs as your computer can handle. I have come to think that Ableton is best at time stretching, but over-rated other wise. And maybe it's just like Facebook in that it's become the one that people use, just because it's the one that everyone else seems to use. I'm just saying, i think you already have the better DAW in many ways.
@@dondiegodelavega1695 I hate how you have to construct a song in FL. It feels completely the wrong way around somehow. But for coming up with great sounds and quick ideas, FL is king. I then bounce the stems over to Reason for everything else (including syncing my hardware). Over the years i have learned to hate almost everything about Live. But if it works for you then carry on! :-)
It's beautiful. What you created has a Basic Channel vibe to it with a bit less crunch and reverb. I like... Thanks for another helpful tutorial.
I was able to achieve something similar with a the Alligator gate plugin in Reason. Thanks for the upload!
Great stuff as always, Oscar! I'm looking forward to the time I have time to take your class.
Superb
I am doing your stuff on MPC - i am happy with results. Peace!
OMGNESS! This is absurdly amazing! Thanks a lot man!
wow ! really exciting! thx a lot
really really good video. Opens up a whole new spectrum! thank you so much! Learning a lot from your channel
Oscar, the gift that keeps on giving. Thank you so much for your channel, your Videos are by far the best out there, your teaching deserves an Oscar😉
Thanks, this was super useful! I've automated the old resonator in the past, and I don't miss the process 😅
💯💯💯 Great and useful tips!
GIVE ME THIS WHOLE SONG
Very good technique! Always learning with you!! Greetings from Spain 🎉
You guys are AMAZING! Really appreciate your delivery on all your videos, just straight to the point production techniques for those novice/hobby music makers out there like me. I keep coming back to your content for how to make my productions better. Thank you :)
Thank yooouuu!!!
Super creative. Awesome
wow this really reminds me of the Members of Mayday type sound, like Soundtropolis. Great leason.
man youre next level
Amazing mate. I wrote Psytrance for years and would have spent hours programming this note by note. Damn that's a great idea I would never have thought of. Thank you.
Hey man, I just wanna say you changed everything and re ignited a spark where i stop waiting for happy accidents and flipping presets and brought me back into the passion for sound design. the quality of everything has made massive improvements since i found this channel. and on top of that i hate watching tutorials and now i find myself often just watching urs from start to finish and get so inspired and dive into ableton. thank a lot homie I think I speak for everyone when i say your impact is greater then u can realize. :)
Great technique! It creates a very original sound, thanks for this video! 👍🏽🔥
Goooooood stufffff!!!! All the way from Chicago! Thank you very much for this wonderful tip! I can’t wait to go home and try this out! 🙌🏾
God this channel is something else just love it...all the way from South Africa respect Oscar🙏❤️❤️
Cheers smiley 😁😁😁
The resonator is actually not a bunch of resonant filters. Each resonator is just a simple delay line, where the delay time is tuned to the length of the period time of a pitch.
The feedback value of the delay lines is determined by the decay parameter (each resonator decays for the same amount of time), color represents the frequency of a lowpass filter inside the delay line (called damping mostly). The difference between mode A and B is that in mode B the feedback of the resonators is negative (resulting in odd harmonics).
The filter part is just prefiltering the signal before it gets into the resonators.
Resonant filters would also make sense, but that's more like modal synthesis. An example of this can be found inside Live's Collision instruments (features more-or-less the same process as AAS's Objeq filter) - this is really a bunch of resonant filters (one lowpass, and a lot of bands).
The spectral resonator uses FFT for processing, that's why it causes a decent delay time (the more harmonics you use, the more the delay).
This is a super insightful comment, thank you so much for sharing this, I had no idea about a lot of this. 🙏
Whoo I've been trying to do that from your preceding video. Pretty cool to see how you do it
Great stuff. Easy to follow. Brilliantly explained. Love the effect. Thank you!!!!
Sick video man. Thanks
SO GOOD
Nice work! It reminds me the Mauricio's M tracks or the Basic Channel dub techno vinyls.... Really nice chanel Oscar, I learn (english too...) and enjoy a lot your tutorials.
Good stuff as always bro
Awesome! Worth trying spectral resonator one more time :)
Sounds a bit like Alphaville - Forever young. Great work
Firstly, Oscar, huge thank you for all that you do. You have very quickly become one of my favourite people.
Secondly, does anyone have any idea how I would replicate this concept on Logic?
Thaaaanks 😁 i dont actually, maybe use a vocoder effect?
Such a great video thank you! Have always wanted to know how to make that dub techno echo sound. And now to figure out how to do it in Logic Pro X! 😁
Excellent lesson as usual. Very helpful. Thank you 🙌🏼
Thank you
Awesome !
I love so much yours explanation. I am learning so many things because I would like to join your classes quite soon.
In other hands I like choices of topics you had developed.
My kind clue: Side-Chaining (compression) or I missed..
Greetings!
I have messed with the Berlín resonator in the past but never for drums…interesting…
I've used this effect before to spice up more repetitive melodic phrases. Works wonders. 👌🏽✨
Awesome
You're Awesome.
Awesome-- I'm using this immediately-- thanks!
that track sounds like a bit Underworld..issh..💯🙌👍
Hey from Tampa FL! I was super excited to do this in Logic Pro, it works similarly with the stock Vocodor acting as a resonance filter. It felt like I had an actual breathing harmonic backdrop *chef’s kiss* thanks for the tip Oscar
Well you cant do any wrong with a Juno synth
Goat 🐐 thanks a lots ♥️
This is similar to how I use vocoder, which has become one of my favorite things to do as i get melodies incorporated into random other sounds.
But this method you showed actually looks like it has many more options and ways to adjust. I'm pretty hype to start experimenting with thism
Fantastic for inspiration. I just hope I can transpose this technique into my dawless array.
I was thinking about Born Slippy..
bravo!
Спасибо больше, очень полезный трюк 👍
Great video 🤙🏽🤙🏽💯💯💯
Oscar ... u da fucking man
Your channel is great for subtetly, which is something I think I need to work on. I'm good with music theory and composition, so I have all the "macro" elements pretty much on point. Structure, chords, melodies, so on. I always think weird subtle stuff like this is my missing sauce.
dude that beat at the end is fire! Tutorial on that? xD
thx
This is helpfull!!
I'm fairly sure on Fruity, if you're doing this you can use Vocodex and just have the synth as the carrier - not sure it's the exact same thing, but that's what just occurred to me :)
Yeah vocoders can do a very similar thing indeed!
Might this be how the harmony in red armor was created?