Great question, the resonator will be an additive effect, so creating the tone FROM the resonator itself AFTER all the foley/recordings. The EQ will actually create the tone from within the sound, so sweeping frequencies like speech or the birds used here will pass through that peaked tone in the EQ. I hope that makes sense written down? 😅
I don't think that's it tho? Especially not effectively imo. Resonators don't really trigger without a source (either) do they?. Seems the difference is rather in the details like the Q or maybe chorusy effect or subtle overtones. EQ seems pretty pure/dry and targeted. There are often 5 ways to achieve something but details leading you into different directions.
I love this! But what do you mean by "set the filter frequency to the starting position"? Thank you! I've watched the first tutorial on pads a million times.
Thanks for the kind words Lola, basically set your filter to the frequency you would like the filter sweep/swirl to start before it climaxes to a brighter finished frequency! In the example, you see me set to 156hz or something, so that’s the position my filter will start at but I could set it lower if I want it to cut out my lows to start and then sweep everything into sound or set it higher at something like 800 so it includes the lows and mids to start but brings in the highs later. Hope this helps!
Hello for some reason I'm unable to turn my audio file into a simpler -> sampler option. I'm using a Live 12 standard, is Sampler a paid addon? Just to add on to my questions: when I drag the audio file into a midi slot it gives me 3 options to whether turn it into harmony, melody, or drums. When I pick either of the 3 it completely changes it instead of putting it into a simpler. I can manually put it on a simpler in a midi slot but it doesn't give me the option to turn it into a sampler like yours do. Please let me know regarding this thank you!
@@AriesX13Channel when you drag an audio file to a midi channel it will try to convert it to harmony, melody or drums, if you drag an audio file to the bottom of the midi track where “devices” go, it will automatically create a simpler instrument. If you can’t right click and convert to sampler it might be because you’re in standard.
@@WillHatton okay I will test this out later and yeah I realized when I saw sampler as a addon for 99 bucks thank you so much for your response much love to your guides 🙏
What you could also do is using one of the SerumFX Flanger or Comb filter on noise. The good thing about this technique is that the Flanger or Comb has some peaks the harmonic series
But then you wouldn't have the advantage of the tone fluttering along with how much the boosted or resonated frequency varies in volume over time. You could add that flutter but at that point it just becomes inefficient and silly 😊
This video is a gem, very useful knowledge, thank u !
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Thank you, that’s so kind, glad it resonates with you
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these type of videos are incredible, came home from uni and got to learn more cool production techniques here
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Your contents are crazy! Really inspiring
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My pleasure! Thanks, enjoy!
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Very kind of you, I’ll spend them wisely
This is amazing! Can’t wait to try
Wow, that's really crazy. Thank you so much.
Happy to help! Thanks for tuning in!
I remember your original tutorial about making pads from noise and I still use that technique in a lot of my tracks
I’m so pleased!
2.30 minutes in and already I learned something new...
You’re going to love the final chapter then! Glad it’s helpful!
Astounding. Subscribed instantly.
Welcome aboard!!
Wow! Seriously cool. I’ll be trying this technique. 🙏
Have a blast, it’s so fun!
Yoo!!! you just made a granular synth in the Ableton Sampler
It’s all part of the fun!
What is the difference between using the EQ for set the A frequency or using a resonator? Ableton has this cool effect called Resonators
Great question, the resonator will be an additive effect, so creating the tone FROM the resonator itself AFTER all the foley/recordings. The EQ will actually create the tone from within the sound, so sweeping frequencies like speech or the birds used here will pass through that peaked tone in the EQ. I hope that makes sense written down? 😅
I don't think that's it tho? Especially not effectively imo. Resonators don't really trigger without a source (either) do they?. Seems the difference is rather in the details like the Q or maybe chorusy effect or subtle overtones. EQ seems pretty pure/dry and targeted. There are often 5 ways to achieve something but details leading you into different directions.
I love this! But what do you mean by "set the filter frequency to the starting position"? Thank you! I've watched the first tutorial on pads a million times.
Thanks for the kind words Lola, basically set your filter to the frequency you would like the filter sweep/swirl to start before it climaxes to a brighter finished frequency!
In the example, you see me set to 156hz or something, so that’s the position my filter will start at but I could set it lower if I want it to cut out my lows to start and then sweep everything into sound or set it higher at something like 800 so it includes the lows and mids to start but brings in the highs later.
Hope this helps!
@ aha! Ok, got it. Beautiful, I’m obsessed! Thank you, Will.
@@lolabelvilla You're so kind!
Just holla' if there's any more I can do for you!
Quality. Thx
My pleasure
Great video! I think it works best with non-musical content, right? Or?
You got it!
Can you do a botanica tutorial next? 🥺
I’ll check them out for sure! Will keep you posted, thanks!!
@@WillHatton its a new genre, its like porter robinson nurture-esq but ambient lol i love it
@@Alexhaupa and there’s me thinking it was an artist! I’ll check it out, thanks! I’m intrigued.
Hello for some reason I'm unable to turn my audio file into a simpler -> sampler option. I'm using a Live 12 standard, is Sampler a paid addon?
Just to add on to my questions: when I drag the audio file into a midi slot it gives me 3 options to whether turn it into harmony, melody, or drums. When I pick either of the 3 it completely changes it instead of putting it into a simpler. I can manually put it on a simpler in a midi slot but it doesn't give me the option to turn it into a sampler like yours do. Please let me know regarding this thank you!
@@AriesX13Channel when you drag an audio file to a midi channel it will try to convert it to harmony, melody or drums, if you drag an audio file to the bottom of the midi track where “devices” go, it will automatically create a simpler instrument. If you can’t right click and convert to sampler it might be because you’re in standard.
@@WillHatton okay I will test this out later and yeah I realized when I saw sampler as a addon for 99 bucks thank you so much for your response much love to your guides 🙏
@@WillHatton Will I still be able to achieve a similar result with simpler alone?
What you could also do is using one of the SerumFX Flanger or Comb filter on noise. The good thing about this technique is that the Flanger or Comb has some peaks the harmonic series
Oooh good idea!
Many different ways to skin this fish, so much fun!
Amazing technique ….
Thanks! Glad you think so!
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What IF you Just Add the Tone with a Oscillator?
It wouldn’t boost it as much as you need it to stand out, good idea though.
But then you wouldn't have the advantage of the tone fluttering along with how much the boosted or resonated frequency varies in volume over time. You could add that flutter but at that point it just becomes inefficient and silly 😊