THIS IS NOT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THE WRONG THING!... TELL ME - HOW TO BECOME RICH! - HOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOUSE! AND YOUR OWN STUDIO! AND I WILL MAKE MUSIC - A THOUSAND TIMES BETTER - THAN ALL OF YOU TAKEN TOGETHER... START TELLING ME EXACTLY WITH THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is like watching Bob Ross do a painting! Whole canvas covered with blue sky and you're like "So what?" Several paint strokes later and you're looking at a cabin in the mountains with an amazing sky! You play a piano chord that you don't know why you played in the first place - So what? Several mouse clicks and render in places later, now you got something that sounds incredible and that John Williams might want. 😁 🥧 🦃 Happy Thanksgiving!!! 🦃 🥧
If we would make "Guy bounces an midi track, reverses a copy of it and crossfades the two" into a drinking game, no one of us would ever see the end of those videos ... :D Cheers, Guy! BTW: This time you seem to have overlapped the two copies significantly in reverse phase, resulting in a notable drop of volume during the crossfade. Interesting, never thought of that!
Nicely done Guy! For people who want to get into sound design, but whose DAWs don’t have as good sound design capabilities as Cubase or Bitwig Studio, I recommend the free Kilohearts essentials collection of effects plugins (34 and growing), which includes reverser, tape stop, distortion, pitch shifter, frequency shifter, filter, delay, reverb, etc.. These can be used as standalone plugins, or they can be used as “snapins” in one of the Kilohearts snapin hosts, such as Snap Heap, Multipass, or their brilliant Phase Plant synthesizer. All of these have the ability to hook up multiple controls to individual MIDI controllers, or to a rich variety of LFO’s (low frequency oscillators). The $29 Snap Heap plugin lets you set up serial and parallel effects chains. The $99 Multipass plugin lets you process separate frequency bands.
I like to do something like that at three in the morning. Sometimes when I put the headphones on I forget to turn off the speakers. My neighbors love it.
It would be great if Guy did a video demonstrating his integration/use of Elgato Stream Deck with Cubase. I've just bought one for Christmas now I've got to figure out how to use it with Cubase etc.
Very interesting, thank you! I would use this approach manipulating the audio from an acoustic track and superimposing the manipulated audio on top of it. It would create an organic augmentation of the orchestration.
Hi Guy, would you go with another Software than Ableton for film music? Some other DAWs seem to be better for this genre. If yes, do you have a clear favourite regarding Cubase or (the cheaper) Studio One or are both good choices?
Ableton doesnt support timecode which means you cant score films but loads of film composers use Ableton on the side along with another DAW like Cubase Studio One etc
For composition I would say Cubase. But I'd add Nuendo if you also want to do more post production etc. It was always aimed towards the TV/movie audio people. (It is also a Steinberg product and is very similar to Cubase in most aspects, but features more extensive tools for post production).
Hello! There is a New Year's theme! I encountered writing a New Year's composition, and in particular with such an effect as "magic dust". I do not fully understand how to do it perfectly. I understand that you can give a quick "bell" when answering on high notes, but this is not quite right, or should I use a granulator? In general, if possible, tell me how to correctly create such effects. Thanks in advance.
Excellent tutorial Guy, thanks for the wealth of information. I'm sure most people know this, but I had a problem that reversing all similar audio clips To solve this, I found a tip to the effect that if you go to: file->preferences->audio->“on processing shared clips” dropdown=create new version" Worked for me!
Hello Mr. Guy thanks for all this video but many of us we have Ableton Live 11/12 ....we want to see the power full this DAW in scoring 🙏🙏🙏 let's see more of it
Hello guy, I hope you’re well. I know it’s all personal choice…but, I'm in a bit of a pickle. I have got some very good deals on 3 libraries. Spitfire SSO $377, Steinberg iconica opus $350 (which i have been waiting for) and Berlin strings $270 I know Berlin is just a string library Time is running out, if it was you, which one?
😂 I wonder if this is how aliens compose their music for our sci-fi documentaries...Just kidding, Guy! Love your on-the-fly compositions. You're the closest thing to sitting next to a composer and getting to see how composers do what they do. Thanks so much!❤
Hello, mr Michelmore, I began to write a classic orchestral mysic with Ableton, but I got some problem to find a good VST with orchestral instruments, Kontak is too expensive for me. Could you advice some good VST with orchestral instruments, specially where is an oboe. Thank you for this, that you share with us with your experience.
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THIS IS NOT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THE WRONG THING!...
TELL ME - HOW TO BECOME RICH! - HOW TO HAVE YOUR OWN HOUSE! AND YOUR OWN STUDIO! AND I WILL MAKE MUSIC - A THOUSAND TIMES BETTER - THAN ALL OF YOU TAKEN TOGETHER...
START TELLING ME EXACTLY WITH THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is like watching Bob Ross do a painting! Whole canvas covered with blue sky and you're like "So what?" Several paint strokes later and you're looking at a cabin in the mountains with an amazing sky!
You play a piano chord that you don't know why you played in the first place - So what? Several mouse clicks and render in places later, now you got something that sounds incredible and that John Williams might want. 😁
🥧 🦃 Happy Thanksgiving!!! 🦃 🥧
So we're just namedropping Bob Ross and John Williams anywhere and everywhere now, just to sound smart? I see you. :P
Thank you
Awesome. Would like to see even more of your sound design tips. Thanks for sharing!
If we would make "Guy bounces an midi track, reverses a copy of it and crossfades the two" into a drinking game, no one of us would ever see the end of those videos ... :D Cheers, Guy!
BTW: This time you seem to have overlapped the two copies significantly in reverse phase, resulting in a notable drop of volume during the crossfade. Interesting, never thought of that!
Your demonstrations are always inspiring.
Nicely done Guy! For people who want to get into sound design, but whose DAWs don’t have as good sound design capabilities as Cubase or Bitwig Studio, I recommend the free Kilohearts essentials collection of effects plugins (34 and growing), which includes reverser, tape stop, distortion, pitch shifter, frequency shifter, filter, delay, reverb, etc.. These can be used as standalone plugins, or they can be used as “snapins” in one of the Kilohearts snapin hosts, such as Snap Heap, Multipass, or their brilliant Phase Plant synthesizer. All of these have the ability to hook up multiple controls to individual MIDI controllers, or to a rich variety of LFO’s (low frequency oscillators). The $29 Snap Heap plugin lets you set up serial and parallel effects chains. The $99 Multipass plugin lets you process separate frequency bands.
Great! Thanks
I love the high note samples at the end. It would be a great sound for a funny spacecraft flyby..
I like to do something like that at three in the morning. Sometimes when I put the headphones on I forget to turn off the speakers. My neighbors love it.
found you from your music theory in 16 mins. so nice to see more genuine teaching come up on my feed.
One of your best gems yet. Thank you!
a certified genius of this time
Thank you so very much! Happy Holidays from Texas USA!
Thanks for sharing Guy! You inspire many of us to push our music and creativity in general!!!
Excellent Guy, thank you from the sunny cotswolds
how fun, thanks Guy
That timestretch is epic!
It would be great if Guy did a video demonstrating his integration/use of Elgato Stream Deck with Cubase. I've just bought one for Christmas now I've got to figure out how to use it with Cubase etc.
you've almost convinced me to switch to Cubase! What headset are you using?
6:45 Death Metal album incoming!
Simply brilliant!
Very interesting, thank you! I would use this approach manipulating the audio from an acoustic track and superimposing the manipulated audio on top of it. It would create an organic augmentation of the orchestration.
Exactly
Nice one! I learnt a lot
10:07 sounds like call of duty music without the bass
I can't believe all this time I've been using 3rd party plugins to do that pitch bend and all along it's in Cubase!! Holy smokes!!!
Its a super powerful feature
Which piano teq instrument do you use?
Pianoteq 8 Bosnedorfer most of the time
@ thank you. I recently got it and haven’t settled in on a sound I like yet. Love your videos!
Thank you for the cool motivational video!
Brilliant - as usual!
I'd love to see more of this! This was awesome!
Hi Guy, would you go with another Software than Ableton for film music? Some other DAWs seem to be better for this genre. If yes, do you have a clear favourite regarding Cubase or (the cheaper) Studio One or are both good choices?
Ableton doesnt support timecode which means you cant score films but loads of film composers use Ableton on the side along with another DAW like Cubase Studio One etc
For composition I would say Cubase. But I'd add Nuendo if you also want to do more post production etc. It was always aimed towards the TV/movie audio people. (It is also a Steinberg product and is very similar to Cubase in most aspects, but features more extensive tools for post production).
Hello! There is a New Year's theme! I encountered writing a New Year's composition, and in particular with such an effect as "magic dust". I do not fully understand how to do it perfectly. I understand that you can give a quick "bell" when answering on high notes, but this is not quite right, or should I use a granulator? In general, if possible, tell me how to correctly create such effects. Thanks in advance.
Guy, you most love Granular synthesis, do you? A lot of what you do here manually is what Granular does. 😊
Thats very true - I think a blog on granular would be a good idea
nice
Possibilities are endless, i bet you could also layer 2 of the samples and detune 1 of them like you do on a analogue synth
Excellent tutorial Guy, thanks for the wealth of information.
I'm sure most people know this, but I had a problem that reversing all similar audio clips
To solve this, I found a tip to the effect that if you go to: file->preferences->audio->“on processing shared clips” dropdown=create new version"
Worked for me!
Great fun.
Are discounts coming at the time of chritmas on your website think space ???
Hello Mr. Guy thanks for all this video but many of us we have Ableton Live 11/12 ....we want to see the power full this DAW in scoring 🙏🙏🙏 let's see more of it
Hello guy, I hope you’re well. I know it’s all personal choice…but, I'm in a bit of a pickle. I have got some very good deals on 3 libraries. Spitfire SSO $377, Steinberg iconica opus $350 (which i have been waiting for) and Berlin strings $270
I know Berlin is just a string library
Time is running out, if it was you, which one?
Love it ....be hier...
😂 I wonder if this is how aliens compose their music for our sci-fi documentaries...Just kidding, Guy! Love your on-the-fly compositions. You're the closest thing to sitting next to a composer and getting to see how composers do what they do. Thanks so much!❤
😁 well, you’re the AI nightmare 👻 ! Congratulations, love that 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hello, mr Michelmore, I began to write a classic orchestral mysic with Ableton, but I got some problem to find a good VST with orchestral instruments, Kontak is too expensive for me. Could you advice some good VST with orchestral instruments, specially where is an oboe. Thank you for this, that you share with us with your experience.
I don't even have Cubase but watched the whole thing haha
LFO?? I recognize the term. So Cubase 14 has a built-in synthesizer?
Modulators! Low Frequency Oscilator - something that makes other things wobble
The built in synthesizer is Retrologue
tip: you don´t need "Black Hole".... very similar to this is the new Cubase 14 "Shimmer" FX plugin!
master
Hello!
A little reminiscent of "Day in the Life"?
Sorry mate. I don't use Cubase. Love your stuff though so keep it up.
I'm so glad I'm using Ableton Live. Also, thanks for the inspiration.
BUT.... Ableton doesnt render in place... I mean!*?
*do is not si. si is si.*