Chill Ambient Magic (techniques you can actually use!) 

I enjoy your videos but sometimes while watching i imagine you sitting at the breakfast table and shouting „oh my goodness … look at this toast honey … can you believe it … awesome“ 😂

I learned the other day that Tennessee Whiskey goes by the special name of "Pish" in Scotland.

Discovered your channel just some weeks... really inspiring, and entertaining! Thanks a lot. In addition to production I would especially be interested in tips regarding mixing and mastering ambient music.

Nice work. Interestingly I had listened to Ascendant in the past on Spotify and later after watching your videos realized that also was your work. Great job and thanks for these.

Dang dunno how to go along with vital, but i got an overal idea, i used the build in arp instead

I found gold

Brilliant insight into how to....Create the best Chillout !!! Fantastic video my friend....

Man I haven’t made any music in a min… Had to check in with ya. Some nice tips here. I liked that technique with the second bass. Good stuff brother. Thank you 🙏🏽

Thank you so much for another outstanding tutorial! Much appreciated.

The dub stab would be awesome with a ping/pong delay.

That note to LFO rate trick was so dope!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I myself make small slideshows/videos of my vacation pictures and add music to them, ambient simply fits better than techno or hip hop. There are thousands of tutorials for techno and hip hop and almost nothing for ambient. It's nice that you're doing it and doing it so well!

The Technique for the glitch percussion is so fresh and much easier to pull off than traditional others! Can it be done with Stochas ?

Have you considered making the Ableton project, for this and all your other videos, available to Patreon members?

Great video. Always informative. Do you know if Stepic can work in NI Maschine?

Hey Chris - great stuff as always

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With respect... Not sure what "how to be a successful RU-vid creator" book everyone reads, but I very much dislike how I've been asked to like the video, subscribe to your channel, and buy a sponsor product before you've ever said anything about the topic to really warrant me doing any of those things. Personally, I've noticed that I never like a video that early, but almost always will if "reminded" to halfway or later into it. Time to keep watching to hear if there's a reason to hit the like button...

I’d like to see a video on how you make your wave tables for your preset packs. Not sure if you’ve done a video like that before, but it would be great.