How to Design Sounds for MPE (With Drift)

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Hey friends! In this video I show you some techniques for designing sounds specifically for use with MPE capable controllers. :)
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Hey, my name's Matt, AKA Martiln, and I'm an electronic music producer, educator and Ableton Certified Trainer from Australia. I love making music and crazy sounds, and I love helping other people learn how to do both of those things too! I also am the creator of a crazy sci-fantasy world and musical storytelling universe called REALMS. If you like what I do, you can support me in all the usual ways or by shouting me a coffee over on my Buy Me A Coffee page.
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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro to MPE
0:39 - What makes MPE Different?
2:26 - Starting Sound Design
4:11 - Adding Pressure Control
6:02 - Adding Slide Control
9:02 - Velocity Modulation
10:22 - Mod Wheel Modulation
12:21 - Pad Sound Showcase
14:07 - Bass Sound Showcase
14:41 - Keys Sound Showcase
15:24 - Lead Sound Showcase
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4 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@pawelamaciwoda9086 4 месяца назад

THANK YOU! GREAT INFO!

@rayderrich 8 месяцев назад

Love what you are doing, Matt, you are a very good instructor.

@matttinklermusic 8 месяцев назад

Thanks Rayder! That means a lot and I'm really glad you enjoy the videos. ☺️

@SchneiderRicky 8 месяцев назад

awesome content🥰 do you have an intelligent way of volume ducking to a kick that does no clicks and pops? i saw you using duck buddy but is there also other methodes or how do you use duckbuddy as clean ad possible? 😊

@PeranMe 8 месяцев назад

One method is to have a muted hihat acting as the sidechain trigger. So the hihat won’t be audible to the listener, but only to the compressor. And obviously it doesn’t need to be a hihat, but you normally want a short sound with a very distinct attack, so a closed hihat is what I typically use.

@matttinklermusic 8 месяцев назад

I've definitely found Duck Buddy to be the best side chain option! To make it smooth I often use the lookahead, ramp and smooth settings in combination at small values and listen until I don't hear a click anymore. The method that PeranMe mentioned is also really good!