I'VE BEEN SINE COMPRESSING ALL WRONG! (Bricksquash Jade Cicada Vital Dubstep Sound Design Tutorial) 

Jade Cicada here learning how make Jade Cicada sounds lmao

@@lukesjukes1 yeah, I forgot :'(

I'm so glad I discovered your music! It's amazing

What is youtube

Crazy to find you here, I just discovered this channel by accident. Wubbalubbadubdub changed the way I view sound design almost single handedly, mad cool track.

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Which school did you attend?

@@fairiesdontexist5759 It's a school named Catalyst in Berlin, formally called dBs Music.

@@McR3VOLUTI0N Professor Bunting, from the RU-vid School of Bass Music

Using randomization on lfos is also a great way to achieve this and find some happy accidents if you lack a multi knob controller, or you're like me and simply to lazy to link your knobs. Not familiar enough with vital to say how, but in serum the chaos knob in the last tab is great for this.

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aye much love man you’ve been a big inspo for my channel ❤️

@Official AHEE so funny I just watched your video about distorting waveforms together. I was usually trying to create interesting tones through fm, which is amazing, but the simplicity of distorting waveforms together was really eye opening, and I find myself making way better sounds when I try something "simpler" rather than a complex fm patch or something. You have leveled up my sound design immensely with your channel, thank you guys so much. Your podcast Wub theory is amazing, I hope we got lots more incoming. Also, Crystal Beam is a banger 🥴

@@BuntingMusic Sorry to hype another content creator on your channel without even mentioning you, I just discovered your channel by chance. Instant subscribe with this video, I'm gonna be cruising your archive for the next few days at least xD

Do you ever use granular multi effect tools like effetrix or buffeater? Jw what your thoughts are on those

@@dickdiamonds3410 they’re good for generating glitchy sounds but i don’t use them really

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link?

Kilohertz multipass does this is in one plug in instance. Seems like something you may be interested in. I use it all the time

@@lukesjukes1 oooo thank ya im gonna check this out when i get home tonight

@@brandoncordy7529 multiband effect chains are literally the bees knees of sliced bread. If you make bass music, or really any music but I'm a bass head, it's such an essential technique to master in my opinion because at the end of the mix, if you're isolating your subs (as you should) you're doing a form of this anyway, but bringing it into the sound design realm opens up an entirely new realm of possibilities, and kilohearts plugins are great for this. However, I believe stock plugins are superior for this, like Ableton effect rack. Duplicating chains and isolating frequency bands in whatever preferred method you have is a really essential technique, and allows for all manner of personal creativity and expression. Multipass has a max of 5 bands I believe, effect rack has as many as your CPU can stand. And instrument rack is the goat of layering for the same reasons. For FL users, patcher is the equivalent ( and visually superior to effect/instrument rack, but far less user friendly; it's like effect rack smashed into max4live). Seriously the only way I design anymore, there's always some multiband processing somewhere, if not everywhere :D sorry for the long comment but you be speaking straight to me here

precisely

I'm new to the channel, but clearly Bunting is the G.O.A.T. I made another comment pointing out this very thing, that the simplicity of this was crazy eye opening. I make a lot of complex fm patches and this video was just saying, "hey, you don't need to be that complex, this shit be simple." 🔥

@@ryanlott1108 it sucks tho, towards the end he shows his operator bass patch, and it is so sick, but goddddd i hate fm 😂 that's the one kind of synthesis that, like, i understand it, but i can't make anything good haha but yea this video is such a game changer. It was funny cause he was like "you can get the project file and all the viral patches on the description", but why? I don't need em 😂 just need to load up the waveforms and I'm good, I'll take it from here haha

@@Randuski there’s no fm in the operator patch, it’s just a bunch of sine waves at different harmonics

@@BuntingMusic operator is something i messed with when i first got ableton, and got confused with the ui and never used it again 😂 maybe i should give it another shot haha

@@Randuski you should mess with it more, it's really surprisingly powerful. It's only fm if the colored squares are arranged in any vertical pattern; if you click on them and select the 4 that are in a horizontal line, it becomes just 4 serial oscillators. Stock Ableton is the tits

true but you can’t tweak the level and position as well

In the advanced tab, find 'harmonics' You can even set the stereo spread amount for that particular oscillator and it can be a harmonic of any shape, not just a sine wave.

@@BuntingMusic you set the position by how many voices you use and the level with the unison blend : )

love the videos tho

try changing the playback speed to 0.75 or .5!!!

precisely, patreon is video content only while my sites packs are their own thing

soon

@@BuntingMusic you rock

you can use audio or midi, but what matters is that you arrange it rhythmically fr just make it flow and anything will sound pretty good (especially fat basses)

i have some videos on drops and arrangement too which might help

it’s in the works....

sine wave + volume automate highpassed white noise

cut lows at 100 with dedicated sub if the sub levels are loud enough you don’t always need one

yeah

turn phase randomization to 0

OHHHH its the phase percentage, shouldve waited till the end to ask lol

i made a dnb vid previously but may make more

@@BuntingMusicbe sweet to see more.....i'll have a scan for the dnb vid u done previously