Layering...theory & guide for that Y2K Atmospheric DnB sound 

"focus less on the engineering" is the best tip. sooo many producers overe overemphasize technical detaiest. nice vid!

"It's not for everyone" WELL IT SHOULD BE

This is the tutorial I wish came out during the rise of ambient DnB, around the "Sewerslvt" era. This is much more involved and by extension, more interesting than merely using a pad from the Jungle Jungle pack

You just heard my prayers, your tutorial series opened the door to the first electronic records I heard. Thank you.

Great tutorial. It seems like my problem was simple - not enough layers! 🤷‍♂

Wa shaving trouble with this last night. As is standard procedure, Thought-forms activated his mind reading capabilities and jumped straight on the case.

Thank you, still amazed at the timing of all of this, like life itself is one big giant algorithme. What you do suddenly pops up everywhere, not only with ambient jungle / int.dnb but even the tutorials about it. Its a confirmation for me to keep pursuing. I found my genre of music (creation wise), this is it. Im not good technically unfortunately, maybe even below average since i nvr had a mentor or money to finance my dreams, but im having fun creating it at least, and proud if i can at least make something ambient. These videos will surely help allot😊

8:48 "Be very liberal with your effects." Well, that actually means that you should lots use of effects, liberal meaning "generous" or "ample."

Aural Imbalance vibes. Keep these coming.

Thank you for another great tutorial. A lot of the comments already touched on this, but your stuff is really right up my alley for what I'm trying to make these days. My current track isn't working because the pad is exactly that "sustained note" kind of thing with no call and response at all. I am going to try this technique and see if it improves things (spoiler: I think it will :D) Also, to your point about using your ears - I've been reading a lot about the early days of this music (Renegade Snares is a great book) and the spirit of these tunes is definitely about just going for vibes and doing what felt right. A lot of the great tracks were just people trying to make something they vibed with and I'm certain they were not doing any fancy engineering, just creating a vibe.

Just wanted to say - quality knowledge you’re dropping here!

This is the sound that got me into dnb, will probably rewatch this, so thanks for the nice tutorial.

wow, a tutorial where the wanted sound is explained clear and concise +1 sub 🙌🏾

This reminds me of the Space Night series! I love you man!

These sounds remind me very much of Final Fantasy X and the likes of that same period. Would be cool to see you dwelve into those soundscapes. Another artist I'd love to see here is Dallas Superstars and JS16 (Darude, Bomfunk Mc's, Mighty 44) and especially their soft synths.

Thanks for the listening recommendations - wasn’t familiar with either artist you mention here.

Super cool, once again. Thought Forms on a roll with sooo much goodness as of lately. And so usable as always. Thanks dude!!

Looking forward to put your tips into practice! Always loved these lush pads and recently redescovering the intelligent dnb movement

Your channel is amazing! I just got into vaporwave/electronica recently but come from a more organic background in writing music. But i love experimenting with ethereal and alien-like pads with smooth movements like this example.

your so underrated. learning so much from your vids.

what i learned is step 1: get a korg triton step 2: profit

smooth tutorial thanks!

Hope you keep making these sorts of videos - thanks

Thanks for showing this information

I remember using Bryce in grade school 🙌✨ I may still have some 3D renders from computer lab! 🖥️💾 Cool tutorial ✌️

Thank you for everything you do! Love your videos so much

great as always, thank you. these tutorials give me inspiration to make new cool stuff every day.

great vid brother subscribed

Damn you just keep helping me 🎉❤ this is exactly what I’m working on for my next tracks 😊 thanks again!

You have the best recipes👍🏻🍰 that take me to a different planet. As always great video and great teachings 🙏🏻

thanks man, that was inspiring.

More great videos mate. From one Omni artist (Wilsh) to another 👍🏼 keep em coming.

This is a great tutorial. It would be helpful if you could steer us towards some of the Korg Triton presets used and also mention some of the chords you've used. You said a couple of times that you were triggering Triton presets as a single note, yet they sound decidedly like chords to my ear, unless the chord is already baked into the preset which is often the case. A little more context would be helpful here.

Challenge: make a similar patch using only stock plugins, without using samples.

a wise man once said: STACK THE LAYERS :D (AcesToAces)

nice

Love me some bleeps and burbles lol

Hi, thanks for the video. I'm sorry for being dim, but why are you sampling your Korgs rather than just using multiple instances of them? I mean, assuming you have the Korg Collection.

I usually do something similar using granular synthesis im uvi falcon and phase plant

What Triton patches are you using?

what chords are that first pad playing in the sampler?

Can you please teach to KORG Users and me how to Create a PROGRAM from SCRATCH on Triton VST KORG COLLECTION ? Thanks !

Which daw you use bro in this video?