Learn how to use Operator FM Synth 

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wow dude you just blew my mind. im gonna start messing with operator more !

Yes, Operator is marvellous. Great video. Thanks.)

Maybe I’m an idiot but I feel like I followed this exactly and my sound is not even close to what I’m hearing here. Just sounds like loud laser guns.

Man this is awesome ! I’ve been using ableton for over 10 years and I’m used to just knowing how things work vs understanding how they function and affect each other. Mega thanks for this one !

Very cool. I wonder if HALion has any instruments like this. 🤔

I guess this is how the Yamaha DX7 works, with it being an FM synthesizer?

i have Korg Opsix vst. More complex edits.

Thanks, great info.

you are the man. love learning about operator sub bass impact. keep up the great vids

Operator is a underrated synth

cant go wrong with good ole Operator

Do you have an intro to ableton series? I thought I saw something like that on one of your videos but now I can't find it when I search. Bought your OG jungle pack but need to learn my way around ableton haha

Hey ive trying to find a video you made, that showed how to do dred bass on operator, is it still kicking around? Would be much appreciated

Hey question about the routing: if oscillators A and B are in series, does that mean that the waveform of A is fed into the input of B? And if they are in parallel, then the waveforms are merely added together? So for example if A and B are in series, and A=sin(x) and B=cos(x), then the resultant waveform is cos(sin(x)), and if they are in parallel its just sin(x)+cos(x)?

One of the best music producing videos I’ve ever seen. Instant subscriber.

commix - talk to frank, the bass at 1:15 is that fm? how do you recreate that?