I've been messing with this for only 20 mins and already have some nutty sounds to build from. The 1/4 and 1/2 note can actually make some crazy growls. Thanks for the video and the rack Virtual Riot, you're a legend
yeah max for life and other stuff is really essiantlial ableton on its own is very good the vst plugin search funktions is ight but not the best but for 600€ full version the price is not worth it only to look at the next update and thinkting to urself was it worth it paying 600€ 3 mounths ago and now i have to pay 150€ again??? like fl offers free update but thats only thing i like about fl with the plugin folder theres a alternative to ableton called bitwig heard it should be very good but lacks on some corners too like ableton but they fix things faster and listening more to the community not like ableton they roam in their own exel sheet dimension 0@@E-JuiceBeats9
just install it the other way i even logged in with my ableton acc and the syncing worked im not sure how its even possible but yeah i would even say buying it later when it feels right to buy it u want lacky any feautures by not buying but at the end support the creator if u will make any money of it eventually @@E-JuiceBeats9
dude I don't know what's been happening lately but your stuff is just everywhere (even though I've known about you for years). The track you just put out called "I heard you like polyrhythms" is one of the coolest things I've heard in years
@@PH-lk9lc Hey, at least our purpose will remain in the form of feeding the AI! (And to have fun making music that at least some people will check out cause it was made by an actual dude having fun, of course) I love both the process and the ability to make music tuned to my tastes and I'm in it purely for that, so I'm just excited to see what AI can do in the process. Imagine you can tell it to get rid of all the dissonances within specified margins (Allowed if approximating a consonance closely enough in cents or if the freq is high enough to be atonal), but only on the long release tails of a chord that overlaps onto the next. Doing that manually is just a nightmare, but if AI could do it just like that... Wow. You could go so deep with it it's basically programming, but... Well, it's more like talking to an absolute master-programmer who has access to things we don't, at your bidding. There's exciting things about the impending apocalypse! Trust me, it's gonna be HUGE for musical possibilities, eventually.
as someone who learned to make music from your og vids and streams (down to copying the -11 semitone growl) i am so grateful for this new content, it has elevated my production
@@insertbrandaccountnamehere3436 yooo fr i was like 13 or 14 and watched that live stream and copied everything down to a T (i pretty much have a duplicate of lunar on my old pc), -11 is a core memory 10 years later
Stochastic randomization is honestly the future. Generative music has been using it for a long time, but this new way of using randomness less for the sake of randomness, and more for the sake of quantity is really cool.
Went to your show in Atlanta a couple weeks ago, absolutely fire 🔥 the super smash bros dnb remix was one of the best songs I’ve heard at a show before
I just wanna thank you for uploading so much lately! Free-form education on the internet means the world to me and many others, and you've got some crazy stuff they don't teach you in schools. Seriously, this is a crazy time to be alive for people who are passionate about this stuff, never before was this kinda environment possible and you're part of that new frontier.
you've been uploading such incredibly useful and insightful videos lately, and genuinely been a beacon of knowledge for those of us who want to further our knowledge in music production. thank you for your existence
Incredible work Professor Brunn. Quite Remarkable indeed. The versatility you have in sound designing is unmatched. Impressive as always.🧐👌🏾 I'll say if this keeps up Professor, I'm sure you'll have another banger of an album or a single, that we your students would definitely look forward to hearing. I Thank you for this and a very good day to you good sir.❤️👏🏾
So grateful for you! Thank you for making it available for free and also sharing so much knowledge all the time. These last 3 vids in a row have been such a treat!
Hard days for FL studio producers lol, im a part of them. just drag sample man serisously, thanks fo all that stuff, u put music production into a new gen. take care man
Following just in case there's a solution because I've been using this technique for months now and I've been telling my brother he has to switch from FL to Ableton because this is the future of sound design lol
I just loaded it up in ableton. It is SO rad of you to give this to us for free with some cool samples. I can see that this is going to be a TON of fun to play with. Thank you!
I am genuinely mind blown how this guys videos get better and better each upload. Like I genuinely have no clue how much (if even) better he can get. Wow. Just WOW. Lol
I lost my love for music and now I am in a period where I am looking for this love again, I know that I actually love music from the inside and your videos remind me how fun and intriguing it is to produce music, so I can't thank you enough. I respect and love what you do, please keep educating us!
Dude this is the shit! ive been thinkin about literally the same idea for months of just drag and drop a long sample into a selfmade rack to spit out random stuff!! great work!
this is also how i always jam. just jam on an instrument over my track for ten minutes, find the good stuff and mess with that. unironically mr bill calls what you're doing idea jams
Lol I was just having a sample chopping session earlier today before I watched this! It was in a rather large and messy project though so I used beat repeat on a duplicate of an existing to do something similar. Since it was several bits (each playing a small part using gate and predelay settings in the plugin) in an fx rack I was able to give each chop its own FX (such as bitchrushers and corpus) to create a lot of glitchy sounds! I was rushing to finish the song but I'm sure you could continue the random sound design streak you have going by having several chains of them set to randomly play with their oen random posprocessing afterwards!
I have so many mudpies that i usually chop by hand or attach sample offet in the midi to velocity and randomize velocity but this is just so much smoother. I cant wait to run all my mudpies through this!!!!
Hey man that's really cool you took that into racks and created some presets for people to use! I've always enjoyed playing with beat repeat and LFOs, I usually took the device auto filter and attached it to Rift. Thanks for sharing!
I have been in love with your content since day 1 and to see you uploading with this frequency really blows me away, I am so glad you make tutorials and I hope there is more to come :D
Holly shit man, I don't have words to thank you enough for releasing this for free 🙏🏼 Love your music and your production tutorials dude pls keep going If I ever make it in music production it'll be partially cus of you and ill be sure to subscribe to whatever keeps you feed and making this amazing content 🤙🏼
This is why you're my no.1 producer since Idols. So many years of incredible music, keep it up man! Grüße aus Deutschland Valentin! (Orgelkurs hat sich gelohnt)
