Hey in the mix, you once had a video that showed off a pluging called pop, it enhances your voice or something can you perhaps make another video or tell me wich vid it is i cant find it, it would be a lot of help thx
Hi, here I am facing a problem when I am making a beat with this settings. When I am placing the kick in busy beats it changes it's sound on every hit (maybe because of the decay sounds). But I want longer decay and same hard kicks. What can I do to to solve this problem?
I cannot express how thankful I am for you and your existence. Other channels just didn't seem to explain it in a way I could easily process, but you explained it perfectly.
Finally, someone on YT doing this PROPERLY. Thank you so much. Every other video on this has BASIC flaws like not using the coarse pitch modulation right or is not showing on the further processing like saturation. Keep on doing this stuff.
I really like this sound design series you've been putting out, I find it really useful to better understand things I already knew (or I thought I had). It would be great if you could make a video (or more, if necessary) about creating acoustic-like sounds, as pianos, guitars, flutes, etc.. . Anyway, thank you for these awesome videos :)
I rarely leave comments on youtube but I wanted to leave this comment for you: your tutorials are fantastic and I am learning a great deal from them. Continue the excellent work! Very simple, straight to the point, and a lot of complex topics covered. Thank you so much for helping me get started on my musical journey!
I'm not even at the point in my learning where I would need to make my own drums, but this video is also great for just learning the sounds that add up to a kick - thank you!
I love your content man. I use fruity loops so honestly I’ve found that your channel is one of the most educational for me! Much love to you and yours! Stay the grind! Great video 👏👏👏
This video came exactly when I was looking for it! Thank you Michael! Little tip here : I've tried slightly FM-ing the sine wave by itself in Sytrus and the kick sounds even fatter. Also adding a kick top on another channel really helps the attack cut through
I think you are the best explainer I've ever seen. How clear you speak and make order of what you explain. All this together with the knowledge you have and the quality of your videos makes your channel one of the best related to music production.
Dude, this is gold. Im not as careful or detail oriented as you are when it comes to mixing and producing but the ideas you share just make everything easier
I recommend trying a Patcher preset called X Youlean > Simple EQ - Bassdrum. I think it makes it often a little easier to EQ synthetic bassdrums like this.
This series is done so well. the way you inform others is done sensible. i hope you make more drum synthesis so others aren’t limited to the use of other people’s samples. not to say that is a bad thing.
Was able to follow along with StudioOne 6, using Mai Tai to create the kick. The process to set up the same filters was different, but achievable. Transient Shaper is awesome. Very good video, Thank you!
Im pretty new to music production, and havent started producing kicks yet. So when the time comes, is Kick2 the plugin i need or can i easily use a native fl plugin and get pretty much the same result?
@@capocapo8538 It's a drum VST. Basically, it has three samplers where each sound can be manipulated individually by pitch, amp, transient, and more. It's the most versatile drum synth I've seen so far. Making kicks is objectively faster with Kick2. It has a lot of presets aswell.
Great and thank you for the great video! I will definitely test it! For some reason you always think of what you already have at the end. Sure you can use Kick 2 but basically it doesn't do anything different than what you can do with Serum
Bro, this by far is one of the BEST vids I've seen on subjects like this! I cannot thank you enough for the simple explanations we're able to follow along with, as well as the results we end up with while doing so! I learned so much from you watching this and doing what you did! Going to sub to you and keep learning from you! Thanks for teaching noobs and dummies like us so we can actually learn not only what to do, but spend a little time on 'why' we're doing it! Awesome man! Liked and subbed!
Hope you can check out your older videos comments (Didnt actually look at how many comments you get haha) I just wanted to say thank you for giving out all this information. Its like you always got whats needed, so I'm really grateful to have found my way to you and Servida, LifeStyle and Kyle right at the beginning. Your (you all) video quality is outstanding. Big Love from the midst of nowhere in germany
Surprisingly good video, well done. Always good to split low and high part of the kickdrum. Eq and compression is key. Hz on when the decay starts is also key. Usually above 50 is good. cut very low freq under 20 or a bit more to prevent muddiness . And watch out for phase cancellation when messing with low ends.
My friend suggested this channel to me. I've watched this video. Instant [subscribe] effect. :) Thanks for the video. BTW. Nice, soothing voice, well suited for narration. :)
This is awesome. I've watched a lot of tutorials where they use operator instead of Serum but this is by far the most straight forward one and easy to understand ( in terms of the process and what we are tweaking/why). I feel like i can really follow the same process and get creative.Please please do a Synthesized snare one!
I just bought Sylenth1... I feel like I should've gotten Serum after seeing it so much. The visuals are really helpful for understanding what's happening
I have learned a lot from the sound designing series, it would be great if you add the summary on what did in the video in the description, this actually will be useful.
great vid (: u can explain how to work with vocal on any tempo , how to quantize any vocal , that glue together great with piano or guitar and everything (: THANK YOU
Great job Michael! I see now why kick loops are just not as "personal" as designing your own unique sound. Thank you again. Your oldest student, #ballinthejack.com
