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Disperser and phase tweaking makes more sense with basslines or "bassline vs kick" in electronic music, than in this.

The moment you added the self-modulating vocoder was when the sound started to become natural. The spectral processing rounds off the transients just perfectly. I was surprised that you didn't use more allpass filters though. You had the phaser at one point and a bit of disperser at the end, but I think there's some more potential for allpasses when it comes to water synthesis. Modulated stacks of allpass filters, like Diopser, can sound fluid and spectral ones, like MFreeformphase, introduce juicy pre-ringing, which resembles the reflection of the water from the surface during the impact of a waterdrop on the floor. If you wanna go absolutely crazy you could even incorporate a bit of binaural panning to craft a depth perception with water drops of varying distance and angles

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Thanks for the info!!

first off Im glad im not the only sock mic squad member lol, more importantly incredibly good video giving it a second watch right now. Your teaching style and even how you talk reminds me a ton of Mr Bill, and I mean that as a compliment I consider him one of the best educators in IDM/EDM production and this video is right on par with even his paid lessons. keep up the awesome work I feel like glitch/weird sound tutorials where no where to be found on youtube, guys like you and pailiaq are really filling a much needed gap on this platform.

What is the name of the "Randomize me" device? Thank you!

Thank you so muchh:]

when i add the vocoder, the white noise turns buzzy :( any ideas why?

Ayoo that is epic

thats cool

epic!!!

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Those watery Vocoder sounds remind me of the early electronic music experiments from the 50s, like Stockhausen’s, who also used lots of bandpass filters.

Just with your opening sentence you earned a subscriber. I appreciate producers who believe in stock plugins!

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It started as a test of my knowledge, I wanted to know do I know it all in the operator. And let me say this, even after using operator heavily for 3 years, i learnt a few new things here and my understanding has gotten even better. I can only imagine what this will do for someone new to operator or fm in general. Extremely well explained mate. Loved it 🙌

I can't download this on my Mac

Honestly ive come here because no matter what I put the plugin on it just looks like a hpf or lpf so it seems pointless. Keen to learn a thing or two. Either way I cant hear it doing anything meaningful anyway lol...

This is gonna be used in so many Sci fi movies lol

We need more videos 🙃

used this with that free pendulate chaotic synth from Eventide for a few minutes just now and yea i could spend a lot of time in this soon making sounds. really cool , thanks

Really good guide to wavetable! Wasn't too long for me! Hope to see more!

GREAT stuff! Can you please share the Serum sound you made? It's awesome!

thanks! More of this please......😀

cool video, been messing with watery sound a lot lately, always neat to see how other people do it

the telefon Tel Aviv machine!!

I have been looking for these sounds for months. fucking finally. nobody knows what the hell they're talking about. thank you good sir!!!!

This is great content thank you

Your content is amazing! I went on a binge on your videos and it completely changed my approach to making music

12:38 I just right-click on the mod remap curve and pick Flip horizontal (or vertical, because for this ramp they do the same). Nifty!

Oh good reminder, I completely forgot I could chain a spectroscope after and look at the sound way better than Vital itself allows!! 🔬

Your videos are great, the explanations are clear and the subject is interesting, you got yourself another subscriber. If I may suggest something, you might wanna get rid of the gate on your voice, because instead of helping, the constant clicks and noises when you breath loud enough or say "ehm" are super distracting and kinda the opposite of ASMR, in that they cause me to have fits of homicidal rage. Aside from that, good job!

V clear vid, should have more views!

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"You could squash the everliving shit out of this if you wanted to" Yup that's all I needed to know lmao. These plugins are so nerdy and cool, massive respect to Andrew Reeman. If I could code more than a crappy unity game or whatever, this is probably something I'd end up making. You can do insane stuff with FFT with all kinds of scary maths. Also, 12:58 Harmor shoutout lol, love that vst, used it for years. This stuff very much reminds me of what you can do with prism in that.

bro you're such a nerd I'm insanely jealous

bro i met you yesterday through this video and the amount of knowledge you have is incredible! as well as the ability to explain yourself, I will definitely watch all your videos, ur insane, love it, keep going g

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I'm pretty sure that the bin size is actually how many samples of the audio it uses for its calculation - for each refresh of the graph. It uses a sliding window of that bin size (that many audio sample points), so it can operate in real time. With a tiny slice of the sound, you won't pick up the component frequencies as well, especially lower frequencies. But with a longer bin size, transients like drum hits can be smoothed over too much. So setting the bin size is also a bit of an art. If you wanted the sound of the transient of a drum hit, you'd set a smaller bin size, analyzing just that tiny moment when the transient is.

went through with the download, but for some reason it doesn't show up in my Inserts in Pro Tools Studio - is it compatible with the DAW? Everything's up to date!

0:58 quote of the week

Clever little video.

Thank u

You clearly deserve more subscribers, goodness gracious.

So cool❤