The poor producer me always wants these videos to be vital 😂 love it though thank u for being a MASSIVE help on some crazy new pop-metal productions I have going at the moment 🙏🙏
Hey there's a trick you seem to not know about that they've used on the classic brass patches in the 80's. You need to route pitch modulation to one of the oscillators and you add just a little decay what that does is create a bumped/pitch offset that slightly makes it go out of key and then back. Gives you that distinct brass sound. I remember when i discovered it by luck many years ago. I immediately went and tried to recreate brasses that i knew from ear most likely used that same technique forexample. The now days funny 'retro' classic Aqua - Barbie Girl's intro pad sound, always loved it. Try to recreate that one and have some fun! Later on with CZcams expanding and you'll get all kinds of tutorial videos popup. A retro VHS tutorial surfaced and the Toto keyboardist shows the exact same trick used on the song 'Africa' for example. Cool times for kids that want to learn music production. I learn new things everyday still, but i'm slowing down so it's good to have your channel as inspiration, keep it up!
As always interesting and inspiring. I do wish you'd explain some of the choices you make, as well mention or show the values you use, for example for the cutoff. I have to pause the video everytime to follow along.
Thanks for the tips! Just in case you didn’t already know: You can turn off the light show/Vegas mode on your Arturia keyboard. I have the same model and it annoyed me. There’s a setting to disable it, and you can also assign lots of different colours to the pads.
The videos are always so informative so thank you so much for that. I already learned so much from them. One thing that keeps me from unleashing my creativity is that I am afraid that my music sounds like songs that already exist. Do other people experience this as well and how are you dealing with it? Another question I have lately is that arps or arpeggios are used a lot. What are the rules for using an arp in your music? More specifically are arps copyrighted or does the same thing apply as chord progressions which can’t be copyrighted?
Great video Austin 😄thanks for the presets, will help me a lot in my songs 🙏i have a tutorial suggestion for you, a song in the style of 80's City Pop like Mariya Takeuchi - Plastic Love, Tatsuro Yamashita - Rinde on Time, Tomoko Aran - Midnight Pretenders, would be great to see ❤
you’re cool bro) actually, i wound like you make a beat or song like one direction, i think a lot of subscribes will be agree with. it will be interesting!
Analog BD Sine for the middle sub, square wave with unison of 5 slightly detuned and filtered at 18db around 350hz for the wide size. Bonus points if you also HP the side at around 120hz
The poor producer me always wants these videos to be vital 😂 love it though thank u for being a MASSIVE help on some crazy new pop-metal productions I have going at the moment 🙏🙏
you can follow this in vital! It's literally the same steps :D
@@MakePopMusic yes, made me discover the Ring Mod in Vital. Grande Bass was tough job.
You and me both 😂 but we not poor matty just not rich yet lol
Hey there's a trick you seem to not know about that they've used on the classic brass patches in the 80's. You need to route pitch modulation to one of the oscillators and you add just a little decay what that does is create a bumped/pitch offset that slightly makes it go out of key and then back. Gives you that distinct brass sound. I remember when i discovered it by luck many years ago. I immediately went and tried to recreate brasses that i knew from ear most likely used that same technique forexample.
The now days funny 'retro' classic Aqua - Barbie Girl's intro pad sound, always loved it. Try to recreate that one and have some fun! Later on with CZcams expanding and you'll get all kinds of tutorial videos popup. A retro VHS tutorial surfaced and the Toto keyboardist shows the exact same trick used on the song 'Africa' for example. Cool times for kids that want to learn music production. I learn new things everyday still, but i'm slowing down so it's good to have your channel as inspiration, keep it up!
FINALLY THANK YOUUUUU I LOVE YOU SM AUSTINNN😭❤️❤️❤️
Bro you are incredible! I learn so much from your videos thank you so much!!
Thank you so much!
As always interesting and inspiring. I do wish you'd explain some of the choices you make, as well mention or show the values you use, for example for the cutoff. I have to pause the video everytime to follow along.
Love these tutorials bro can you do some on some Memphis type productions?
if i become big as weeknd one da u will surely be illangelo or max martin in coming few years may god bless you man
Thank youuuu!
Thanks for the tips! Just in case you didn’t already know: You can turn off the light show/Vegas mode on your Arturia keyboard. I have the same model and it annoyed me. There’s a setting to disable it, and you can also assign lots of different colours to the pads.
The videos are always so informative so thank you so much for that. I already learned so much from them. One thing that keeps me from unleashing my creativity is that I am afraid that my music sounds like songs that already exist. Do other people experience this as well and how are you dealing with it? Another question I have lately is that arps or arpeggios are used a lot. What are the rules for using an arp in your music? More specifically are arps copyrighted or does the same thing apply as chord progressions which can’t be copyrighted?
Great video Austin 😄thanks for the presets, will help me a lot in my songs 🙏i have a tutorial suggestion for you, a song in the style of 80's City Pop like Mariya Takeuchi - Plastic Love, Tatsuro Yamashita - Rinde on Time, Tomoko Aran - Midnight Pretenders, would be great to see ❤
You should do this for Even" by bad omens, the synths are really interesting
oh shit! bro it's good!
Could you do a vid on sample library organisation?
Bro pls make a song like Stephen Sanchez. They sound like old music, pls make a video on that
Struggling with the synth arp w/o Ana 2, please help!
Otherwise, followed along and recreated all these amazing synths, thank you sm :)
you’re cool bro)
actually, i wound like you make a beat or song like one direction, i think a lot of subscribes will be agree with. it will be interesting!
Do you know what synth is similar to the bass synth in hot to go? I can’t find anything similar to it!😭
I'll make it for a video soon!
hi sir need a perfect sub bass with slight distortion that is stereo as well as mono compatible :D
Analog BD Sine for the middle sub, square wave with unison of 5 slightly detuned and filtered at 18db around 350hz for the wide size. Bonus points if you also HP the side at around 120hz
@@MakePopMusic thanks guru !