Whoosh and Glitch Generator Sound Design Tutorial using Granular Synthesis in Phase Plant

in this video I'll show you how to create a whoosh and glitch generator by using granular synthesis in Phase Plant.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
0:06 Preview patch
0:21 General patch explanation
0:52 Going through source material
3:09 Granular whoosh module
5:30 Second granular module and remapping macro's
9:54 Adding flutter and basic processing
16:56 Granular module with explosion sample
23:02 Adding another granular module
27:52 Adding wavetable modules
34:29 Playing around with macro's and different samples
35:09 End result
35:15 Outro

[@basbertrandgameaudio3838]

I noticed I misspoke a few times, English is not my native language😅
- on 14:14 I mean the pitch shift, not the volume
- 14:50 this is the frequency of the LFO, not the amount of LFO

[@Kale_116]

this is a really good one!! really nice to educate on how people use remap and macros.. thx for the time u spent on the vid ☮

[@spinosound]

Very inspiring tutorial and very well explained 👍🏼 Thanks!

[@idekas459]

Very nice work !

[@Ash_Todd_]

Thanks for this! Honestly really good tutorial! 🎉

[@bpsounddesign]

Your work is super inspiring Bas!

[@basbertrandgameaudio3838]

Thank you! That's wonderful to hear

[@WouterMeijer-AurisMedia]

Nice work Bas!

[@basbertrandgameaudio3838]

Thanks Wouter :)

[@marcus268]

super sounds!

[@martinberlugue2769]

it's great thanks !

[@LAxemann]

Ohh great stuff! :D

[@cryptout]

Very cool

[@serapheogen]

Thank you x

[@georgechadwick8642]

Take a shot every time Bas says 'errrrrm' :D
Just kidding bro great tutorial. Thanks!

[@MrLasseHeide]

Really cool stuff Bas! I can't quite recreate your electricity sound - out of curiosity, what are the basics of it?

[@basbertrandgameaudio3838]

Thanks! In that sample, the explosion is made with the technique I use in the phase plant explosion tutorial on my channel. The electricity itself is made a bit different. Do you know those tape measure tools? If you flap them around at various lengths and speeds you get some great source material for electricity. After that I processed it in Snap Heap, and by using an audio follower you can drive filters, distortion, phasers and flangers and what not, and make it follow the movement of your tape measure source recordings.
I might have layered it with recordings from duct tape for more crisp.

[@basbertrandgameaudio3838]

Thinking about it now, I might have put the source recordings of the measure tape tool in a granular module in Phase Plant. It's a while ago so I'm not sure. Should give similar results!

[@MrLasseHeide]

@@basbertrandgameaudio3838 Thank you for getting back to me so quickly! I will definitely try this - the audio follower on recorded material like that is a fun idea :D