I KNOW RIGHT I was watching it with a big smile on my face. But I finished the video with jaw dropped like at some point it suddenly started to sound epic af.
@@SonicBodhi1 exactly, so many people are like "workflow this, workflow that" but i feel like FL can be a pretty efficient DAW when you know how to navigate it.
This is the pad tutorial I have been looking for for a long time. Making pads directly in synthesizers was not cutting it in terms of how complex the resulting sounds were for me
I had no idea where you were going with this but wow, ive been trying to figure out how to get this sound for a while and I was close with reverb but thanks for finally connecting the dots for me
The one thing i took away from this is the use of grandular synthesis, i do ambient music myself and somehow ive overlooked the grandular not realizing its potential, thanks for the helpful tip.
in fact, you can take absolutely any seventh chord to increase the attack and release in it and hang a Valhalla or other huge reverb on it, the effect will be the same.
Wow I am really excited to try this, this is opening new doors for me here. Really great quick results and lots of room for experimentation. didn't even realise these plugins did stuff like this in FL. Awesome tutorial thanks so much !!!!
he does something incomprehensible.. oh it sounds good.. again something incomprehensible.. oh my God, how can you listen to this?!.. again doing something incomprehensible.. Wow, this is divine!
what if we only take " C " Notes in defferent octaves,? will we make a default C not pad which will be easy to switch in to every other notes or making chords from it? Is this a post arrangement process or you doing this during the arrangement or even befor starting a project?
This is like "How to draw a panda. Step 1: Circles, Step 2: more Circles, Step 3: Panda. Its so good it doesnt even make sense. Made it look so easy 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
my Granulizer doesn't have the "click to load sample" part. i had to load it into the 2nd, waveform page THANK YOU for tutorial! I wasn't kind of aware of this or god knows how many other cool plugins, this can create magic!
@@frostedveins Have the Granulizer opened and then drag the sample straight from computer folder onto Granulizer. Now I found out it doesn't matter if i drag it on 1st or 2nd page, works either way :)
A very useful tutorial!🙏 I haven't used ValhallaRoom as a plug-in yet, but I have Supermassive... How can I recreate the same effect? Sorry, I’m learning to use FL Studio :'
Doode What?! :D Noice! My progress got interrupted by everlasting sound selection of a nice shiny sounding pad so was rly bored and brain-slow and never found one so I typed in how to make shiny pads on youtube and found that! thanks for the inspiration!
I thought it was a joke before you added reverb
SAME
I tried it out and it works
I KNOW RIGHT
I was watching it with a big smile on my face. But I finished the video with jaw dropped like at some point it suddenly started to sound epic af.
LOL
fr wth i was *stunned* to hear the final result compared to the base
I wonder if this guy realizes he’s single handedly changed lives with this tutorial
For real i am so happy to stumble this upon
Bruh how is this even possible, it sounds so complex yet is so easy, I love it!
OMG WHAT? 🤩🤩🤩
@@brendansweeney9719 ?
@@wtfexza lmao
Yeah, that's a really cool way to make good pedes, instead of searching for endless libraries in Kontakt
Thats how I feel about a lot of great songs. They sound so simple, but it's so much that goes into it
You can directly convert any loop in nice atmospheric pad using edison. Just use blur option inside edison and add some reverb.
Hey, thanks man, I've never thought of that technique before :)))
Thanks! Nice way to create some space ambient!
Secrets of In The Mix huh 😂
But doing whatever is shown in this video makes the sound so clean
also by using blur white impulse in the fruity convolver
That Valhalla plugin really changed everything
This man moving like he’s a wizard wtf 🧙♂️
because he is familiar with FL Studio, I myself have used FL Studio for years, it's not that difficult to use.
@@SonicBodhi1 exactly, so many people are like "workflow this, workflow that" but i feel like FL can be a pretty efficient DAW when you know how to navigate it.
@@SonicBodhi1 Dude. Hes a music ninja. If you're a ninja too you shouldnt speak on it. Thats like ninja 101 man.
this 5 min video just changed my life this is precisely what i was looking for
HOLY SHIIII* How in the earth from those random notes become that transcending ambient???
All those notes were in harmony with each other. They were in the same key. Otherwise it wouldn't sound good to the ear.
@@magnafide This is an overlooked comment. Hugely helpful and informative. Thank you.
This is one of the many things i've always wanted to know how to do. I can finally replicate the sounds in my head thank you.
This guy did what a lot of other channels would probably lock behind their 'courses' thank you!!
This is the pad tutorial I have been looking for for a long time. Making pads directly in synthesizers was not cutting it in terms of how complex the resulting sounds were for me
I had no idea where you were going with this but wow, ive been trying to figure out how to get this sound for a while and I was close with reverb but thanks for finally connecting the dots for me
The one thing i took away from this is the use of grandular synthesis, i do ambient music myself and somehow ive overlooked the grandular not realizing its potential, thanks for the helpful tip.
dudes a fkn sorcerer
in fact, you can take absolutely any seventh chord to increase the attack and release in it and hang a Valhalla or other huge reverb on it, the effect will be the same.
Wow I am really excited to try this, this is opening new doors for me here. Really great quick results and lots of room for experimentation. didn't even realise these plugins did stuff like this in FL. Awesome tutorial thanks so much !!!!
Thought it would be a drag to make such a pad, but that looks rather fun to try and it sounds great:)
True
@@wawarushi cute name
@@sashimi879 thank you :)
this guy is literally a sound magician!!!
exactly what i wanted for my dark ambient journey
Sick tutorial, thanks
stfu
stfu
Ngl, the tutorial was sick. I just wanna know what song that is in the back
A track I made called “Dawn”
Sounds so beautiful 😍..feel so spiritual. Hope all these come in producer edition
that started sounding AMAZING when u added reverb
bro i was struggling with sound designing in synths but then found it, that valhalla is very powerful and changes the entire thing.
this is video not intended for beginners
he does something incomprehensible.. oh it sounds good.. again something incomprehensible.. oh my God, how can you listen to this?!.. again doing something incomprehensible.. Wow, this is divine!
This is actually pretty good
I went from "dang this sounds kind of bad" to "omfg he is a genius
edit: This video a certified hood classic now. Thanks man
Too good to share
The mindset that holds back a lot of progression unfortunately :(
Bro, that's so nice!
Man!! This is amazing, this the best tutorial I've ever seen.
It was just what I needed. Thank you for such an easy and effective technique
Whoa ...... Man ...... Whatever you did was magical........ You deserve more subscribers bro ..... ....
incredible tutorial🎉
edward showed me how to make these pads i am blessed
goona enjoy this all night.
Many thanks 🙏🏻
Incredible, man! Thank you so much, simple and magical!
another proof that fl stock plugins are awesome
The reverb one wasn't stock.
wow i feel like if youre an idiot and youve been producing for a long time like me you forget how powerful some reverb is holy shiiit this awesome
what if we only take " C " Notes in defferent octaves,?
will we make a default C not pad which will be easy to switch in to every other notes or making chords from it?
Is this a post arrangement process or you doing this during the arrangement or even befor starting a project?
How come my granulizer doesn’t have a spot to add audio 🙁
Same happened to me
Great tutorial man. Short and gets to the point. A lot of these dank shit posting CZcams producers could learn something from you.
Amazing. I love this technique!
This is like "How to draw a panda. Step 1: Circles, Step 2: more Circles, Step 3: Panda.
Its so good it doesnt even make sense. Made it look so easy 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
dawg slow down
Ethan: Uses Granulizer.
Me: *"Is this some kind of sick joke?"*
Ethan: Uses Valhalla Room.
Me *"WHAT?!? HOW?!?"*
thank you for this video
Super fire tutorial!🔥
It's amazing , i loved it , Nice work 👍🏻
brother, u r amazing in FL Studio
thank you so much this was very helpful
Wonderfull tutorial, Great for anyone who want to make some ambiant pads, sound really nice with an analog synth.
wow dude thanks for this video man, you def earned my sub
Thanks for this buddy, really amazing tutorial for enhancing personal creativity.....have a wonderful day! ;D
my Granulizer doesn't have the "click to load sample" part. i had to load it into the 2nd, waveform page
THANK YOU for tutorial! I wasn't kind of aware of this or god knows how many other cool plugins, this can create magic!
how exactly did you do it ? I have the same problem
@@frostedveins Have the Granulizer opened and then drag the sample straight from computer folder onto Granulizer. Now I found out it doesn't matter if i drag it on 1st or 2nd page, works either way :)
It's astonishing how much some reverb can change a sound or chord.
Thanks!
could you make it in 20 minute? I cant follow this :D
Wow... at first I was like mehhh but then when you finished putting all the effects i'm like whoaaaaaa
Holy shit, this is amazing. Thank you SO much for this.
Holy, I've been searching this for long time LOL
A very useful tutorial!🙏 I haven't used ValhallaRoom as a plug-in yet, but I have Supermassive... How can I recreate the same effect? Sorry, I’m learning to use FL Studio :'
Gorgeous sound
When I drag sample onto Fruity Granulizer, there's no sound. Please help
Beautiful sound, thank you for sharing 🌟✨
Love it! Thanks
You r amazing I love your tutorials and learnd pretty much new things from u
very glad i stumbled on this thanks man ✌
wow! that's exactly what i was looking for
Doode What?! :D Noice! My progress got interrupted by everlasting sound selection of a nice shiny sounding pad so was rly bored and brain-slow and never found one so I typed in how to make shiny pads on youtube and found that! thanks for the inspiration!
Wow. Trying this now.
Nice now i can make 1975 type music
that is so dope, thanks a lot
awesome video, sir, thank you very much!
This was AMAZING!
Really great technique! Thanks for the video!
I love ambient music😍
that's beautiful wtf
Amazing tutorial! Thanks for the tips!!
I love you man, merci!
Thanks, master🙏
Great tutorial! Also what’s the background song in the video?
How can I make more like this? Can you make new tutorial for beginners? with easier ways?
impressive
I never heard of Valhalla Room before. Sounds interesting.
everyone and my grandma uses it lol
This is great
This video is a gem
We can play the sound in different keys right?
i guess yes
wtf bro you are magician thanks alot bro sounds good.
wildddd
You are a genius.
Its amazingly crrative
awesome tutorial man, just subbed
magic
Im a broke boy so I use the default reverb.
But I reverse the sound and its still pretty good
You recommend the Valhalla VST? Not the fruity reverb?
I surely do... plus it's free (but the $50 version is what he is using)
fruity reverb is a toy compared to valhalla
thank you very much bro, this tutorial video is very useful
this is some fucking underrated content thanks bro!!
woah!! awesome