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I can't stress enough to remind people to save their presets. This can save you a lot of time and also, help you remember and rediscover techniques you used before but might have forgotten about
Such an informative video, that's to me probably the most fun part about sound design, finding my way gradually to a sound that suits the track. It's always a bit of discovery!
Projektor, you described exactly the sound design process that came to me naturally by instinct. I feel it worth mentioning that more often than not, the compositional inspiration emerges from the sound design as I play around in the piano roll to hear different ways that I can apply the patch in the context of a song. Sometimes a riff, melody, or an entire section practically writes itself as I tweak the patch and add more movement.
Yeah, that is a really nice approach to alleviate the fear of beginning. Keep an eye out I will share my philosophy about sound design soon. Thanks for the video !! :D
i would like to point out that the trial-and-error approach is good not only in sound design, but in every aspect of our lives you never know until you try experimenting is the key
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I can't stress enough to remind people to save their presets. This can save you a lot of time and also, help you remember and rediscover techniques you used before but might have forgotten about
big facts man, i lost more presets than i could count 💔💔
I agree but I found out that when you save presets you tend to go the easy way and pull up old presets too often, someway killing the creativity
YES! I have semi-
dead harddrive with over 400 presets for hive. :(
true it's very easy to bounce from an idea you already had!
Soooo true ❤
You are a great teacher, mate. Really appreciate your channel.
Thanks man!
Such an informative video, that's to me probably the most fun part about sound design, finding my way gradually to a sound that suits the track. It's always a bit of discovery!
Projektor, you described exactly the sound design process that came to me naturally by instinct. I feel it worth mentioning that more often than not, the compositional inspiration emerges from the sound design as I play around in the piano roll to hear different ways that I can apply the patch in the context of a song. Sometimes a riff, melody, or an entire section practically writes itself as I tweak the patch and add more movement.
Yeah, that is a really nice approach to alleviate the fear of beginning. Keep an eye out I will share my philosophy about sound design soon. Thanks for the video !! :D
This is really encouraging - thanks!
I'm glad! hope it helps!
TBH. Learning with Serum, Vital, PP is far more easy, because of the visualizations, the different parameters working.
yeah visualizing is is always a good way to learn. but you can use external analyzers for that too if you need those
Surge XT ftw
@@akira20ish probably the least intuative & visual synth I know...
@@Projektor_music ableton's analogue and wavetable are great too
@@akira20ish honestly I never use them. I can do so much with my VST's...
stopping kids from saying first
second!
@@DaddaPsy *insert "i mean it's alright like-overrated af..." meme here*
thanks
@@Projektor_music my pleasure, and thanks for your content also, very helpful!
@@ramalshebl60 Thanks man! Glad you enjoy it!
i would like to point out that the trial-and-error approach is good not only in sound design, but in every aspect of our lives
you never know until you try experimenting is the key
I'd not say every aspect. My father has a circular saw I'd like to learn how to use at some point in my life...
@@Projektor_music and what's the problem? :D you don't have any wood to experiment with? 💀or you mean that error may be fatal? 🤔
@@sheesh1337 i mean I know a guy with 9 fingers who thought like you said...
@@Projektor_music 🤣