PRO PSYTRANCE / EDM: Snare Hihat FM Percussion Synthesis in 15 minutes with XFER SERUM
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- All musicians thrive for originality. If you are one of us and you really want to be original, sound design is one of the biggest obstacles to tackle.
This is a series about making big sounds the easy way. Friendly for begginners and useful for advanced producers.
Build your rhythm section easy and quick. All with the same synthesizer.
Learn how to synthesize and modulate hi frequency in a practical way and maximize your workflow.
(english version)
In this tutorial you will learn:
How to create a Snare (SNR) /Closed Hat ( CHH) / Open Hat (OHH) and FM Percussion with Xfer Serum noise oscillator.
A simple way to create percussive sounds with synthesizers in a very quick and easy way using Serum.
From Noise to FM we will explore a few different modulations to make your rhythm section shine.
Rhythm section construction in 4 easy steps and an extra gold nugget to tie it all up.
Easy percussion synthesis.
Basic synthesis.
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Thanks mate, this is becoming my new favorite YT channel.
Thank YOU ! i am very happy if i can help to get stuff going or at least inspiring some new ideas with these tutorials. Will def keep at it here every week! :D
Loved the show! Simple but cool stuff.
Thank you 🙏
Wow, I am amazed by the quality of your sound and the multitude of ideas that your technique opens up .... I also regret, as some others, that you used fast forward, I am not in a rush ;-)
Sorry for that I might do an extended version soon with more processing when the time comes!
again, great stuff. so good when you can learn from someone who actually knows what he's talking about, has proven track record... and I still love the fresh approach to design the basic elements, usually everyone goes the same way in YT videos, or with small differences... keep these tutorials coming, we're hungry for this :) thanks again doing it, we appreciate! this COVID actually does a great service to amateur producers, as this amount of tutorials in psytrance from even well known artists on a regular basis has never happened before (but hopefully not disappear after neither). add to the picture the huge amount of plugin sales from all developers... besides of the obvious negative effects of such pandemic, we can always find some good in every bad.
Great view and perspective is seriously good u can focus on the good things of this crisis. Keep that attitude! Happy to be helping and inspiring people like yourself.
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Whaaat dafuq... probably the most comprehensive percussion video for psytrance i've seen so far, good job! Thank you so much!
Thank you too for your kind words and feedback! 😊
@@HomegrownAudioChannel Looking forward to more videos :)
Nice dude, keep em coming!
Thanks man 😊
big ups and respect for professionalism, but I must put this out! first second of hearing ur bassline: spinal fusion middle mode - orb!!!
maaan
Thanks a lot!! 🙏 I'll make a bass processing tut some time soon!!
never made a hat before...didn't see the point, now I have nothing but time, keep'm coming carnalito !!!
Thank u very much for your feedback
really clear and sensible tutorial .. thanks a lot Patricio! was fun to see ur approach and realise i came to some of the same methods by experimenting in dark rooms
Very happy about your feedback thanks a lot!!
so great !!!
Thanks a lot!
Wow, thank you so much, this is amazing. Exactly what I was looking for.
🙏 Thank you
Cool stuff man!! Thank you
Boom sorry just saw the comment
Nice one, love the brain massage experiment.
eheheh its always good ! massage that grey matter
Thanks !!
Happy holidays and thanks to you for your feedback 🙏
very nice tutorials thank you plz continue !!!
Thanks a lot! 😊
Will-O-Wisp send me here. Great channel man! Learning valuable information.
Thanks for the feedback! 😊
You convince me to subscribe m8! Nice tutorials!
Thanks a lot amigo one more coming today 😊
loveeee itttt!!!!
Thank you very much! 😊
Never attempted to create percussion on my own (always modifying and processing samples), so time to experiment :D One thing though is it would have been interesting to see what was happening behind the snare rhythm in a little bit more detail, but other than that learnt a fucktonne again! Top video :D
Thank you very much just saw the comment and yes I Maybe fast forwarded a bit that too much.
The 'normal' snare rhythm I just did a bar loop with a reverse and an offbeat snare accentuating the rhythm then copy it and enlarged the pattern did a tiny variation to the offbeat snare. Then I duplicated the pattern again and enlarged it so it was now 4 bars and did a last variation there
Hi Patricio, tks for sharing! awesome content... Btw, I love the Grid Elements samples u've made to Futurephonic. There is any possibility you could make a tutorial on this concept? Grid talks, rising and glitching? :)
Thank you very much! Yes that tutorial is in the making. Most likely in the next couple of weeks!! :)
@@HomegrownAudioChannel yeahh!
@@koozin69 Boom ! Dont doubt to ask stuff or reach out we here to help
Honest feedback - this one was good but not as good as the kick 'n' bass tutorial (which was exceptional!). There were some good techniques, particularly the high hat stuff and random, but the earlier rhythmic snare part was practically impossible to follow and repeat with you skipping through it on fast forward. Would have been better if that part had been done at the same speed as the other techniques I think. The fast forward should only really be used for when you are doing repetitions of something you have already done in normal time imo. Thanks a lot for putting these out though and i look forward to whatever comes next :)
Thanks for the feedback! Yes u are right will keep in mind for the next ones. I thought this rythmic section is really not a big deal since its just bouncing and reversing audios and making variations with simple accent on an offbeat... :( gotta consider this is also interesting to follow. Again thanks a lot
@@HomegrownAudioChannel Yep - always worth bearing in mind everyone is different and has different knowledge. Personally I think synthesising snares and hats from noise is not a big deal because I already know how to do that. A bigger deal for me would have been to see what you did with the automation of the reverb and delay on those snares though for example and how you made the higher pitch one :)
@@stevebaker2896 definitely. the pitch up sort of feel on that other snare is pulled by an auto filter on insert.
And the automation on the channel is just opening and closing send levels on certain hits to get bit of rvb or delay splash some places
How do you make that stab, 3 seconds into the video 😂
Which one? 🤣 The one in the intro?
@@HomegrownAudioChannel yes 😅
Ehehe maybe I open the intro project and show u. I think its serum and a sine wave kinda stabby arp with delay
Thanks !!