Dude you are so nice and genuine to teach people, thats why i keep watching you, because i know that there will always be something to learn. Btw real nice series love it. Keep it up!
Lol, Michael is such a master in music production, that even his own instruments are helping him to play -- this time guitar's griff is holding a microphone! :D
Genuinely one of THE best sources for professional music production advice on the internet! You're doing everybody a huge favor by putting out so much knowledge for free! I wish you the best of luck and keep making more.
In The Mix not only provides content that most people would charge for (plus releasing project files etc for free), but also communicates extremely clearly and concisely over digital media. Keep doing what you're doing, dude. This channel is golden.
That subtle vibrato is so much more amazing than people think. It's hardly noticeable in a full mis even if almost half your sounds have a very subtle vibrato to them. But it's one of those things that you don't really know are there but when it's gone you know something is missing. Just adds a nice bit of character to a sound or song for that matter.
Thank you for making these videos. I'm just getting into sound design and it's definitely overwhelming at first, but the way you're breaking it down is helping me understanding much better. And it's also so refreshing that you aren't badgering me to sign up for anything. I'm excited to continue watching your videos and learning more. 🙏
Why do I feel you are the creator of FL Studio? If not, you have a part in the sound system plugins...the vast knowledge about sound engineering is jus awesome & incomprehensible. Am always learning a lot from your videos...may you be Blessed Micheal and thank you so much for your selfless effort in teaching the world, making the complicated easy to do👌🙏🙏
Thanks! I didn’t create FL studio but, after years of studying signal flow and dsp, I’m actually releasing my own software next week! You’re the first to hear about it because I haven’t even teased it yet. I just felt like sharing!
@@inthemix wooooooooooooow...our own software...I believe it will be perfect bro. I jus can't wait for the tutorial so that I can be using it without issues
Hey Michael, thank you so much for everything you do man. I really appreciate it. You’re a true gift for every upcoming producer out there and an actual GOD of FL Studio. I wish you the best of success, health and happiness in your life. I‘m truly grateful, that I found your channel and I‘m always looking forward to your next video. Also the fact, that I don‘t have to sign up for some newsletter, in order to access your stuff, is greatly appreciated. If you’re going to release a course or something like that in the future, I will definitely buy it. 💯 🔥👍 Much love from Germany ❤️ Florian
Also a German dude passing by. Have seen many people doing tutorials about different genre styles but they never completely explain what steps were done during the process. And your channel is like: Genre? Start like that: Learn the basics how to mix. Seen couple of videos and you don't praise billions of VSTs to buy to be a good producer. You say to be good: check all details, train your ears. I learned pretty much
After many months/years of follow and re-watching videos i can say OBVIOUSLY Michael's channel and teaching skills is a gem of gems. Love you, thank you for doin' your "job". Respect from Hungary.
Thanks! This video, and others like it, is why YT is the greatest tool for learning in the history of the world. That's no mere hyperbole. Talented people are sharing their knowledge with others for free! We can glean so much without ever attending a physical classroom and listening to hours of padded, boring lectures -- and did I mention, for free? Okay, many vloggers have sponsors nowadays but they're NOT asking you directly for money. And even if there is money involved for added materials the value of the information presented generally far outweigh the nominal fees. But, if you do the research to get the best teacher, with the best credentials, and the best and most accurate lectures for your needs, you can get a higher education online for free and you don't have to attend any classrooms. Actual educational credits can be earned towards a GED or other degrees after testing. As a quality public education is on the decline, private education via sources such as YT can be a very valuable educational resource!
Hey Michael, I always wanted to learn music production/sound design very deeply, but could not afford a paid course due to some reasons; but then I came across this channel ! Thank you for such indepth tutorials, totally loving your videos! Hats off to your dedication! love from India
You're awesome! As a 1 year old music producer, you videos really help me doing "correct" stuff. You have a calm and relaxing voice that really helps for the comprehension (as a French it helps a lot even though i don't have much difficulties in English) and you're really good at teaching what you know. So thank you for everything you do!
Man I love the way you describe and explain the sounds you are teaching us how to produce. You have such a great vocabulary with explaining and describing music. It really helps me understand and visualize what I hear while you teach. I'm grateful that you take time out of your life to help young producers like me.
I'm a young producer, I started out like some 2 to 3 months ago and I'm trying very hard to evolve and make my songs better and I'm realizing that I am actually getting better day by day and I'm telling 80% of that is due to this guy, he goes over every topic so slowly and in detail that its helped me like a lot and moreover he has literally free sample packs without that mail thing and stuff, like when he said that line I had to stop the video and process that. Thanks a lot man for all the things that ur doing amateur producers like me and I hope one day I can get better with ur tutorials :)
10 seconds in and Instant Subscribe. CZcamsrs and content creators need to understand that viewers prefer - "No Bullshit, straight to the Point" sort of tutorials.
Can't wait for part II. I do down tempo / ambiant mostly and I make my own pads often. But I'd love to get to the next level. My pads often lack movement. I use Arturia Pigments. I love this one.
Most of guys on youtube show how to make music,you explain not just how to make music but what is sound itself, it's so understandable I use most of the concepts you share on Ableton, I dont have Fl studio. Thanks for sharing your passion and spreading knowedge at the same time
Whao! Thank you for this Michael! I am a teenage Synthwave producer and this is the kind of tutorial I was looking for in order to improve my pads. I really aim for my music to sound both professional but out of my heart as well. You rock!
I don't know how, but your enthusiasm is contagious. You're passionate about what you teach, and it's so engaging and encouraging. I've been making my way through your sound design series and it's been incredibly helpful. Thankyou.
before i started this video i went upstairs and made myself a fresh cup of tea with coconut oil and almond milk. Michael's entire aesthetic is so cozy and warm, down to the lighting in his studio, to his talking voice. I feel like I'm watching ASMR :)
I know this may sound kind of cheesy, but right when i mustered up enough courage to make my own channel with with kind of music in mind, you just so happened to make a tutorial. Serendipity? God? Coincidence? Either way, I am super thankful. And if I have any success comes my way, it's in large part because of you. Thank you.
I liked the Drifting Keys so much that I instantly recreated it in Vital (I can't afford Serum, so couldn't use the preset you provided) Aaand, it turned out to be soo good! Didn't have the Analog BG Sine wavetable, so I figured I'll create it (which is really my first wavetable) Thanks, Mike!
Thank you so much, Michael, I simply can't afford pro music education so along with a few other great CZcamsrs thank you for putting me through CZcams university and building my career/hobby you're much appreciated and I can see I'm far from the only one! You never know one day we could be working on something together! (have you or would you consider ever doing some simple preset packs? there's not enough "clean" sounds about and I'd happily pay a few £ to get some cool sounds and help the channel out)
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am actually working on a preset pack, I always like giving things away for free but I might make a premium one,maybe dontate some of the proceeds to charity or something like that!
@@inthemix or even a way to get more people learning, release it with a future tutorial series maybe? Lots of options. Thanks for the reply mate look after yourself 👍😁
Bro, so professional and well prepared, free project file, list of time that shows beginning of eash part of a video (i forgot the name, that describes this thing😂) Like i can see you trying hard, work hard and professional, that describes you as a person in a good way.
Always love your affection to teach us...love you Michael... Btw can you make a tutorial about LUFS, gain staging and perceived loudness...how to make sounds louder without clipping!!
I love the way you do these tutorials. There is a lot of shit like "how to make that house dong" and there is a guy saying "first you open up serum" followed by a series of "then you go here and tweak that, about 70%" so you actually don't know how the sound works, you just copy settings and if you don't have serum you're damned xD. On the other hand I was trying once to make that funny hardbass bass sound and 95% of tutorials were saying to download the sample, while 5% was about copying an serum preset... I love your work bro, keep on.
I've been having a difficult time getting my pads to really sound alive. This has been the single most helpful pad sound design walkthrough I've seen! Thank you!
Thanks to this video I was able to create my own Twinkly Pad, record it and export it as a Sample to use in a remix I started working for Leotrix - Hive Bounce.
thnkuu Micheal ,,,, i have learned a lot from ypu....i made my first track for spotify by watching your tutrorials....thanks a ton...you seem to know this stuff from the roots....and you explain very well :D
Thanks dude! You have inspired me not just to make music, but to help and teach people about the things i know. Thanks for restoring my faith in humanity! In the last few years i found out that theres a lot of awesome good people like you, but you just dont make as much noise as the bad people because you are doing your stuff to help others, not for attetion. Keep it up dude!
Man i love your channel, it feels so great how fast i can learn from your soothing , calm and full instructions. Thanks to you i have a way greater understanding of Serum now and can put my feelings even more into my music! ty man only love to you
Man I've been usings FL since version 6, I learn something new on every one of your videos! Could a simple little trick I never knew about, very glad to have this channel as a resource.
You're just amazing! Thank you for the excellent education you're giving us :) You helped me to finally understand SD concepts. The guitar at the end made my day, as I'm a guitarrist myself
It's interesting coincidence that you make videos on topics that I interested in right now, I just about yesterday was searching for "how to make atmospheric pads". Thank you very much, you are so cool!
Always a pleasure learning from you. I'm not a synth person more of a natural sound, Orchestral, person and so these tips are new and important to me. Thanks Keep up the good work.
Learn a lot from you , and I dont even have FLS , I just cant learn how to use it , but your explanation gave me general idea what to do to design a sound .
I feel like I should be paying to watch these....This kind of quality education shouldn't be free. You're one of a kind Mike.
Daniel Jensen that's right bro
if this was paid, poor producers like me will never get to watch these and lots of oppurtunity is missed
@@nandanmenon8968 Are you telling me that this dude... is God?
@@park3r61 no need to insult him like that
I agree this is brilliant!
"No mailing list or any nonsense like that" LIKED COMMENTED SUBSCRIBED RANG THAT BELL
When I say free I mean free :)
Trevan Haha Love your comment man 😂❤️ and... SAME 👍
SAME!
Amen brother
The ONLY no-nonsense production CZcams tutorial channel. Love your work. The advice you've given out is invaluable :3
Check out Yalcin Efe. Fantastic sound design tutorials. Mostly in Ableton and Serum.
finish more music y channel is great
No and he takes 17min to explain something thats 5min max. Its average you are just a total beginner so easily impressed
@@MrFree-vj8qj ffs just let him appreciate
Which tutorials do you want to see next? Sound design? FL Studio? :)
In The Mix a video on different affects plugins that you can put on your master channel that would benefit ambient sound production
In The Mix How to make skrillex’s Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites bass
I want a series called
(Recreate The Hit Tracks)
Can You Do This??
I want everything! Because everything you do is purrrrfect! ;)
These sound design tutorials on specific elements of a mix are freakin awesome, I've learned a ton from them and would love to see more
Dude you are so nice and genuine to teach people, thats why i keep watching you, because i know that there will always be something to learn. Btw real nice series love it. Keep it up!
Lol, Michael is such a master in music production, that even his own instruments are helping him to play -- this time guitar's griff is holding a microphone! :D
😂
Please dear god don't stop, you're the absolute best teacher I've found on this platform, hands down.
"Thank you for watching." - well, no. Thank YOU for making these high quality videos.
Genuinely one of THE best sources for professional music production advice on the internet! You're doing everybody a huge favor by putting out so much knowledge for free! I wish you the best of luck and keep making more.
I really like how you show how the synth sounds after each adjustment - It really helps me understand how the final result is built step by step.
In The Mix not only provides content that most people would charge for (plus releasing project files etc for free), but also communicates extremely clearly and concisely over digital media. Keep doing what you're doing, dude. This channel is golden.
That subtle vibrato is so much more amazing than people think. It's hardly noticeable in a full mis even if almost half your sounds have a very subtle vibrato to them. But it's one of those things that you don't really know are there but when it's gone you know something is missing. Just adds a nice bit of character to a sound or song for that matter.
“No nonsense or anything like that, free to download” = insta like n sub
This is probably the best channel on CZcams for music production tips. I can't say thank you enough.
factsss
Thank you for making these videos. I'm just getting into sound design and it's definitely overwhelming at first, but the way you're breaking it down is helping me understanding much better. And it's also so refreshing that you aren't badgering me to sign up for anything. I'm excited to continue watching your videos and learning more. 🙏
Sir, you are so kind to provide help like this with no ads, no promotions. Thank you so much.
This series has been so incredibly helpful. I can't begin to thank you enough. This has made sound design seem much more attainable than daunting.
Why do I feel you are the creator of FL Studio? If not, you have a part in the sound system plugins...the vast knowledge about sound engineering is jus awesome & incomprehensible.
Am always learning a lot from your videos...may you be Blessed Micheal and thank you so much for your selfless effort in teaching the world, making the complicated easy to do👌🙏🙏
Thanks! I didn’t create FL studio but, after years of studying signal flow and dsp, I’m actually releasing my own software next week! You’re the first to hear about it because I haven’t even teased it yet. I just felt like sharing!
@@inthemix wooooooooooooow...our own software...I believe it will be perfect bro. I jus can't wait for the tutorial so that I can be using it without issues
Hey Michael, thank you so much for everything you do man. I really appreciate it. You’re a true gift for every upcoming producer out there and an actual GOD of FL Studio. I wish you the best of success, health and happiness in your life. I‘m truly grateful, that I found your channel and I‘m always looking forward to your next video.
Also the fact, that I don‘t have to sign up for some newsletter, in order to access your stuff, is greatly appreciated. If you’re going to release a course or something like that in the future, I will definitely buy it. 💯 🔥👍
Much love from Germany ❤️
Florian
Thank you very much Florian, I really appreciate the kind words :)
Also a German dude passing by.
Have seen many people doing tutorials about different genre styles but they never completely explain what steps were done during the process.
And your channel is like:
Genre? Start like that: Learn the basics how to mix.
Seen couple of videos and you don't praise billions of VSTs to buy to be a good producer.
You say to be good: check all details, train your ears.
I learned pretty much
After many months/years of follow and re-watching videos i can say OBVIOUSLY Michael's channel and teaching skills is a gem of gems. Love you, thank you for doin' your "job". Respect from Hungary.
Thanks! This video, and others like it, is why YT is the greatest tool for learning in the history of the world. That's no mere hyperbole. Talented people are sharing their knowledge with others for free! We can glean so much without ever attending a physical classroom and listening to hours of padded, boring lectures -- and did I mention, for free? Okay, many vloggers have sponsors nowadays but they're NOT asking you directly for money. And even if there is money involved for added materials the value of the information presented generally far outweigh the nominal fees. But, if you do the research to get the best teacher, with the best credentials, and the best and most accurate lectures for your needs, you can get a higher education online for free and you don't have to attend any classrooms. Actual educational credits can be earned towards a GED or other degrees after testing. As a quality public education is on the decline, private education via sources such as YT can be a very valuable educational resource!
Hey Michael, I always wanted to learn music production/sound design very deeply, but could not afford a paid course due to some reasons; but then I came across this channel ! Thank you for such indepth tutorials, totally loving your videos! Hats off to your dedication!
love from India
You're awesome! As a 1 year old music producer, you videos really help me doing "correct" stuff. You have a calm and relaxing voice that really helps for the comprehension (as a French it helps a lot even though i don't have much difficulties in English) and you're really good at teaching what you know. So thank you for everything you do!
Wow you are starting off REALLY young! I couldn't talk at when I was one.
@@allensun xDDDDDD exactly what I was thinking haha!
Got more from this than I have from anywhere else. Please do not stop. Your videos are invaluable and I learn a ton.
Man I love the way you describe and explain the sounds you are teaching us how to produce. You have such a great vocabulary with explaining and describing music. It really helps me understand and visualize what I hear while you teach. I'm grateful that you take time out of your life to help young producers like me.
I'm a young producer, I started out like some 2 to 3 months ago and I'm trying very hard to evolve and make my songs better and I'm realizing that I am actually getting better day by day and I'm telling 80% of that is due to this guy, he goes over every topic so slowly and in detail that its helped me like a lot and moreover he has literally free sample packs without that mail thing and stuff, like when he said that line I had to stop the video and process that. Thanks a lot man for all the things that ur doing amateur producers like me and I hope one day I can get better with ur tutorials :)
10 seconds in and Instant Subscribe. CZcamsrs and content creators need to understand that viewers prefer - "No Bullshit, straight to the Point" sort of tutorials.
Can't wait for part II. I do down tempo / ambiant mostly and I make my own pads often. But I'd love to get to the next level. My pads often lack movement. I use Arturia Pigments. I love this one.
All your videos have so much information. No nonsense and wasting time at all. Pure knowledge! Thanks for sharing.
Most of guys on youtube show how to make music,you explain not just how to make music but what is sound itself, it's so understandable I use most of the concepts you share on Ableton, I dont have Fl studio.
Thanks for sharing your passion and spreading knowedge at the same time
Whao! Thank you for this Michael! I am a teenage Synthwave producer and this is the kind of tutorial I was looking for in order to improve my pads. I really aim for my music to sound both professional but out of my heart as well. You rock!
Nice tips. Play with envelopes and LFOs (keep them slow) if you want more evolving pads.
Wow the way you described the stereo imager was amazing. Couldn't hear it until you explained it. You're a great teacher.
00:40 my god i got goosebumps on that sound
You make most decent and true to viewer music tutorials i ever found 👌
I don't know how, but your enthusiasm is contagious. You're passionate about what you teach, and it's so engaging and encouraging. I've been making my way through your sound design series and it's been incredibly helpful. Thankyou.
before i started this video i went upstairs and made myself a fresh cup of tea with coconut oil and almond milk. Michael's entire aesthetic is so cozy and warm, down to the lighting in his studio, to his talking voice. I feel like I'm watching ASMR :)
You have taught me so much..... literally from scratch! I will forever owe you... and gladly
Pure knowledge...
No Silly talk and drama like others...
Great mike
I know this may sound kind of cheesy, but right when i mustered up enough courage to make my own channel with with kind of music in mind, you just so happened to make a tutorial. Serendipity? God? Coincidence? Either way, I am super thankful. And if I have any success comes my way, it's in large part because of you. Thank you.
Yassss thank you Michael, another beauty and educational guide of a video, as always. 💚
Thanks Christopher!
Thank you so much for this tut! I've been struggling with pads and ambient sounds!
I liked the Drifting Keys so much that I instantly recreated it in Vital (I can't afford Serum, so couldn't use the preset you provided) Aaand, it turned out to be soo good!
Didn't have the Analog BG Sine wavetable, so I figured I'll create it (which is really my first wavetable)
Thanks, Mike!
Thank you so much, Michael, I simply can't afford pro music education so along with a few other great CZcamsrs thank you for putting me through CZcams university and building my career/hobby you're much appreciated and I can see I'm far from the only one! You never know one day we could be working on something together! (have you or would you consider ever doing some simple preset packs? there's not enough "clean" sounds about and I'd happily pay a few £ to get some cool sounds and help the channel out)
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am actually working on a preset pack, I always like giving things away for free but I might make a premium one,maybe dontate some of the proceeds to charity or something like that!
@@inthemix or even a way to get more people learning, release it with a future tutorial series maybe? Lots of options. Thanks for the reply mate look after yourself 👍😁
I’ve been searching for something like this!! Thank you!
Bro, so professional and well prepared, free project file, list of time that shows beginning of eash part of a video (i forgot the name, that describes this thing😂) Like i can see you trying hard, work hard and professional, that describes you as a person in a good way.
Always love your affection to teach us...love you Michael...
Btw can you make a tutorial about LUFS, gain staging and perceived loudness...how to make sounds louder without clipping!!
I'm very gratefull to you for what you are doing on this channel.
Thanks
You and Alex rome are one of the best CZcamsrs for producing!
You Are My Favorite CZcamsr ❤
I learned allot from you ❤
Keep it Up.. ❤
this is unbelivably nice demonstration
Excellent video, loved and liked! :)
I like how your chord progression comes from Mass Effect's "An End Once And For All"
Thank you for sharing your knowledge kind sir
This is very useful for me, I like working with pads and this is very good knowledge source.
I love the way you do these tutorials. There is a lot of shit like "how to make that house dong" and there is a guy saying "first you open up serum" followed by a series of "then you go here and tweak that, about 70%" so you actually don't know how the sound works, you just copy settings and if you don't have serum you're damned xD. On the other hand I was trying once to make that funny hardbass bass sound and 95% of tutorials were saying to download the sample, while 5% was about copying an serum preset... I love your work bro, keep on.
The guy is such a pro. Thanks dude.
You are a blessing from heaven, thank you so much
Lot's of Love ❤
From Pakistan ❤
Same
from your neighbouring country INDIA but freindly
#PMKB
@@drlostcause4427 GuD Buddy ❤
Friendly Neighbor ❤
FarazDirector yeah bro ❣️❣️
I've been having a difficult time getting my pads to really sound alive. This has been the single most helpful pad sound design walkthrough I've seen! Thank you!
Yeah, another weapon,am gonna drag straight to ma arsenal,much love from East Africa Tanzania,dude your such industry.thanks.
You make the best tutorials on youtube! explaining everything in a way thats easy to learn - thank you!
Thanks to this video I was able to create my own Twinkly Pad, record it and export it as a Sample to use in a remix I started working for Leotrix - Hive Bounce.
Thank my friend God bless you😍 you have helped me over the years
No words , just thank you for being honest and helpful!!! Professional as it needs to be.
The first, solid, well shown tutorial I saw. Thank you. Post more like this. Very informative, very helpful.
thnkuu Micheal ,,,, i have learned a lot from ypu....i made my first track for spotify by watching your tutrorials....thanks a ton...you seem to know this stuff from the roots....and you explain very well :D
THANKS BRO HOPE YOU'RE DOING WELL!!
This is great, really great. You are great. Thanks for all the explanations.
All the LOVE ! ! !! ! !
Excellent Video. Your teaching skills are brilliant and I loved what you demonstrated.
Great tutorial. I could use this to make my ambient tracks better.
Thanks dude! You have inspired me not just to make music, but to help and teach people about the things i know. Thanks for restoring my faith in humanity! In the last few years i found out that theres a lot of awesome good people like you, but you just dont make as much noise as the bad people because you are doing your stuff to help others, not for attetion. Keep it up dude!
Dude your work is awesome, I don't speak english very well but I could understand this tutorial perfectly
Man i love your channel, it feels so great how fast i can learn from your soothing , calm and full instructions. Thanks to you i have a way greater understanding of Serum now and can put my feelings even more into my music! ty man only love to you
May the sound be with you .
Aameen
Man I've been usings FL since version 6, I learn something new on every one of your videos! Could a simple little trick I never knew about, very glad to have this channel as a resource.
Really nice and inspiring video! Truly enjoyed and look forward to seeing your next video. Take care and have a lovely day!!!
THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!!!
Damn, Magic Mike is at it again! If you ever need something from a graphic designer call me up, you're the OG man!
This guy is genuine😍😍😍
Thank you for the tutorial and present! I managed to copy what you did and it worked :)
You're just amazing! Thank you for the excellent education you're giving us :) You helped me to finally understand SD concepts. The guitar at the end made my day, as I'm a guitarrist myself
You have no idea how much you are helping me out as a beginner, Mike. 0 dislikes, 100 % deserved! :)
Honestly, your tutorials has been so helpful. I salute you bro..
I appreciate your uploads so much! These lessons are a huge gift for everyone who wants to make music!
I've finally discovered the name of this kind of music after several years!
Thanks a ton!
It's interesting coincidence that you make videos on topics that I interested in right now, I just about yesterday was searching for "how to make atmospheric pads".
Thank you very much, you are so cool!
thank u .....best teacher ever
In love with how detailed you explain the topic, thank you so much! :)
The slow A&R are a great trick. I'll use THAT!
Always a pleasure learning from you.
I'm not a synth person more of a natural sound, Orchestral, person and so these tips are new and important to me.
Thanks
Keep up the good work.
Awesome video. Thank you for your videos and your teaching! You are helping me to make actual MUSIC (from the soul) with sound design.
Yesss, i love ambient music, thanks for the tips^^
Learn a lot from you , and I dont even have FLS , I just cant learn how to use it , but your explanation gave me general idea what to do to design a sound .
Everything i know about fl is because of you. Thank you very much.
Do you live inside my brain? How come you made all the videos I wanted to learn! THANK YOU!
Dude your videos are so good. Clear and Concise. Just what I like!
no dislikes until now, you really deserve it!
Thank you so so much! Your tutorials are awesome I love your videos! :)