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VITAL SOUND DESIGN - Making a Kick
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2020
- In this video i will show you the process to create a standard kick sound with the new free VST Vital.
The patch is pretty simple and my intent is to show you the process not the exact value for every modulation.
Grab vital at: vital.audio/
Download the patch: bit.ly/2KWyRiI
this video was SO helpful. so many vital tutorials i watch don't explain anything and just give you a bunch of information all at once and its really hard to digest, but this video really helped me understand what you were doing and why. thanks you so much for this! especially the tip at the end about changing the noise sample to change the character of the kick.
Man on 1:46 when you make that sound with your voice I replay this part like hundred times , and forget to finish the lesson , you make my day hahaha thank you sir , you are awesome teacher.
Probably you think that i am an awesome teacher because you haven’t finish to watch the video 😂
@@splitthesound743 No man I finished it at last and made a Boooooomy Kick
@@splitthesound743 Please help me - how can I repeat this kick with the help of LFO? So that I can hold one button on the midi keyboard and this kick is played many times since I drew the lfo for this. Where do you need to hang the lfo given this method of creating a kick?
Nice, thank you! The most important thing I learned, was that you did not use the designated envelopes, but instead used the LFO’s in envelope mode. I suppose because you have more flexibility there.
I'm not clear on the advantage of using an LFO as an ENV ?
@@KozmykJ you can add as many points as you want so you can shape your envelope in any way you want. The dedicated envelopes only have a fixed number of points.
@@ExAfricaNovi Thanks for that. I get it now 👍
@@ExAfricaNovi please help me - how can I repeat this kick with the help of LFO? So that I can hold one button on the midi keyboard and this kick is played many times since I drew the lfo for this. Where do you need to hang the lfo given this method of creating a kick?
This video was great! I had never really thought about all the uses that lfos have, and the way you used them to make a kick really opened my mind more!
This is nice ! Can we get some more bass desin videos ?
That's great! Thanks for the video! I'm learning Vital and I didn't even know you can make a kick using it too. There's just so many possibilities it's amazing.
Great tutorial, very intuitive. I love sound design; You have inspired me to make my own drum kit and tweak it in Drummaxx. Thank you. Would definitely love and appreciate some more drum and bass tutorials
No more relying on third party samples :)
Absolutely amazing video man u got a subscribe n like!! I love the straight forwardness of the video. More vital sound design would be great!!
I did learn something new :) you deserve way more subs, so I'm commenting twice to let the algorithm know it needs to push your tutorials to more people 😆
Amazing video buddy! well explained and easy to follow
Hi :) Thank you for this tutorial 😊✌️ I really appreciate that kick so much! ♥️ I have a Vital and i wanna learn more things about this perfect and FREE!!! Plugin! 😊 Greetings from Poland :)
How this channel only have 818 subscribers? Pretty awesome content
thank you!!!
This video is so helpful
Thank you👍.
sharp mate , make more please , THANKS
Yeah bass design please! Alix Perez style whomps..... 😎
thanks mate!
very helpful. thank you so much.
Very helpful, thank you!
Awesome 😁👍
Olá, gostei muito de sua aula. Seria possível fazer alguns Bass, por favor!
very good, thanks!
@ SPLIT THE SOUND
I’m trying to make a distorted 909 kick and I have only 1 oscillator with a sine wave transposed down to -17. I have modulated envelope to pitch for the click sound.
But I feel like the sub from the sine wave is too growly and bassy and not clean. Changing octave doesn’t help either.
Any tips on how to make it better and get it sounding like an actually TR909?
Why do you like to pitch to -19, -39 etc? What is the idea for this specific value / note.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Please help me - how can I repeat this kick with the help of LFO? So that I can hold one button on the midi keyboard and this kick is played many times since I drew the lfo for this. Where do you need to hang the lfo given this method of creating a kick?
The easiest way is to put it on a midi track and loop it
@@splitthesound743 Thank you for your kindness, but that doesn't work for me. I need to program a synthesizer without using external sequencers. I've already done it, it's all good. I turned in lfo sync instead envelope
And once the sound is created, how is it saved in "presets" ?
If you can't figure out how to save presets, you could always use your favorite wave Editor/DAW to record the output signal and render it down as a sample :). For example, if using FL Studio, you could trigger the kick while edison is recording and then print it out as a .wav
Then, if you need to further edit/tweak the kick, you can open Image Lines "DrumPad" VST (comes with all versions of FL) to further tweak the kick and change the character of it. I will also reply back later today to let you know how to save custom presets in Vital once I sit down at my PC and figure it out (up until this point I have used Sytrus and 3x Osc, so I am unfamiliar with Vitals GUI).
I hope this helps! Feel free to contact me if you need more help. I would be happy to. Music is all about community and culture and I want to give back and contribute as much as I can. Split here has inspired me to do so :)
Ok so there are 2 ways to save a preset in Vital: The first way is to click the "down-arrow with rectangular box" icon to the right of the preset selector (the big black rectangle at the top-middle that says "int preset" when you open Vital). This will allow you to save preset AND ALSO edit the metadata of said preset. Alternatively, you may click on the "hamburger icon" (an icon made up of 3 horizontal lines, directly right of the button I referred to previously), then click "save preset". Choose a memorable place/folder to save the preset, and you're good to go :). You may load the preset later at your discretion by clicking the preset selector- That big rectangle at the top-middle of Vitals GUI that I mentioned before.
I hope this helps! Enjoy, and keep making music!
How did you even get this to work? I only get the VST3 version which is missing features and poor resolution, the actual VST doesn't even appear after installation, the whole thing's broken and nobody else is even having issues, it doesn't make sense. Is this only for 32-bit computers?
is it possible to export this sound to be loaded on a sampler?
am, i have a question bro, how can i export my sound to wav or mp3 ???????
Are you using ableton?
@@splitthesound743 no i use LMMS and Garageband
@@bdeadofficial In pretty much all DAW's you just need something in the timeline to trigger your sound once and you can then export the whole project. This can be the sound clip or a midi clip with a note triggering the sound.
Techno kick ?
Designing drums is simplest in serum
Can you explain why? IMO is the same, and it cost 180€ less in VITAL
Great explanation
Are u italian?
Feps22 si! Confermo
@@splitthesound743 grande bro, ti ho appena scoperto e continuerò a seguirti!
Ti ringrazio! Spero di fare qualche video al più presto