How to Make Forest Synth
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2024
- Grab your tent and a synthesizer and head out to the woods to conjure up some sonic synth magic!
Free Nordic Folk Samples:
www.dropbox.com/sh/eljwxgnbbg...
How to Make Viking Folk:
• How to Make Viking Folk
How to Make Dungeon Synth:
• How to Make Dungeon Synth
Get FireBird 2:
firebirdsql.org/en/firebird-2-0/
Special thanks to Zeraya.
#forestsynth #dungeonsynth #darkfolk - Hudba
Here's some free bandcamp download codes for the full album "Gothrog - The Trees Have Secrets"!
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forest synth is like taking shrooms in a forest and you get transported back into the medieval age of the villages
Ok now plz do Ocean Synth, Mountain Synth and Suburban Synth
Thanks for the suggestions. I also have Dino Synth planned out...
From simplicity comes magic. Just wonderful 🙏
I've always had "forestwave" in my head, you created it perfectly. Fantastic job.
Thank you!
Really liking the dungeon synth material!
I really want to try and make a Dungeon/Forest Synth record that takes influence from other 90s games other than RPGs - particularly something with influence from the Sonic CD Soundtrack - in this case moreso the less lauded US one as it just has that really cool kinda new-age-but-less-corny ambient feel to it. It might be a bit of an undertaking though - likely there is some Vaporwave sub/crossgenre that goes into this territory so I'll keep looking for influence. I think slapping a bunch of Korg M1, Wavestation et. all could really help with this.
Sounds good! Go for it!
Really enjoyed this how-to. It is easy to follow and has awesome examples! 🌲
Thanks!! I really appreciate it!
Thanks for watching! If you liked the song in this video, you might enjoy the full album "Gothrog - The Trees have Secrets"
czcams.com/video/nOMZohsJP1c/video.html
Thank you 💯
Perfect my friend, if possible i ask you to try to make Keller Synth or Tanzelcore, good job.
Keller Synth for sure! Thanks!
Great video, much appreciated, I've been wanting to do something in this style for a while. Great music too
Thank you!
beautifully presented
Thank you!!
Very cool to see another tutorial. What types of tutorials do you have lined up for the future?
I don't have anything concrete yet, but I have plans for more dungeon synth subgenres, depressive suicidal black metal, post-rock and such... Thanks for your support, by the way! I appreciate it!
@@ItsWinterProductions All sounds good. I saw you mention dino synth. Crazy to think that has become a legit subgenre. DSBM is pretty good, good potential for your humour to come through in the video.
Keep it up!
Nice video. I waiting for " How to Make Dark Ambient ".
Thanks. Yeah, I could make one on dark ambient...
I’m learning, but I also feel like I’m being trolled 😂🔥
nice tutorial synth video. i think of getting a good casette recorder to record synth.
Nothing beats synth on cassette!
Do one for kellersynth!
Liked and subbed done you’re a fellow scaper
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cool, excellent video. What is the plugin for the voices at minute 2:24? sounds magical
For the choir voices I used Sytrus, but there are a ton of free choir aah samples that you can download. I'm also making a new ambient soundpack in which I will include stuff like this. Thanks for watching!
Can anyone reccomend me some good affordable keyboards for dungeon synth??
We need videos on Keller synth and Dino synth pleeeease
Dino synth will come!
@@ItsWinterProductions Awesome! Also great sample pack. I used it to make my own Forest Synth EP and it's turned out really good
All these genre names are kinda silly and have become somewhat meaningless as far as it's usefulness. Genre was created by record companies and radio djs to control a strict selling structure and categorization. I personally love how some CZcamsrs are now using mood, setting, and quality to create music comparisons and groupings that make much more sense - "Music for rainy days in the dark" "Your Running In The Forest on A Cloudy Day...at Sunset" 😊 It encourages cross"genres" and variation within playlists and begins to erode the outdated and mostly useless paradigm of "genre" all together. Because Bach sounds nothing like Beethoven...but they're both "classical"? Lol
No. They've become a new way of expressiveness. It creates new tags and keywords that are either more nuanced or straight up funny.
@@TachyBunker When there are 50 subgenres of a single genre, then you have objectively entered into the realm of absurdity. Objectively speaking.
@@GrootsieTheDog It's missing the point after that. Look after the album + its subgenre, because they go together, instead of just genre, when it's super niche.
@@GrootsieTheDog also am a bit tired of people not knowing what "objective" means and entrains. Your stance was subjective, period, putting nonsensically the objective label after that is a bullshit attempt at shielding your arguments from responses.
Personally I think that genres still serve a purpose. I have found tons of awesome new music and bands by using genre tags for searching. Works especially well on Bandcamp
That sound pack is godlike. Thanks! If you know any other good sources for samples...
Thanks! I'm working on some more sound packs right now... Updates will follow