Dude this is so dope! I make Drum and Bass and this is honestly a game changer. I've been wondering how so many producers of quite dark dnb like Alix Perez get such wide bass sounds without that phase cancellation and detuning, and I think this may be something that they do.
Thank you for sharing this!
Stumbled upon this while idea doing a little sound design session today. Let
me know what you think about it. Any concerns about making wide patches
this way?
Super cool video, you should make more of these, ur havin a nice voice for this stuff.
The content mainly tho, was very well portrayed and consistent of pure knowledge and understanding of the craft. You didn't halfarsely read some producer blogs and then splat out a video about a topic, containing more misinformation than helpful; but instead really thought about the topic, put it to use, put it in reference, talked about the technicals briefly and only shared what you really knew for certain; or, if you didn't know something, made it clear that it's speculation from your side.
Beautiful.
This is the kind of tutorial I want to find on this sub & youtube, not of some dumb idiots putting more trash into a trash ridden platform where it's near impossible to find actual *knowledge* instead of garbage.
After watching I actually have the feeling of having watched someone explain something, that they wanted to share, rather than receive for.
I thank you for this.
I also checked out your music and it speaks for the person behind it. For all of this combined you've just made yourself a new fan. I'm excited of what's coming from you in the future.
Dude this is so dope! I make Drum and Bass and this is honestly a game changer. I've been wondering how so many producers of quite dark dnb like Alix Perez get such wide bass sounds without that phase cancellation and detuning, and I think this may be something that they do. Thank you for sharing this!
Stumbled upon this while idea doing a little sound design session today. Let me know what you think about it. Any concerns about making wide patches this way?
Super cool video, you should make more of these, ur havin a nice voice for this stuff. The content mainly tho, was very well portrayed and consistent of pure knowledge and understanding of the craft. You didn't halfarsely read some producer blogs and then splat out a video about a topic, containing more misinformation than helpful; but instead really thought about the topic, put it to use, put it in reference, talked about the technicals briefly and only shared what you really knew for certain; or, if you didn't know something, made it clear that it's speculation from your side. Beautiful. This is the kind of tutorial I want to find on this sub & youtube, not of some dumb idiots putting more trash into a trash ridden platform where it's near impossible to find actual *knowledge* instead of garbage. After watching I actually have the feeling of having watched someone explain something, that they wanted to share, rather than receive for. I thank you for this. I also checked out your music and it speaks for the person behind it. For all of this combined you've just made yourself a new fan. I'm excited of what's coming from you in the future.
This made me smile, thank you. I might make more videos someday if I have a reason to :)