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Sound Design / Re: Future Bass Snares
« on: April 09, 2016, 12:31:01 am »
I had a go... https://clyp.it/01ypedyr
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Sound Design / Re: Future Bass Snares
« on: April 07, 2016, 09:16:54 pm »
Thanks Mussar! Your answers have really helped. I'm already on the road to making snares like that now. Just need to keep practicing now!
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Sound Design / Re: Future Bass Snares
« on: April 07, 2016, 03:07:32 pm »
Thanks guys! This is some real insight. How would you go about placing these snares in the stereo field? Would you have the transient down the middle and the other elements wider or...?
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Sound Design / Future Bass Snares
« on: April 01, 2016, 07:32:24 pm »
hey hey!
Does anyone have an insight in how people make snares in future bass? I would love to know how they are built from scratch. I particularly love the snare in this track: https://soundcloud.com/elysianrecords/stelouse-myrne-call-me. Does everyone take their samples from packs like lex luger or something to build them?
Thanks
Does anyone have an insight in how people make snares in future bass? I would love to know how they are built from scratch. I particularly love the snare in this track: https://soundcloud.com/elysianrecords/stelouse-myrne-call-me. Does everyone take their samples from packs like lex luger or something to build them?
Thanks
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Sound Design / Re: Toms processing
« on: January 21, 2016, 12:02:00 am »
ableton's utility plugin can be used to make things more centered if you turn the width value to 0 it will play in mono. it will sound more punchy that way. ozone 5 stereo imaging can be used to do the same thing and has more control with regard to the different frequency bands.
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Sound Design / Rustie - Big Catzz (Porter Robinson Edit) Supersaw layering
« on: January 20, 2016, 11:44:06 pm »
hey!
Been trying to recreate the supersaw in the chorus of this track but I am getting stuck on the higher end synths. Anyone have any insight to the way this supersaw has been built and what chord voicing would achieve this type of sound? Any help will be greatly appreciated. I really would love learn how to produce something like this.
Here is the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4BP_CQ2Azs
Thanks!
Been trying to recreate the supersaw in the chorus of this track but I am getting stuck on the higher end synths. Anyone have any insight to the way this supersaw has been built and what chord voicing would achieve this type of sound? Any help will be greatly appreciated. I really would love learn how to produce something like this.
Here is the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4BP_CQ2Azs
Thanks!
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Composition/Arrangement/Theory / Which key should I write in when using pitched vocals?
« on: January 19, 2016, 01:57:34 am »
Hey guys! My first post 
I would love to start using pitched vocal samples and chops in my music. The thing that concerns me is that i will have parts of the vocal or all of the vocal out of key. For example if I pitch a vocal in A minor up by 7 semitones which scale/key should i write in?
I would love to start using pitched vocal samples and chops in my music. The thing that concerns me is that i will have parts of the vocal or all of the vocal out of key. For example if I pitch a vocal in A minor up by 7 semitones which scale/key should i write in?
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