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which sample manage plugin are you using here

nice, the vocoder was really something else

Thanks a lot. Inspiring video!😊

how did you add the white noise?

thank you thank you thank you for showing this. Just out of curiosity is there any other program that is better at transcoding to dnxhd than davinci? Even if it's pay.

good work mate -thx.

this is so intresting :)

How did you recreate the shifting?..

Excellent tutorial, way better than anything 'official' offered by Steinberg - subscribed 👍

it would be so sick if i could design my own car sounds and program it to an RC sound module!!! I have ableton, an RC drifter and the Sense Innovations ESS-Dual+ sound module. Now i need to bring my two hobbies together!

WHAT PROGRAM DO YOU USEEE

really really cool vid. i'm thinking of ways to program a microcomputer to synthesize these kind of sounds on my e-bike, in real-time in response to acceleration and breaking signals... this is super helpful giving me ideas thanks!

As an advice I would like to say that most of engine sounds, especially Supercars or Formula 1 is not a single note. If you try to use chords instead, you can get impressive results

WARNING EVERYONE I have this program and the default resolution is 1920x1080. Now if your video is different, you have to type it in Davinci Resolve so it can be correct. In this video, he has a vertical video which looks like 1080x1920 (reversed). Those *EMPTY BLACK spaces* 3:15 recorded with the video are wrong and you don't want that. That's not the right way to render. You ONLY want the *video* by itself. Note: If your video resolution is different from 1920x1080 then, you ALWAYS have to write in your resolution so it can render correctly without the *EMPTY BLACK spaces* on your video.

This car engine literally reminds of racing games from 90's xD

Marvelous! I have so much fun with layering sounds. Thank you for a clear explanation. 4:02

i was once mixed a snare drum with the sizzle of a big plastic trash bag and made a pretty dope explosion! lots of compression

Thank you! Very useful!😊

how to convert a dnxhd to h264 from a mov file?

can you please tell me, if there is an alternative in Nuendo to "link timeline and selection" switched on selector behavioor in PT? The two selectors are driving me nuts...

extremely useful and underrated video. thank you a lot! P.S.: it would be great to see the next part

extremely useful and underrated video. thank you a lot!

extremely useful and underrated video. thank you a lot!

It sounds great to me. :D

Hey! Thanks a lot for the SFX that you have on Artlist!!! 🙏🏼🔥

woudnt it be easier, to figure out what is going on, than this? like explosions and pipe blowing? id guess that with enough research you can exactly recreate the sound

Sub earned :)

Wonder what would happen if i did this with the base sample being a car engine

straight to the point and super well explained. thank u

Crazy good. Thanks.

Wow!

I think this is a great way to learn about synthesizers! I would watch more videos like this, if you made them

This was so helpful. Thank you!

Dude you are awesome

there is a way to do this without massive? i don't want to pay 200 dollars only for make a 1 second sound for a personal project

Aaaand then he stops uploading. Cool channel though, just found it

this is incredible

As a dubstep producer myself, this tutorial simply makes me so happy haha Im gonna try this out rn and also explore other vids on ur channel

Is there a way to have this sound in a live code synthesizer like Sonic Py? Thank you

....Reaper!

nice, thank you

Wow, I didn't know about that duct tape+HP filter trick! I'll definitely be using that, thank you.

Awesome Video!

You're so fast at this, meanwhile I'm struggling to find my keys and basic features and take hours for a simple task 😭

Thank you for Video!

What shotgun mic is that? :D

do you can create trumpet from this video "Fire - S3RL ft Harri Rush & Krystal"?

The modulation plugins in Cubase like Transformer can give you a completely new sound. I love that! 👍🏻

Good stuff

Wonderful inspiration! Your channel is such a great resource!