Learn Serum from Chris Petti - Ableton Live Certified Trainer - Sound Design Tutorial - Part I

Learn Serum from Next Level Sound's Senior Course Designer and Instructor Chris Petti.
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Chris Petti is an Emmy-nominated, Ableton Live Certified Trainer and a graduate of Berklee School of Music.
Chris has designed courses for Dubpot and is now the Sound Design and Production Course Designer for nextlevelsound.com.

[@MichaelMasonMusic]

I just purchased Nexus and went straight for this video first. Wow this was very helpful thank you.

[@MazenARabbo]

Nice video man. It’s good to hear your voice & see you in action. It’s been a long time. Hope all is well!!

[@TimMer1981]

Fantastic video, thanks!

[@NextLevelSound]

Thanks Tim!

[@CoolOutSessions910]

Hey I have a midi controllers with endless knob. I am trying to use those knobs for my fx but the knobs are either crazy fast, slow or jumpy. How do I control the speed of the knobs and keep them from going haywire?

[@PendelSteven]

About Massive X, a little in retrospect... We all know how NI likes to build from a framework. I think by design we all can see Massive X is build from the cloth that Super 8, TR-01, Rounds, Flesh & Kontour are made. At least for a good part. It's nice, but in Serum - or Pigments and other good synths that work with wavetables - you have a clear display of the waveform you are working with. An I think they missed the boat by not making it do Granular. Oh, wait, Serum can't do that either. Just saying, maybe take a look at Arturia Pigments :).