Dua Lipa & Daft Punk's GNARLY Synth
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Dua Lipa's 'Houdini' features a gnarly synth sound that's clearly inspired by the lead synths in Daft Punk's 'Robot Rock' and 'Da Funk'. The sound design/synthesis technique used is called hard sync - here's how it works.
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sync leads are one of my favorite synth sounds.
You like atmospheric pads at all? Rave stabs?
@@Bittaminthose are fye too but leads are so melodic and nastyyy
@@Bittamin Atmospheric pads and rave stabs all the wayyyyy!!
Rave stabs are the worst.
@@LdotSdot210 sync leads are rad😄
Daft Punk did not create that synth sound. They just sampled the Prophet 5 in Robot Rock from Release the Beast by Breakwater. Also that oscillator sync in Release the Beast is basically just a factory preset with slightly altered settings.
Yup. People like to think just because they were geniuses that they made every single iconic sound from scratch. Not true at all. Sometimes the most iconic sound are just presets and simple. Take the Gorillaz Clint Eastwood beat for example. It’s literally just a base preset loop 😂
That’s sync lead isn’t it made on the ms20?
@@i_like_this7613 most people believe the lead on Da Funk is a Korg MS-20. Though Daft Punk never confirmid this themselves. The lead on Robot Rock is a sample from Released the Beast (1980) by Breakwater and as far as I know is played on a Prophet 5 using a preset "Sync II".
@@SourJovis It's not just unconfirmed: Daft Punk have not once listed an MS-20 in any of their gearlists, ever. It's likely a Juno (the most often used synth by them, such as on Around The World, Voyager, Aerodynamic, Rock 'n' Roll, Rollin' & Scratchin', could go on) fed through a scream distortion.
@@starphaserdisco can't do sync on a juno though, it has only one oscillator
Was produced with Kevin Parker from Tame impala, so likely was a guitar into pedals to get this synth sound 🤘
Did you know that Tame Impala is literally only one guy
@@thesmallhuman5750did you know that tame impala was just one guy?
KEVINNN PARKERRRRR
Yup! Our boy strikes again!
Awesome thanks! Some of the best production and sound design shorts out there!
Bro please do not stop making videos. Seriously life saving
The synth at the end is the GR-55 Guitar Synthesizer used by Tame Impala on Currents
Nice. Love that guitarish sound.
was a guitar on hoodini, robot rock is a sample, and da funk is the korg ms-20
Thanks! Since Homework i’ve been curious were this sound was coming from 😊❤
Great video. Thanks for making this
It’s really good to see you back on UA-cam 💗
i guess this is gonna be my obsession for the next two weeks, another banger as usual
this "daft punk" guitarish synth timbre was all over early 80ies underground future funk punk rock meets.disco. captain future (european soundtrack version) where daft punk sampled it from. many scifi to action tv series, audio.plays and casette albums had this garage synthpop punkish sound. i heard it soany times.
In the case of Daft Punk, it is famous for being a synthesiser through a distortion pedal. A well known technique used by many in the 1990s.
Though Dua's producers have certainly only just used digital technology to achieve such results.
If you take a look at who produced that record (Kevin Parker from Tame Impala and Danny Harle) I can almost guarantee that it’s a bunch of analog goodies making that sound.
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I ran so fast to my laptop It worked! Great tutorial 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Dua Lipa didn't do SHIT. Her producers did
yep
Also would have accepted dua lipa is shit
no shit sherlock
yeah, the guy who is Tale Impala (sorry I forgot his name) probably played the guitar there
I hate that, producers do not get enough credit these days
Very nice trick, didn't knew about this one, i'll have to try it🙌
LOVE YOUUU
Thats cool
thank you 🙏
Dua Lipa or a producer that was working for the same label?
Cool now show the guitar version too please
Uhm actually Kevin Parker used this synth on Houdini and it was probably inspired by Tame Impala 😌
"dua lipa used"
Lol
the daft song is a sample of release the beast by breakwater :)
Bro did portal 2 synth out of nowhere
Cool!
The cars... Let's go
Daft punk is inspired by whole music genre from 70-80s
Daft Punk is inspired by several music genres from 70's, 80's and 90's. Their okay. Kind of overated tbh. I'd much rather listen to their, no doubt voluminous, record collection.
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How about a serum tutorial?
that track was produced by tame impala!
why the fuck is that the terminology 😭
Yeah, in IT we switched to saying Client or Secondary; seems modern music needs to catch up
It's just like a talkbox mixed with a wah pedal, nothing groundbreaking.
I imagend DuLipa producting this shit
wow I had no idea daft punk invented synthesizers
Sounds more like a guitar. You could actually come pretty close to that with just the right fuzz pedal and a wah.
It sounds to me like a tuned vocal with Distortion, a phaser and some light autowah or something.
Idk.
Youre probably right.
*ian kirkpatrick used
Wiz at work
Dua lipa doesn't do a lot for the tracks except giving her voice.
@@JonasM0r. not true
How can i do this in vital
Cool
Probably the same thing in axwell ingrosso’s dream bigger
What is the first synth used in this video?
slave is crazy
“Master” and “slave” oscillator??? The fuck?????
i love daft punk
“Dua Lipa used this lead”. I don’t think she was the one creating the instrumental. 🙂
What is the first daft punk track called before Da Funk?
You can just call it lead and follow
Inspired by Breakwater. Daft Punk sampled them for Robot Rock.
Let be real, dua Lipa didn't make that track
Is that all you gathered from the video? The topic is actually about the sound at the end of “Houdini” and whether it’s a synth or guitar. Dua Lipa is indeed credited with vocals, songwriting, and melodies, but the production of the track involved several talented individuals.
The credits list Kevin Parker and Danny L Harle as producers, with Harle specifically credited for the synthesizer. Based on my knowledge and the technique of “hard syncing” mentioned, I believe it’s a synthesizer creating that effect, and it’s likely Harle who did the synth lead on the track, possibly inspired by Daft Punk’s work.
So, it’s worth appreciating the collaborative effort behind this track, with Dua Lipa and her team bringing their unique talents to create something special.
@@davisarce79 bro ur sounding like an AI 😭🙏 and thanks for confirming my suspicions I guess. Shout out Kevin Parker and Danny l Harle. Personally that is all I took from that video since I don't synthesize my own sounds I just steal em. Kinda like dua Lipa 😉
u sound like an NPC no shit she wasn’t the only person who created every aspect of the track, do u know how pop music works ?
@@sammer11069I was just going say Dua definitely had no part in the production of the track 😂😂😂
Wait, it’s a feature of the synth. So Daft Punk had nothing to do with it. 😂
Can anyone tell me the name of the first vst plugin he shows? Thanks!
u-he Diva 👍
@@Cableguys thank you!!!
Nah dude this Synth is clearly all Tame Impala, and not a surprise because Kevin Parker produced this album
What plugin are you using?
it was probably a korg ms20
Daft Punk Sampled Breakwater
Pretty sure Kevin did that on a guitar
I never saw someone saying a waveform slave thats tottally on you and it’s kinda weird. But u give serum tips so that ok
Dua Lipa got no clue about this production trick..the MEN that makes her music do😂
FM synthesis
In case you were looking for the right frame, it is 0:02! ;-)
ur weird
...her producer used, not Dua Lipa...😂
For about a serum tutorial
dude has clearly never listened to tame impala
🥰🥰🥰
Aerodynamic best song ever
You made it sound like Dua Lipa sat behind the keys in the studio and made this record! 😑
Pretty sure dua lipa didn’t do anything involving a synth 😂
Talkbox??
That sound originates from funkadelic music.
I'd have more truck with her if she did play the synth herself.
Unless Dua Lipa produced this song pls lacknowledge the actual producer s name and give them the credit they deserve
Maybe was an idea of the wife’s producer, or the sister bass player or the secretary. How can you know who was the guilty of this sound? Ultimately was Dua who accepted it in her song.
Is a guitar with some pedals
Oscillator is based? 😮
1800's ahhh sound effect
😭
Dua lipa did not use it. Her producer did it
What's the most Moog-like bass software synth out there?
The Legend, Monark, Gmedia's and Softube's latest Moog clones, can't remember what they're called. There's a few more, I'm sure.
@@adamsmith7058 many thanks !
I thought she used guitar palmer 😢
Dua lipa didn't do shit. It's produced by Kevin Parker.
Things arent always just copying others.
Yall just assume they knew and.copied the sound.
Yea alot of dua lipas stuff is "inspired" by other people
Yep, she is incredibly plagiaristic. I somewhat agree with Adam Friedland regarding her though. Seriously, watch the clip it's hilarious.
SLAVE SYNTH BEFORE GTA 6
Dua lipa didn't write smack. She hasn't produced music since she started
Da Funk doesn't use hard sync
Nice techniques, but i think it was to far to call those guys some slave
Daft punk sounds nothing like this lead. It sounds infected-mushroom inspired, see "I wish" plugin. Sure, technically it's still just a sync oscillator, but the waveform with each note according to a guitar sample recording.
Has music production not caught up to calling it primary and secondary? Or parent and child? Master and slave really shouldn't be used. Computer systems have mostly moved past that.
The master/slave terminology actually makes more sense in this context though
@@fullmana4211 nah, not actually. Parent / child has the same implications. No need to use outdated terms.
@@TeighMart it doesn’t. The whole point is that the one oscillator *forces* the other to do something. A parent/child tonal relationship typically has more to do with when one changes the other follows suit
It's the first time I hear of master and slave for music production, so it might be depending on the scene/producers you're surrounded with?
@@bartelvandervelden9894 it’s older phrasing for sure because it isn’t really used with software synths but a lot of older hardware stuff uses that terminology
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Ok ok bro I just can’t get over the “slave” and “master” like just use something else bro especially in that br’ish accent 💀💀💀🧑🌾
At this point I think the disappointment overall it’s just too big to recover from. Apex players just feel too played by EA and not important for the game’s future.
That for me it’s the main reason why the game is sadly dying
That's a stretch
its a guitar
So many confidently incorrect things here. Jeez
So its fm?
not really?
@@paperclips666 so what is it?
@@Riuyilmistico its just a different oscillator function, sync causes the 2nd oscillators cycle to restart when the 1st oscillators cycle is complete, its not FM synthesis because its not really modulating anything, theres no actual change happening to the waveform, just the cycle
I could be getting this entirely wrong though someone please correct me if i am
Sorry but what XD
I doubt it's directly inspired from Daft Punk.
Like im sure it isn't lol
You know dua lipa doesn't produce or write any of her own music lol