Marshall man you're a huge inspiration for someone getting into SFX. whenever I feel unable to create something I peep a waveform and always get re-motivated
You prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost the login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me.
Great job👌🏾 on the detail to the lowSub” as a base! Glad you noticed the Xwing Fighter was a right at you fly by and you Scored it as a Quick pass and not a long one.
SFX is much more more more subjective than Music, one of these sounds may could be better in my own aesthetic, but i cant say they arent good designers
As someone who does, or tries to do, audio post production on Logic, I'm glad to see someone at this level working on 'no Pro Tools' ;) Thanks a lot! Great tutorial :)
@@jadedickey3261 because I got really pissed off when PT11 came out. I quit on it and came back to Logic and so far I've managed to get by. Now, that I mean to find remote work I believe it's going to be inevitable to get PT... Technically, the only thing I've always missed from PT10 it's being able to do the audio editing on the arrange window with no need for the audio editor. Everything else does the job perfectly well at this level. After watching the video I thought about for Live ;) Best regards!
Thank you a lot for the content! I use Ableton Live for a quite long time but didn't know some of the technics you have used. There is so much work in such a small scene. I'm curious how much of human-hours goes for one movie
Hey Dan, glad you liked Search! It's developed quite a bit and will continue to. We've had several updates since launching last year - check out this recent blog post on feature updates: blog.prosoundeffects.com/search-feature-update-april-2020
loved this, thanks so much! just out of curiosity, if this were for a film or tv show, how would you deliver it to the mixer? Bounce each group and export? Do you ever use rewire and print directly into a Pro Tools session? Just curious about your workflow because I am a huge Ableton fan and would far rather sound design in Ableton, but have only ever used Pro Tools for post audio stuff. Although it sounds like you mainly sound design for games and I imagine the workflow is quite different... anyways, thanks again!
how can I get that sample editing feature in reaper? especially the preserve transient one. I've been using media item properties for some times and I would like to use some sliders and knobs to edit my sound.
Young Man I still believe you are light years ahead of most of us; therefore, you teach at that level, not at most of us level. You often skip a lot. you forget B, C, and D then go to E. This is not a compliment. you are very talented, but you can't teach. I knew a black friend that was like you. he worked with Quency Jones for a while. he knew he could not teach but he was VERY talented. I continue to watch you video hope you teach something I can follow but skip a lot as to how you get to point B then you go one to C. WHEW!
This is really cool. Just one note to all sound designers: please stop it with the "cool" tremolo effect, it's literally everywhere there's an engine or a weapon and it feels so gimmicky. Ugh.
Marshall man you're a huge inspiration for someone getting into SFX. whenever I feel unable to create something I peep a waveform and always get re-motivated
I love that regardless of what part of sound design I am looking into, the video always manages to include a tiger chuff. Great video
Currently writing a Sci-FI audiodrama, so watching those this videos is very helpful to help generate some ideas. Thank you!
This is incredible. I learned A LOT just from 30 minutes of content. Love this. Keep it coming!!
PSFX + Marshall?? Christmas came early
honestly, so did I
This is one hell of a great tutorial! These concepts are not readily taught so I'm glad I found this channel - liked and subscribed - cheeers!
I use Pro Sound Effects in my videos a lot and I love every second of this video!
You prolly dont give a shit but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly lost the login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me.
@Hayden Colt instablaster ;)
That autopan at 8:04 is really awesome 😁
Great job👌🏾 on the detail to the lowSub” as a base! Glad you noticed the Xwing Fighter was a right at you fly by and you Scored it as a Quick pass and not a long one.
Damn homie. Hard to come by a genuinely talented sound designer on UA-cam
SFX is much more more more subjective than Music, one of these sounds may could be better in my own aesthetic, but i cant say they arent good designers
@@wknd02§AME for music composition is just as in depth too
This was so good. I have wanted to see something like this for ages!
As someone who does, or tries to do, audio post production on Logic, I'm glad to see someone at this level working on 'no Pro Tools' ;)
Thanks a lot! Great tutorial :)
Genuinely curious, why do you like Logic for audio post production instead of ProTools?
@@jadedickey3261 because I got really pissed off when PT11 came out. I quit on it and came back to Logic and so far I've managed to get by. Now, that I mean to find remote work I believe it's going to be inevitable to get PT... Technically, the only thing I've always missed from PT10 it's being able to do the audio editing on the arrange window with no need for the audio editor. Everything else does the job perfectly well at this level.
After watching the video I thought about for Live ;)
Best regards!
Who knew Eric Forman grew up to be a Sound designer! Thanks for the vid by the way, good stuff.
Great re-design! great to hear how your mental workflow builds to construct the sound track to the sequence :D
Marshall is a legend good stuff thank you
Garnt got me here.. so glad he did.
This is AWESOME! More of this sort of content please :-)
Im a music producer but this is some cool stuff!! thank you!!
Thank you so much for the tutorial
Really helpful! Enjoyed watching this!
Nice custom OTT :D
Thank you Marshall - This is so inspiring. Nicely Done - congratulations
Thank You. Tweeted and Discorded to my friends as well.
Thanks for your video
omg so informative, thanks.
Yes love this video
Thank you a lot for the content! I use Ableton Live for a quite long time but didn't know some of the technics you have used.
There is so much work in such a small scene. I'm curious how much of human-hours goes for one movie
very cool
Love it!!!
Nice.
The demo for Search was cool when I tried it, back when it came out. I'm hoping it develops. Is Search still at 1.0?
Hey Dan, glad you liked Search! It's developed quite a bit and will continue to. We've had several updates since launching last year - check out this recent blog post on feature updates: blog.prosoundeffects.com/search-feature-update-april-2020
nice.
That was awesome. I'll be using more animals now🤔. But it kinda sucks that Search isn't yet available on Windows
Thanks for watching! We're working on it - sign up here for updates: hello.prosoundeffects.com/search-support/windows-signup
Why do you turn the tracks mono?
loved this, thanks so much! just out of curiosity, if this were for a film or tv show, how would you deliver it to the mixer? Bounce each group and export? Do you ever use rewire and print directly into a Pro Tools session? Just curious about your workflow because I am a huge Ableton fan and would far rather sound design in Ableton, but have only ever used Pro Tools for post audio stuff. Although it sounds like you mainly sound design for games and I imagine the workflow is quite different... anyways, thanks again!
What kind of software is it?
What’s the keyboard shortcut at 5:36? Didn’t know you could transpose audio clips in session view without going into clip view 🤦🏻
how can I get that sample editing feature in reaper? especially the preserve transient one. I've been using media item properties for some times and I would like to use some sliders and knobs to edit my sound.
wow
GOOD
Which software are you using
Looks like Ableton
Ableton for Souns Design???? Oh mama..never see it!!
Ah man. The part I was most interested in (the engine sound) was just a pre-designed sound XD Pitty.
Young Man I still believe you are light years ahead of most of us; therefore, you teach at that level, not at most of us level. You often skip a lot. you forget B, C, and D then go to E. This is not a compliment. you are very talented, but you can't teach. I knew a black friend that was like you. he worked with Quency Jones for a while. he knew he could not teach but he was VERY talented. I continue to watch you video hope you teach something I can follow but skip a lot as to how you get to point B then you go one to C. WHEW!
28:24 thank me later
This is really cool. Just one note to all sound designers: please stop it with the "cool" tremolo effect, it's literally everywhere there's an engine or a weapon and it feels so gimmicky. Ugh.
Beat me to it. I wouldn't have put that in. If I'm right Ben Burtt popularised it with the Pod Racers in episode 1. Completley over used now though.
@@johnmellor932 I'm glad someone agrees. :)
I think it's nice used sparingly. Shouldnt be on every kind of ship
So, saw that price tag and, well, that's a no from me, chief.