Thanks for watching! 1. Do you have any unanswered questions about music production? 2. Are there any other topics you'd like me to cover? Would love to chat below ↓
I keep asking all over UA-cam but nobody takes me up on it... So I'll keep asking. How about instructional series for cheap, low end systems. Some cheap equipment from AliExpress, and maybe using AV Linux for the DAW? I think it'd be a hit for hobbyists. But that's just me.
Your percussion/foley techniques! You went into a little detail about recording hand percussion on a previous video, would love to see an expansion on that.
This is sampler 101. Well presented though. Anyone can practice/produce like this on their phone with Koala Sampler, if you're interested. Great track, thanks for sharing! ✌️ Offsetting = in the round
I had no idea what this was in my feed, didn't even kno it was about music, for all I knew it was about pasting fking emojis, but my intuition said click da ting, and as a producer gee willickers am I glad I watched 🎉
For anyone in the comments section looking for percussive spice: A great little trick is to put a tape echo or delay on the hi hat. In this case it would require changing from 8th notes to 1/4 notes. The echo adds these human-like ghost notes to each hi hat stroke, filling in the gaps to make it sound like there are 8th notes repeating.. The beauty of this effect is that you can change your hi hat rhythm to swing, dotted or even triplets just by changing the delay time in the plugin. No midi fiddling required. Keep that dry signal louder than the wet. It really humanises the effect. For extra sriracha, bus the OG hi hat signal out to a separate delay channel and pan it in the opposite direction. Voila! Your hi hat is jumping from one speaker to the other like a proton at a speed dating event. Just remember that in this scenario the delay plug-in needs to be 0 dry and 100 wet. Bring the fader down to silent and ride it up until you like the sound! Nice vid!
I feel like this is more about pitching and editing audio clips than copy & pate, but I agree with the method and use it a lot. working with audio clips is quite fun and immediate compared to midi.
so we've discovered that music has repetition..? the title is a little confusing imo this is simply some various music composing ideas. nice job on the video though, I don't mean to disrespect the work just to be clear
Thanks for watching!
1. Do you have any unanswered questions about music production?
2. Are there any other topics you'd like me to cover?
Would love to chat below ↓
@@yuuutaendo Will you ever go in depth into mixing and mastering? Will you make longer form videos? I’ll gladly pay for those lol
I keep asking all over UA-cam but nobody takes me up on it... So I'll keep asking. How about instructional series for cheap, low end systems. Some cheap equipment from AliExpress, and maybe using AV Linux for the DAW? I think it'd be a hit for hobbyists. But that's just me.
What if you made an entire song by only modifying one sound?
Your percussion/foley techniques!
You went into a little detail about recording hand percussion on a previous video, would love to see an expansion on that.
Would love to have a deeper dive into the Evangelion sound design process!
the amount of editing required to make this is enormous
Lots of editing indeed. Thank you!!
Damn great, Random guy with Japanese name on the internet was the best algorithm youtube ever made
“random”?
@@leiffang55 i mean i don't know him or even his work before... youtube just straightly recommended him on my feed so ofcourse its random...
Happy to be the random Japanese guy in your life ヽ(・∀・)ﾉ
@@doc.7874 nothing is random bro. it’s called an algorithm for a reason
Synthet but it's not fl
lol, yup, he's the OG
This is sampler 101. Well presented though. Anyone can practice/produce like this on their phone with Koala Sampler, if you're interested.
Great track, thanks for sharing! ✌️
Offsetting = in the round
I thank UA-cam algorithm for this
finally some ctrl + c/ctrl + v based advices we all needed
Thanks! There's so much potential in using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V creatively
followed ur stuff on ig awesome to find you on youtube! you're so good at sound design, very grateful for your knowledge
one of few channels I keep the notifs on for
because every single of these videos is worth watching
Ah thanks so much. Hope it was helpful!
Congratulations, you've reinvented mod files (kinda). :P
great video! can you make one for granular synthesis and best ways to utilise it properly?
Thanks! Good idea. I love granular synthesis
I love all your videos, but this one was actually educational along with showing off a cool thing! Awesome!
Really appreciate that. That's a balance that I want to continue working on.
So underrated channel. I wish you to become more popular.
Wake up babe, new Yuta Endo post
haha thanks for watching :)
These are insane enjoyable. Great job dude.
Fun to make too. Thanks so much
so … a sampler ??
yesss! i love this sm
smart way to show how it all can be made to sound cool. Also works well to remind how much repetition legitimizes.
I had no idea what this was in my feed, didn't even kno it was about music, for all I knew it was about pasting fking emojis, but my intuition said click da ting, and as a producer gee willickers am I glad I watched 🎉
this is superb tutorial, thank you for sharing! question - how do I make this "synth lead guitar" sound in synthethiser?
For anyone in the comments section looking for percussive spice:
A great little trick is to put a tape echo or delay on the hi hat. In this case it would require changing from 8th notes to 1/4 notes. The echo adds these human-like ghost notes to each hi hat stroke, filling in the gaps to make it sound like there are 8th notes repeating..
The beauty of this effect is that you can change your hi hat rhythm to swing, dotted or even triplets just by changing the delay time in the plugin. No midi fiddling required.
Keep that dry signal louder than the wet. It really humanises the effect.
For extra sriracha, bus the OG hi hat signal out to a separate delay channel and pan it in the opposite direction. Voila! Your hi hat is jumping from one speaker to the other like a proton at a speed dating event. Just remember that in this scenario the delay plug-in needs to be 0 dry and 100 wet. Bring the fader down to silent and ride it up until you like the sound!
Nice vid!
nah man i was looking forward to more sheep and then you just dropped them halfway through the video 😤😤
🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑
Been using this Shortcut since about 2000.
Finally something good from the algorithm ❤
So a manual sampler that can play notes chromatically?
All the genius is simple~
Great tutor, so juicy🤌
Thank u very much, subscribe✊
smh not making the whole thing from that sheep sound
I have never commented before… you deserve it.
Bro just tricked someone into writing
just found your channel out and became an instant fan
Quick question: How can i let vocaloid to play the midi in my daw? or do i must insert midi notes inside vocaloid vsti? (I use Live 12)
i actually already do this
canon (music) on wikipedia
I feel like this is more about pitching and editing audio clips than copy & pate, but I agree with the method and use it a lot. working with audio clips is quite fun and immediate compared to midi.
Definitely. There are pros and cons to working in MIDI vs audio
Oh man, a good video, well edited, funny and very informative. With no "subscribe and comment blablabla " bs . YES!
Thanks for watching :)
Use Adsr to make percs
Good shit!
nice one :)
Sugooiiiii
Woah
beep beep im sheep
nice
❤❤
This video gives my brain all the good vibes
This is awesome thank u!!!!!
Crazy video. Dude showed me in under 3min how to make a 80s Miami vice like track. Subbed
ha thanks! hope it was helpful
wow, lot's of good tips showed in a simple and fun way...
thanks!!
Mother of God...
Superb 👾
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Incredible! please keep making videos 🤘🏻
Thank you! Will do!
the god is back
Very interesting, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
i love your videos
thank you!!
dope
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lovely video ♡
appreciate it!
aw hell yea
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BRAVO!!!!!!!! 🍺.
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Or maybe just learn how to play an instrument
this is gold
so we've discovered that music has repetition..? the title is a little confusing imo this is simply some various music composing ideas. nice job on the video though, I don't mean to disrespect the work just to be clear