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VITAL NEURO BASS FROM SCRATCH, THE ALCKEMY WAY
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2024
- This video should teach you the mechanics of building your own neuro basses that have a lot of movement. Just don't try to copy the patch. It's not worth your time
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this must be the absolute best neuro sound design tutorial i have ever seen. Amazing stuff man. for one of the hardest genres to learn this type of stuff is needed :) im in a producer academy and ill for sure share this with my fellow students in my sound design lessons! thank you so much my friend.
Thanks for your comment! This is one of the least popular neuro videos I have but practically my entire channel is dedicated to neuro design. I invite you to explore and feel free to ask any questions ^^
Most informative sound design tutorial I've watched since starting my production journey 7 years ago. Genuinely had no clue how people made these kinds of interesting evolving timbres and you've shown every possible angle. Thanks so much, I'll be studying this video and using these techniques in my next projects :)
Thank you for watching! This really is just the beginning though as it covers the fundamentals. Check out my latest bass videos with phaseplant to see how to take it further:)
Your channel is absolutely amazing! So clear and concise! Thank you!
Just sit about 2 hours into that. Man, what a bass I've just tuned😀 thanks a lot for sharing skill. Millennium respect to you 🙌
Glad you found some success!
Sounds amazing..... this is golden content for me RN, thanks so much for sharing
I love watching your eq curves dance. Great tutorials thanks heaps!
That’s something I really like too
Super helpful, you always do a great job of making the things that seem complicated pretty simple
Thanks so much for watching!
VITAL IS MY GO TO SYNTH, LIKE !! THE !! SYNTH THAT I USE AND THANK GOD IT'S FREE, COS I CAN ALSO SHOW SOME TRICKS FOR MY YOUNGLINGS ON DISCORD AND THEY DONT HAVE TO PAY TO FOLLOW THROUGH.
AND AFTER WATCHING YOUR PHASEPLANT VIDS (STILL KINDA DIDN'T GOT INTO IT PROPERLY) I KINDA TRIED TO APPLY SOME PROCEDURES OR BASIC PRINCIPLES AND A LOT OF THEM ACTUALLY WORKED SOOOOO WELL. ENDED UP MAKING WHOLE PRESET PACK THAT MADE MY LATEST EP + PROPER DARK MODE SKIN FOR VITAL :DDDDDD
DOPE VIDEO AS ALWAYS, VERY SIMILAR TO HOW I TEACH, CAUSE AND EFFECT NOT COPY AND PASTE. AND YOU MADE ME REALIZE THAT I COMPLETELY FORGOT HOW TO MAKE THOSE SPEEDUPS WITH THE NOTE PARAMETER :D
CHEERS !
It's so funny how different it feels when you learn from someone that actually knows what they're talking about. A minute in and I was like "Ok I can trust this guy"
Don’t trust a damn thing I say until you’ve done it for yourself lol.
This was some sick sounds really fast! Thanks
Wow, that sounds very good, I have to make this bass right now, the alchemy way! Really nice design, Sensei :) More on Vital would be great, any other sound, transition effects, etc...I would learn very much from replicating your patches, I think, but Vital is the only synth I have at the moment. Keep up the teachings, cool stuff, bro.
Thanks so much! You’ll find you can do most stuff in phase plant or serum as you can in vital
Extremely good and interesting tutorial. I will try these tricks in Pure Data !
You can do it!
Great stuff!
theres a little mistake. filter 2 is doing nothing because its set to osc 2 which is on 0db. it also doesn't apply on the fm source (because it takes the fm source before the filter (i checked just that :) ). Overall good sound design (as usual). but in case some one wants to recreate this and wondering that nothing happens, theres a little mistake . can happen. but thx for the good sound design
You’re right! Forgot to route it. Pretty sure it’s affecting the sound tho
@@Alckemy nope... high filtered a fm source.... it doesn't. sound would have disspeared or at least sth would have happened.the patch works without it very well so dont worry too much about it.
@@7mechman high filtering the FM source will still affect the amplitude which in turn will change the end result - it's definitely doing something but depends how you intend to use it
First video of his, but yeah I couldn’t watch after he played around with filter 2 and didn’t notice it wasn’t doing anything… keep practicing friend
fascinante!!
Excellent
Thanks so much for video, I was looking for something like this for a long time, good 90% of these tutorials on yt is thrash.
Thanks! I have a lot of videos on basses I’d encourage you to check out, also have a free vital pack on my website
Thanks!
Thank you! I really appreciate the tip as well
nice tut, i need to dive into phaseplant at some point. seems like a whole daw :D
You’ll pick it up super fast. Really easy compared to the grid:)
Isn’t this vital?
@@comrade8600 no
@@PolarityMusic huh? plz explain?
@@comrade8600 Yes, it is Vital, 100%
Have you come across this advanced gain-staging feature, where (desk emulator plugins especially) request -18db input?
I always reminded this when watching your videos - because you use so many distortions…
Well, on investigating, I found - the distortions sounded way different. I was overloading them instead of considering this -18db input. With the requested -18db, they become smooth clean and SILKY. Changed my whole perspective.
You might have to check the manuals to see if it’s relevant. But worthwhile. Many distortion compressor and warmth plugins especially the desk emulation/ channel strip types will use this. The difference is astounding.
Not many tutorials cover this. - Baphometrix did a video on it within his mixing loud with clip to zero strategy.
Enjoy
I’m aware of all that:) distortion creates harmonics and depending on the shape of the curve. Waveshapers are also weird where you can affect the quiet and loud parts of a sound. But yeah, read up on oversampling as well: it ties into the subject. Dan Worral has a really cool video on it.
I don’t gainstage, but I do have clippers on literally everything.
Generally speaking though, it’s not a matter of gainstaging as digital distortion isn’t really a thing- it was primarily made for recording live and leaving headroom.
However you’re absolutely right in that amplitude as well as drive as well as the source itself can make a distortions characteristic vastly different. Just about being aware and manipulating all the factors to dial in what you want :)
When I do distortion I’m almost never going for clean. I usually build from simple harmonics and stack distortion- saturation primarily in stages. Try it sometime, does some insane stuff to even just sine waves
@@Alckemy hehe yea man I’m watching 😉 (and saving up for the fab filter bundle)
How to import the sound that i made, to the DAW? 😅 I dont get it 🙃
Record the sound while its in the Midi player? 🤔🤔
Record the midi?
@@Alckemy yeah, in ableton u can record the things that is playing. But i know how. I saw your other video. Thank you!
oh shit! xnb is coming for ya with that title :D
I don’t even know who that is 😭
Do u have any experience with ableton??
8 years:)
Ight. Thanks. I'll be in touch.
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…you on Spotify? Pass the link please, couldn’t see Yu based on UA-cam name…. (Thankyou!)
open.spotify.com/artist/6CsQuo7EEPSFhXJJhOIXwD?si=xQGY5t5tS1im7T1Xbcz9CQ :)
@@Alckemy awesome Thankyou