Sound Design 02 - Sampler
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2017
- Techniques for getting more out of your bass samples with Ableton's sampler. Don't forget it sub for more sound design videos!
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For everyone asking - I will definitely be doing content that covers arrangement once I make it further into the sound design series. It will be its own separate series altogether, I'll be covering workflow, songwriting, arrangement and things of that nature. If you have requests feel free to drop them in the comments, no promises but I always want to know what people are interested in learning.
How do you retain a clean sub when applying all these processes? Or do you apply the sub afterward? I notice you get a lot of movement with the sub bass in your sound design, so always assumed you split frequencies and kept the sub on a separate chain.
i'll thank you in advance! i've just discovered your channel today and your tutorials are PERFECT and you seem to be a fun dude too! waiting for more!
Hi! Do you use RMS metering when mixing? If so at which stage (eg, it could be early as for drums mixing) and can you do a tutorial about it?
Thanks for your what you do mate
I know this is an old tutorial, but it's a crying shame this doesn't have more views. I've been messing with Ableton since version 7 and listening to minimal dnb since 2012 and have never been able to come close to these kinds of sounds before. I'm FINALLY getting it.
You're not shilling synths, you're using as much raw audio and native devices as possible and THANK YOU for that, because it made all these concepts finally click for me.
So many clowns making tutorials just to shill plugins and repeat basic techniques... and then there's Frequent.
You're a real one, my guy. I hope you're doing well. I'm gonna purchase some of your music because of this tutorial for use as reference tracks 🫡
"That's an okay sound"
Dude I’m a dumbass. I’ve been watching your tutorials and learning a lot when out of the blue I just realized that you’re the guy that made my favorite electronic album of 2017. My mind is completely blown 😂
I am just here for the ride and suddenly you drop bombshells like, oh you know this is how Koan Sound make their pitchbendy basslines.
Your tutorials are pretty much for neurobass. And they're the best i've seen!
I don't even use Ableton, but all of this advice is applies universally! It's always somewhat annoying when producers don't explain the "why" in their tutorials. When we get the "just crank this knob over here," I can get the sound they're going they show, but never anything else, and it's completely useless with other plugins/software/daws unless you already understand the theory (in which case you wouldn't need a tutorial). This is why I love your stuff, taking something ridiculously complicated and making breaking it down to the fundamentals. Thank you man!
i almost didn’t click on this thinking, “pff i know how to use the damn sampler” but i’m so glad i did! boy did you show me! there’s so much more crazy stuff to do that i never thought of
I think I know exactly what you mean when you say "Ableton does that stupid pitch bend thing"
could you please explain?
Evan Dickinson its when you have pitch bend in a clip sometimes it glitches when the next clip plays and the pitch bend stays where you left it instead of going back to default and to fix it you have to draw an automation point at the start of the next clip
This video is incredibly informative, I haven't been using Live for about 3 or 4 years I think, i definitely will take another shot at it and experiment with sampler a bit.
As far as my experience goes Ableton's sampler is probably the best sampler around.
*cough* Kontakt *cough*
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. These are incredibly helpful and inspirational.
by far one of the best tutorials ive seen for this type of sound design, hoping to see more!
I didn't even realize until 20 videos deep that you're behind Tom's Battery and Tension Coil...
bruh.
I listen to those tracks **constantly**
some of my all time favorite music.
Damn.
Oh shit i love tom's battery
Dude you explain everything so well even for me a noob. Can't believe I haven't found these before. Thank you so much.
great stuff, i love your style of presenting the content. thanks.
these are some great vids. I hope you continue on with these. thanks!
fuck man, you've really opened up my world with these tutorials. I hope you continue this series, but even if not, thanks for everything you taught us so far
Been learning a lot thank you for these videos !!
Man these tuts are so so so so informative! Cheers
Amazing tutorials dude, thank you for these!
Track from scratch?
Like The Art of Mr.Bill kinda thing?
Maybe??
Please???
Incredible. Thank you.
Ssso glad you started doing these
keep it up breh
How am I just now seeing this!!?? Amazing shit man
Holy crap when you pitch the FM, that growly thing is dope
Nutty man. Thanks for the tut!
Thank you for the sick tips man!
Thank you so much for this
Amazing tutorial man. I'm really looking forward to more. Any chance we can see you explain your drum design/arrangement process?
So helpful, thanks!
A overview of how you mix you tracks would be awesome
As much as I've wanted to use the FM feature of Sampler, I've shied away from it bc it always sounded like shit - thanks to your explanation of changing the root note it solves everything, thanks so much!
Thank you!
I do those types of experiments with the different "stretch types" in FL and there are really interesting sounds to make out of it also. but it doesn't have that fluency when it comes to looping certain points, FM, etc... you're making me reconsider Ableton strongly ahaha.
LinkLePGM if you're ok with programming, native instruments Reaktor offers basically unlimited sound design options. Just in case you don't want to switch your daw
Super helpful
Yo, Missing Lynx from Denver here. We actually know a bunch of the same people.
I'm pretty sure you can mod the start point via the midi tab of sampler as a destination. Map it to mod wheel or whatever and automate instead of using envelope if you like.
if you hold down command while you're moving a breakpoint on the automation, it will get you to the exact number you want
Have you tried Skanner XT? It's kinda similar to approach in second part of the video
Cool
Yo, how did you get this ableton theme? looks pretty cool
"Now I'm gonna mess around with some FM's" OH, yeah, OK xD
is there a reason why you always use F as your root note? or is it just preference
does anyone know this ableton skin?
jesus christ these are some weird but awesome sounds
15:24 That DC offset is ridiculous
My dog is leaving the room...😁😁
haha laughing at 17:58 hahahaha
I bet mastadon is here somewhere
lmao
You need to turn your voice way up.
Noted, thank you!
i think it's fine