I think the key emphasis here is the type of music the producers like to listen to. It has everything to do with the influence of any project they or you completes. Your music will sound like the music most familiar to you. As a seasoned producer of Deep House it was the one thing I implied to anyone learning under me. Aside from that I’m amazed at the world of EDM now, we did t have UA-cam or software synths, it was just you in the studio with your ideas. Would’ve been nice to be able to review stuff like this back in 1999, would’ve been so much faster as a process. Awesome thing you’re doing here, I’m amazed !
Appreciate the comment RJL73. 👍🏻 The internet came at a pivotal moment in music and computing development. If the net was just a little further earlier we would have captured the early 2000's on UA-cam :)
@@demishellen Sir...Really want to see some trance vocal mixing tutorials...theres not many videos in UA-cam in this topic..Really appreciate your work...keep growing..🌹🌹🌹🌹
Many thanks for your videos! All your tutorials are inspiration for me to be more and more closer to fundamental understanding of music theory! Your tips are already took me out of that phase when I'm gettin' stuck on a simple moment and I can't continue to translate what i have in my head to DAW. Thanks again!
Wow! Great energy coming from that tiny bit. Quite the Art to build up such an atmosphere for the track. I‘m gonna go practice now. Cause this is going to take some time to incorporate into my workflow. Thanks so much for sharing. ✌🏻
Amazing man! This is the part I struggle most in producing. Would you have any tips to create Athmos for uplifting trance? like 138-140 BPM. Or is it the same principle?
Thanks Demis. Have you ever played around with Omnisphere? I started using it recently and really enjoy its ability to create unique atmospheric sounds.
@@demishellen you can actually create your own stuff in omnisphere. It’s far more than a sampler. It’s one of my main soft synths. I guess the unique thing about it’s that you can layer sampled audio over synth layers which is very neat. And the built in ARP is second to none.
Amazing video as always my dear friend. Beautiful sounds! I ever wondered to know how beautiful and massie pad sounds were made, but I always thought it was necessary expensive samplers/vsts to do it. Lack creativity of mine. Thanks for sharing this great ideais with us. Got me inspired again, thanks a lot! Wish you all the best.
Yeah find a bunch of samples in the same key and starting blending, stretching and reverbing. 😎👍🏻 Appreciate this comment, it nice to hear it sparks some ideas and interest. 👍🏻
Demis it must be the time of year for doing atmospheres, I've just released a chillout track " Into The Light ", perhaps worth a listen if you have time.. Anyway thank you again for teaching many of us, your video tutorials are invaluable 👍🍻 PS Into The Light was produced entirely in Dune
Very nice. I'm always paranoid about bouncing and exporting audio, then dragging it back in... but because it's digital, there's no loss in quality right?
yeah, unless you explictly tell your daw to export as mp3 and/or in bitrate lower than 16 bit, you should be fine. having to deal with lossy audio hasn't really been a thing for two decades now
You might wanna have a look at the spelling Dem, Ate you struggling with your trance atmospheres or ate you not knowing where and how to build them? lololol
This was really good. Blending at the end was terrific! Got my own juices flowing!
I noticed that when you put Reverb on an arpeggio, it feels like an atmospheric pad in the background. Good tutorial
Yep another good tip, so many ways to get creative. 😎
Plz keep doing what you are doing. This couldn't be more appreciated.
Awesome bruh
I think the key emphasis here is the type of music the producers like to listen to. It has everything to do with the influence of any project they or you completes. Your music will sound like the music most familiar to you. As a seasoned producer of Deep House it was the one thing I implied to anyone learning under me.
Aside from that I’m amazed at the world of EDM now, we did t have UA-cam or software synths, it was just you in the studio with your ideas. Would’ve been nice to be able to review stuff like this back in 1999, would’ve been so much faster as a process. Awesome thing you’re doing here, I’m amazed !
Appreciate the comment RJL73. 👍🏻 The internet came at a pivotal moment in music and computing development. If the net was just a little further earlier we would have captured the early 2000's on UA-cam :)
Thanx a lot...Its a very helpful video...
No problem, appreciate the support. 😎👍🏻
@@demishellen Sir...Really want to see some trance vocal mixing tutorials...theres not many videos in UA-cam in this topic..Really appreciate your work...keep growing..🌹🌹🌹🌹
Many thanks for your videos! All your tutorials are inspiration for me to be more and more closer to fundamental understanding of music theory! Your tips are already took me out of that phase when I'm gettin' stuck on a simple moment and I can't continue to translate what i have in my head to DAW. Thanks again!
That’s awesome 😎 it’s great to hear you have been inspired and overcome some writers block 👍🏼
Bravo Demis!!! Great tutorial
Top 👍🏻
Only just started watching your stuff and absolute amazing tutorials the way you describe and show how to do things
Appreciate it Wez, good to have you around 👍🏻
Wow! Great energy coming from that tiny bit.
Quite the Art to build up such an atmosphere for the track. I‘m gonna go practice now.
Cause this is going to take some time to incorporate into my workflow.
Thanks so much for sharing. ✌🏻
omg @5:32 🙌❤
Thanks! Some nice suggestions :)
No problem 😎 Thanks for tuning in.
amazing manssssssssssssssss one big hug
Very nice Demis,always great work 🥳🥳🥳
Cheers Lerbjan 😎
LEGEND
Love it!!
I’m a total novice, just trying to understand what my dearest friend works on …it’s Fascinating! 💐❤️
Always staying creative and it’s not always music to keep the mind active 🙂
@@demishellen
How right you are 😊👍🏼
Ohhh Yeahhh, so good!
Plenty more where that came from. 🙂👍🏻
i love watching your tutorials on trance music. I'm finding them inspiring to make my own trance music. Have you released any trance music....
Amazing man! This is the part I struggle most in producing. Would you have any tips to create Athmos for uplifting trance? like 138-140 BPM. Or is it the same principle?
The same can apply but creativity is really your friend. I usually try using none genre vocals, stabs etc. don’t limit to just trance samples etc 👍🏻
@@demishellen thanks mate!
Always love your tutorials I also like making shepards tones and use LFOs or cubase mod fx tool for movement.
Awesome 😎 sure others will take note and have a dabble.
Ok, thanks. Never heard of shepard tones 🙊
Show us how to produce trance drum loops the rolling uplifring trance loops style
I add splashy synth preset to my pads. Makes them swell up and sound thick
Splashy synth is a common use for me. 🙂 got some presets in the making for trance use 😉
Yup.
I think I need to do this, but I’m lazy. 🤪
Great tutorial as usual. 👍👍👍
Never an excuse for a real producer.
This is only the tip of the iceberg. 😉 you could use waves from the beach as atmos. 👍🏼
Very interesting video! your channel is a diamants cave!
Thanks Demis. Have you ever played around with Omnisphere? I started using it recently and really enjoy its ability to create unique atmospheric sounds.
No an Omnisphere owner purely down to creating my own stuff. Not to say I won’t get a copy sometime. 😎
@@demishellen you can actually create your own stuff in omnisphere. It’s far more than a sampler. It’s one of my main soft synths. I guess the unique thing about it’s that you can layer sampled audio over synth layers which is very neat. And the built in ARP is second to none.
I firmly believe Demis could do incredible things with omnisphere
@@benbawden3348 it would be next level stuff for sure.
Amazing video as always my dear friend.
Beautiful sounds!
I ever wondered to know how beautiful and massie pad sounds were made, but I always thought it was necessary expensive samplers/vsts to do it. Lack creativity of mine.
Thanks for sharing this great ideais with us.
Got me inspired again, thanks a lot!
Wish you all the best.
Yeah find a bunch of samples in the same key and starting blending, stretching and reverbing. 😎👍🏻
Appreciate this comment, it nice to hear it sparks some ideas and interest. 👍🏻
@@demishellen 🙌🙏
Demis it must be the time of year for doing atmospheres, I've just released a chillout track " Into The Light ", perhaps worth a listen if you have time.. Anyway thank you again for teaching many of us, your video tutorials are invaluable 👍🍻 PS Into The Light was produced entirely in Dune
Cheers SD. 😎 I will try my best to spare some time to have a listen. 👍🏻
Very nice. I'm always paranoid about bouncing and exporting audio, then dragging it back in... but because it's digital, there's no loss in quality right?
yeah, unless you explictly tell your daw to export as mp3 and/or in bitrate lower than 16 bit, you should be fine. having to deal with lossy audio hasn't really been a thing for two decades now
Exactly what @pointpi said. It’s totally fine to do 👍🏼
@@demishellen Thanks guys
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where is paulxstretch 3.0 ?
You might wanna have a look at the spelling Dem, Ate you struggling with your trance atmospheres or ate you not knowing where and how to build them? lololol