Deru on FORM | Native Instruments
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Established American sound designer and artist Deru showcases a brand new sonic production designed entirely with FORM, outlining how he used the tools and effects to re-shape organic recordings into the new arrangement.
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Really good taste, this sound designer, musician, whatever he is... he shines!!
he is a musician composer
He's a magician.
really good musician
Nice video. Form makes PSOLA synthesis, not granular by the way. Works on wave level rather than grain, hence its distinctive sound.
Please. What the all instrument that great Deru use there?
It is a beautiful Native Maschine Mk3? Bravo!
one of the things I love to do most kind of cool, crazy to me , totally nuts, super into ... great synth but he talks in platitudes
Deru the Jamaja
awesome!
is that Randy Jackson at the beginning?
yup
Is this track available somewhere?
Found it! :) soundcloud.com/nativeinstruments/komplete-sketches-deru
How did you map the Macro 1 to Speed? I can't figure that out.
In case anyone else is wondering, I figured out that you click on the label "SAMPLE LENGTH", "Cycles per sec", or "SYNC SPEED"... Then select the first block, Macro and M1. Then drag up or down or the line right above the bottom box that says M1. This is not at all clear in the manual. But, that is how you do it.
His intro music sounds like something from the soundtrack of Interstellar.
really cool guy!Q
my god
long way since Andrew Bird
Sounded a lot like Leftfield...
I'm interested in the plugin, but this does nothing for me... (Not commenting on his composition BTW) -- But he kept using words like "crazy" & and "insane" to describe sounds that ultimately sound pretty "out of the box" from other synths... Tonally they sound pretty much like their source. Bass, Organ, Music Box ? Nothing really groundbreaking there. - I guess I expected more.
Ni9a Szeven its really more about how it produced the sound then how it sound
@@biggrime but he didn't even know it was psola ... he thought it was granular
@tinkletink1403 he as in Deru?