I’m always so impressed by your keyboard skills. I’d love to hear an album of your music in a sort of synthwave meets classic style. Maybe not full-on Wendy Carlos, but instrumental synth music with chord progressions informed by your classical chops. I have a feeling the results would be pretty awesome! :)
This patch dribbles in like the snowfall in the back. Great tutorial, perfect lenght and speed to understand and hear what you do, very clear to me. Thanks alot!
Sooo liberating having these tutorials on how to make synth sounds man. I've been through hundreds of presets that I just don't quite like the sound of, and I know what sound I want in my head... with this, I now feel empowered to be able to create exactly what is in my brain. THANK YOU!
I was following your video and applying your words to reality, and I managed to create kind of a realistic brass/brass using Corpus (ableton stock plugin). set "pipe" as the resonator and tweaked a little. i'm impressed thank you !!
Fantastic! I'd been looking for a good tutorial on creating a synth brass pad, and this definitely fit what I was hoping to come across. Thanks for another quality video!
Ha! So i've been searching the internet and asking for help on how to create Jai Paul-type "brass pads" to no avail. This might be the best starting point I've found yet! Great tutorial. :)
As much as I love these videos. I could just listen/watch you play for an hour improvising in a simple saw wave What scales are you typically using in this video? Or are you all over the place. Sounds almost renaissance at times.
Hey guys, so i just have a question. The way my analog synth sounds is different to yours. When i started pressing keys, it sounded different to how yours was set up in the beginning of the video. Can you please explain how i can get my Analog synth to sound like yours? All i did was drag analog to my session view.
Would there be other options to emulate more of a true analog sound using this plugin (or similar plugins) by, for instance, routing the output through using analog EQs via an audio interface with an analog mixer, etc?
Also, assuming Ableton's plugin can do something like analog voice modeling to simulate voice instability, or make use of "slop" to simulate overall VCO instability.
In the settings page of the synth you can set the "error" factor to simulate VCO drift. It makes it so some notes are a bit out of tune, depending on the setting.
When running a lot of scenes (songs in this case) with different analog patches on every song, does it make sense to use one instance of analog and automate changes in the sound? Or is it not worth the effort to save CPU? Now I'm using one instance for every song
Hey man could use zoom in on the synth a little. Like half of you and half synth even would be nice! I have bad internet and its hard to see like everyone else. Thanks for the great vid!
I’m always so impressed by your keyboard skills. I’d love to hear an album of your music in a sort of synthwave meets classic style. Maybe not full-on Wendy Carlos, but instrumental synth music with chord progressions informed by your classical chops. I have a feeling the results would be pretty awesome! :)
More sound design tutorial please 🙌🙌
This patch dribbles in like the snowfall in the back. Great tutorial, perfect lenght and speed to understand and hear what you do, very clear to me. Thanks alot!
Damn, i came here to learn and ended up jamming at 10:45. Make it a song, my man!
Sooo liberating having these tutorials on how to make synth sounds man. I've been through hundreds of presets that I just don't quite like the sound of, and I know what sound I want in my head... with this, I now feel empowered to be able to create exactly what is in my brain. THANK YOU!
I love all the plants youve got going on!
very useful display. Thanks!
I was following your video and applying your words to reality, and I managed to create kind of a realistic brass/brass using Corpus (ableton stock plugin). set "pipe" as the resonator and tweaked a little. i'm impressed
thank you !!
~5:13 sound like I was looking for, that was in my head, thank you)
Great video. Would be happy to see more videos of this kind.
Awesome 😎 love it thanks
man the creativity you bring to the table is insane, please keep it up!!
Very good sound, very nice brass! 🙌
Great!!!
4 Sure More Videos.
Cheers
That tuba! Really lovely patch
And yes please to more stock Ableton patch videos! Operator and Analog in particular 😊
I had no idea the analog can sound so good :0
I really liked this and found it helpful. I'm going to look at your page and see if you've already done more like this.
Patch sound at 11:38
You’re incredible, and play very well. Thank you very much.
Sweet
Fantastic! I'd been looking for a good tutorial on creating a synth brass pad, and this definitely fit what I was hoping to come across. Thanks for another quality video!
Very nice my brother!
Happy to see this, I was just playing around with this synth! Thanks!
This is the best thing ever!
boy this is insane, holy jeez :o can't wait to try that
Súper cool...keep going with the great work!!!!
Wow, really nice patch! This may have convinced me to upgrade my ableton from intro
Ha! So i've been searching the internet and asking for help on how to create Jai Paul-type "brass pads" to no avail. This might be the best starting point I've found yet! Great tutorial. :)
As much as I love these videos. I could just listen/watch you play for an hour improvising in a simple saw wave
What scales are you typically using in this video? Or are you all over the place. Sounds almost renaissance at times.
the brass pad was hella niceeee
super helpful! thanks a lot ;)
Dope !
Velocity and Aftertouch to modulate the cutoff freq
Did you make a song with this melody? i love it,
Hey guys, so i just have a question. The way my analog synth sounds is different to yours. When i started pressing keys, it sounded different to how yours was set up in the beginning of the video. Can you please explain how i can get my Analog synth to sound like yours? All i did was drag analog to my session view.
Would there be other options to emulate more of a true analog sound using this plugin (or similar plugins) by, for instance, routing the output through using analog EQs via an audio interface with an analog mixer, etc?
Also, assuming Ableton's plugin can do something like analog voice modeling to simulate voice instability, or make use of "slop" to simulate overall VCO instability.
In the settings page of the synth you can set the "error" factor to simulate VCO drift. It makes it so some notes are a bit out of tune, depending on the setting.
Great!!!! I really enjoyed this video, as some others said already. Nice piano fingers. What's your story before synths?
The long release times kinda muddle the low end, when you change chords. Enjoyed the sound design process though! Thanks.
2:52 is deadmua5 - "imaginary friends patch" heheeh
When running a lot of scenes (songs in this case) with different analog patches on every song, does it make sense to use one instance of analog and automate changes in the sound?
Or is it not worth the effort to save CPU? Now I'm using one instance for every song
sounds snowy
Hey man could use zoom in on the synth a little. Like half of you and half synth even would be nice! I have bad internet and its hard to see like everyone else. Thanks for the great vid!
Bro! why your so big haha, in my cozy 13'' laptop is hard to see the analog, but I can feel the sound
If Vangelis played brass.
Somehow it sounds Italian
if only i could afford suite...barely built in lmao
You can buy it separately on ableton's website. I might do that actually.
i just want to make a comment so everyone like and feed my ego