Steinberg Studio Sessions S03E15 - Matt Nash: Part 1
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- Опубліковано 17 лис 2016
- Future Music team up with Steinberg for a third series of Studio Sessions. For this episode we're in Amsterdam to talk production with British Electro House master Matt Nash.
- Наука та технологія
"I can say shit right?"
Haha Matt!
Huge fan here and thank you FM and Matt for doing this. Keep growing man!
It's really nice to see that he kept everything quite simple.
'Welcome to my studio in Amsterdam' *blinks* ah I get ya ;)
Hahah best comment I've seen :p
In summer, I hope to move to amsterdam too!
ok, but u did not show us how u made the main lead of the track!
You guys should get Rob Swire again
Very clear and concise. I like how the information was presented in a manner that wasn't so much saying that it is "the" right way, but rather "a" proper way achieving your goals. I believe to fully understand How an exciter is working you have to have a fairly strong understanding of how sonic frequencies are propagated. Where we're used to thinking in terms of simple gain which is basically How much force is driving any one wave or group of waves, harmonics allow you to fill in gaps between the waves at the cost of clarity, and phase separation allows you to have several waves occupying the same frequency range simultaneously, but striking your tympanic membrane at different times which may cause slight phase cancellation of the peak gain, but raise the perceived mean of the total gain to the listener...I'm still a bit fuzzy on it myself.
Cool! I was wondering how he made this track before. Nice!
such a simple and beautiful studio
i wish he showed a little before and after of his mastering chain, but overall still it was very informative and well explained. Thanks for the great ideas!
you are good in your skills when it looks easy :) thanks for sharing your technique ! for the kick durms, i know other producer pay a lot for unique special kick drums... how much did you pay for the 8 drums ?
thanks bro
Nice tip about the QuadraFuzz
Thanks for the tutorial
Bring in more Dnb producers , less of the cheesy stuff that any guy who does music can do
Well damn I didn't know DnB was so hard to produce...lol
Rutger dnb is not easy at all well some shit sub genres yes its easy like liquid dnb but neurofunk where they have master thiercraft by sound design and make intense crazy drum patterns along with creating thier own drums by rather synths or real live samples from drums (or addictive drummer) then have to shape they own drum samples or even hybrid synth drum hits with sampled drums. house etc or even pop music aka that cheesy stuff are easy as fuk to create, theres not much to it tbh but with neurofunk its prob one of the hardest genres to create has you must create everything on yourself while making sure it sounds good, with house and any sub genre i can create a track within a day neurofunk takes months
Last time i checked Science, Maths comes to huge play into music technology Every synth, every Software or even hardware involves Years of research and maths. Look at Pure data, SuperCollider for a instance.Even in producing compressors involves bit of maths, Just saying broski. Just saying cheesy shit is easy to make, Prob reason why pop is most hated genre, Pop is just for teenagers still haven't found their identity, and pop is most easiest genres to listen to. i dont mind listening to cheesy shit time to time but creating it is easy as fuck, I'm more into insane compositions by film scores/trailers, Intense sound designers and drum patterns from dnb scene i love trying to create music that's hard to create not a average producer/chessy producer
Anybody know the Sylenth presets he uses for the bass sound???? 🤔
What is the model of the computer monitor?
Is there any way we could get those 8 magical kick drums :D ?
Does anyone know the Sylenth 1 Preset he used?
Nice video, but how do you print the vocal to audio if i may ask sir?
By printing audio I meant: I mixed a group of 4/5 different audio channels then bounced it down into one file to make it easier to work on the vocal mix with the instrumental. Hope this makes it clearer :)
yes, that cleared it up, thumbs up sir.keep up the good work.........
ok, but u did not show us how u made the main lead of the track! @Matt Nash
Hi, at the end of the video you mention who does 70% of your mastering. Did I understand correctly Kevin or Cas Wyatt?
Both Kevin & Cas have mastered my tracks yes :)
Can you get Afro jack ?
What is screen ?
can you get flume?
i die if he does from studio something
Sylenth Preset?
Anybody knows what screen monitor he is using?
seem like LG 34UC88 .
Name of the midi keyboard?
Resting Vard komplete kontrol
nice desk
Those eq curves are crazy
What is this software's name? Is it better than Fl Studio? Thanks!
cubase
Anyone know what model the monitor is?
Computer monitor? LG maybe not sure but speaker monitor is Focal CMS .
LG 34UC88B ;)
great studio gear lmao
Молодец какой, жалко я не по русски не понимаю)