Xfer Serum Vocal Chopping Tutorial - Pop Music Production
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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Xfer Serum Vocal Chopping Tutorial - Pop Music Production
In this pop production tutorial Austin Hull shows you how to use Xfer Serum as a sampler to create unique vocal chopping techniques and vocal hooks.
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thank you for the tips!
That was so cool bro! I've try this follow your step, copy the vocal that I've render wav format then paste to serum folder then boom! I'm so enjoyed, btw thanks for video tutorial 👍
Thanks a lot, man!!!
Awesome tips!!!! thank you!!!!
Thanks Carlos!!
Muito bom! Sou do Brasil... O link não está disponível. Tem como me mandar o link das vozes?
Neat trick! Please do a tutorial on the intro track - it sounds really dope! Sidechain technique, synth treatment/processing and how you made the vocal chop melody and processed it! Thanks man, and keep up the good work! :)
On it - thanks for watching Rasmus! We appreciate it!
The intro track is amazing! Better than songs that are on the radio
Once again a really useful video! Thank you. 👍🏻
WOW~~~Cool~~~I really wanted to know~~
GREATTTTTTT HELPED A LOT. I WAS LOOING FOR HOW TO CHOP VOCALS IN ABLETON AND CAME ACROSS THIS !!! GREAT ONE !! SUBSCRIBED ! LOOKING FORWARD FOR MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS !
Thanks so much for watching!! We appreciate it and so glad that it's helping. That's what this channel is all about!
I've been trying to learn how to do stuff like this with vocals, thanks!
YOU aRE A GENIUSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thankyouuu
This one was AWESOME! Love the way you explain stuff and the fact that you are using Cubase! You rock...... I mean, You Pop!! :)
lol! You pop too! Appreciate you watching our videos. Glad that they help!
blew my mind!! This was so helpful!!
Thank You sir!
thank you !
Thank YOU for watching!
synth tutorial of the intro song please,,, its sounded like a high pass synth but can you give tutorials please,,, i can hear some volume or side chaining on the vox chops,,, but please a tutorial on this,,, tnx lov your vid
What is the name of the program you're using in the background? Can you list the programs / where I can find them? Thank you so much for these videos !
Hey there! The main DAW program that we are using in this video is called "Cubase" which you can purchase on Sweetwater or any major music retailer. The synth software we are using is Xfer Serum which can be purchased directly from the Xfer website. Thanks for watching!
Austin, the link is broken :(. Could you please reupload it?
If I am using a dmajor vocal chop then how will i put this to d note?
link is down :(
I don't know if I would call this chopping
Totally getcha. Thanks for watching though!
How can u make those tonal long vocal notes?
Yo, the link doesn’t work :(
So if I want to use multiple samples I would have to use multiple instances of Serum? Is there a way to layout multiple samples similar to how Structure does it?
nice tutorial man! ( Also can u tell me on which programm youre working on? )
Cubase dawg
You have powerful Cubase's integrated sampler for such things
BrunetteMusic which one? I’ve just started using cubase
@@gastondelacaze4863 Ctrl/Cmd-Alt-E - it opens lower zone, where you can find sampler
@@SunSensitiveMusic which version ?
Dudes, your links are seriously broken, none of them works, they're as good as if they weren't.
Otherwise, you're the only channel on YT who focuses on pop production, which is cool
Thanks for the head's up Catalin! We switched to a new system and I thought I got all of the links swapped out. Should be all good now :) Thanks so much for watching! Enjoy! -Dan
what's the benefit using serum instead of ableton's samplers?
Nothing really. This was more for people that don't have a sampler like pro tools.
I assume you would blend and fade between a vocal and a synth sound?
That's called "EDM"
Link failed 😢
why would you load the samples into your noise folder and not instead drop them directly into the oscillator, since then you can mess with the wave table and modulate it with LFOs? seems like you're not really taking advantage of serum.
When I filmed this 3 years ago, the drag and drop was really buggy and would crash if you threw noises in oscillators.
@@MakePopMusic totally understand
What happened to the vocal pack?
whats the rush if ur doing a tutorial?
I can hear init sound on top of chopped vocal sound, please help someone.
I got it now
Bro i swear vandalism selling the same tutorial by more than 20 bucks !!!
Fucking master !!
hey, the only issue is if it's a short sample as you play notes higher in pitch they become shorter, any way to overcome that?
You would need to add longer samples as the sound would get squashed. If you stretched the sample it would sound more robotic and not cool.
Hello just wondering if you knew how to make it so that each time you hit it the playback is always the same speed? Like so that when i hit a low note it doesnt play slower than a note higher up
Best advice is to use a long sample! The way Serum works is that it slows down when you pitch a sample down or speeds it up when you pitch up.
Thanks for watching!
Are the samples still on that link?
No, they aren't
It's not chopping dude..
Flyin Pants wassup fam, u correct.
Intro song??
Just some quick instrumental I made for our old intro 😁
@@MakePopMusic faking use it
That's the best🥵
While I appreciate using Serum for any and everything, sampling is the one thing it does not do well. Ableton's simpler or sampler are much better for chopping, re-pitching, and warping. If you still want to take advantage of Serum's ill FX, first create your entire vocal arrangement using a drum rack loaded with simpler instruments, record, bounce, then load arrangement in as a noise as described in this video. Then you can go crazy with FX, LFO's and Envelopes. Still inefficient because if you want to make changes to chops you have to start all over from beginning.
Hey Jon! Nice! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment. We'll definitely have to try that out. The primary reason we do the tutorials on Serum is that it's a software that can be used with any DAW (we try not to be TOO DAW specific although sometimes we have to be). But yes - Ableton is really great for this!
I guess my gripe would have to be titling the video Serum's best kept secret and promoting an inefficient workflow. The community wants guidance to differentiate between best practices and those that waste time and energy. This is a waste of time and energy. The best kept secret for those who are interested in incorporating sampling into their music is to get Ableton live. Serum isn't free, but Ableton Lite is and it comes with simpler.
Hey Jon! Totally get ya. Sorry that this video isn't a fit. Most of our audience (based on surveys / our Facebook group) uses Serum along with Cubase/Logic/Protools so we're just making content at the moment that applies to their work flow. Sometimes making the switch to an entirely new DAW isn't an option for people. Thanks for watching! Hope there is a video on our channel that helps. We have many to check out.
Jon Horan agreed, ableton is sadly underrated in many ways including using it as a sampling editor there isn’t a 3rd party plug out there that does what ableton can do in production or on the fly live, I think because it’s a DAW it is immediately compared to everything from ProTools to the new Studio One 3 but it’s a very different animal it needs a classification of its own.
I run the full pro versions of ableton live 9, ProTools 11, and Studio One 3 daily I highly suggest you bump up from lite
Niceeee
intro song?
Just a little something we put together for the channel. Not a real song. It was produced by our very own Austin Hull. Thanks for watching!
Sounds like mariah carey.
this is called re-synthesis. you didn't chop anything you put a sample into a synthesizer and made that manipulate the sample.
Cool deal. Thanks brotha!
No it's not. Nothing is being synthesized. It's called 'using a sampler with envelopes and effects'
Billy Buttlord I think Serum is a wavetable synth so by using the sample as a wavetable both answers could be correct lol
"pop"
cool & simple tip! thx sososo much!
Thanks for watching!