Very interesting and helpful video for newbies like me. Respect to NI for allowing to show not only their stuff. This makes video more honest and valuable
This felt like a honest lesson rather than a promotion of all plugins we “need” to get his sound. I realise my shortcoming is understanding melody and no plugin is going to help that!
The main thing I love about this dude is his diversity. He can do it all. From soul to death metal. I started listening to him when he was in the band Issues & went by Scout
this dude....giving away this much sauce for free...i feel dirty watching this. definitely one of the best tutorials i've ever watched on music production
Massive respect to this guy, I always pretend to learn something new and its quite hard nowadays because videos always repeat the same, and the same and so on, but this video was different, I didnt know about this guy, I admire the whole knowledge, thanks Lophille and NI.
So many cool little insights, man. I love researching how everyone has different takes on sometimes the same ideas. Definitely adding those tools to my arsenal.
Very informative ✨and surprisingly I had my doubts when you first started opening MASSIVE ,but once you made all the adjustments the sound just came out perfect 👉✨✨✨great
Thanks NI for this higlhy valuable content. As he shows, freezing midi tracks and putting them into audio is a big part of his workflow, and I think that's a big thing Maschine is missing. I know it's possible to freeze tracks but since we can't go back to midi like Ableton does, it's stressful. I hope NI is considering updating this functionality if they consider making it a full DAW.
0:48 tbh I wouldn't really recommend massive for someone new to synths in 2020, there are better options out there now like Serum or my personal favorite Arturia Pigments. These synths have a lot of visual feedback which is super helpful for learning what the different parameters do. (I
the fact that is simple is why he uses it, didnt he say that he likes to keep things simple when it comes to sound design? serum is fine for anything but it shines with weird ass sound you hear in EDM like dubstep. plus massive has a warmer more analog sound to it than serum
@@Albertmars32 I’m talking about people who are beginners and want to learn. For them there are better options out there than Massive, I know because Massive was my first synth and I had no idea what I was looking at. I’m not saying no one should use it, in fact I still use it myself sometimes.
@the missing link I was actually considering buying that one since it’s now on sale on NI’s website, but I figured I probably have enough synths already haha
Serum and Pigments are awful beginner ones. Their blatant limitations and UI is bad for beginners. Definitely Massive over both, says I, who last opened massive in 2013 and use Pigments/Serum daily.
@@noname-ng6sj Well I definitely disagree with that, but I'm curious to hear why you think that. IMO Pigments has one of the best UI's of any synths and is perfect for a beginner, and the animated visual feedback on everything is super helpful for anyone but especially people who are learning. Not sure what blatant limitations you're talking about, wanna elaborate a little?
Very enjoyable video. Thanks, however, I wish NI would have provided links to the plugins and artists/channels Lophiile mentioned during the video. Oh well, I guess that's what Google is for. :-)
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Very interesting and helpful video for newbies like me.
Respect to NI for allowing to show not only their stuff. This makes video more honest and valuable
This felt like a honest lesson rather than a promotion of all plugins we “need” to get his sound.
I realise my shortcoming is understanding melody and no plugin is going to help that!
Actually Captain Plugins will help you with that.
@@Byronic19134 scaler 2 is also a great tool
Chordjam as well
The main thing I love about this dude is his diversity. He can do it all. From soul to death metal. I started listening to him when he was in the band Issues & went by Scout
Same, he's the goat
SAME! I WAS LIKE, IT'S HIM
One of the people I look up as an aspiring producer. Very versatile. Love his work on issues.
Was looking for this comment 😎
@@ghastlyshimmer someone shiner ?, sorry I’m not good with accents. Who did he suggest
This guy defo needs to do a part 2 felt like a lesson not a sales man for plugins
this is the best production tutorial on youtube hands down, the resampling information is unreal, thank you for sharing that
Shts on pt !
@@CalebBrandalise ys its spr on pt! it explns so mch
hollycrap thats blow my mind haha caraio mano drx
No lie told!!
this dude....giving away this much sauce for free...i feel dirty watching this. definitely one of the best tutorials i've ever watched on music production
Bought KOMPLETE 13 thanks to this video!
Awesome! 🙌
Was at his workshop once, no bs, just a wealth of knowledge
Dopeee 😁
One of the dopest producers out there!
Massive respect to this guy, I always pretend to learn something new and its quite hard nowadays because videos always repeat the same, and the same and so on, but this video was different, I didnt know about this guy, I admire the whole knowledge, thanks Lophille and NI.
You could tell this guy was a teacher long before he said “my students”. Well done.
let’s gooo i’ve always wanted to see videos from lophiile
check out the musical streams youtube channel, he sometimes streams on twitch, that profile posts a lot of musical streams including his!
An actual skilled musician producer and more. I like this kind if stuff!!
Workflow is crazy
This is my favourite sound design video EVER, his chords are beautiful
This breakdown was alllll that! Appreciate you @Lophiile and @Native Instruments
One of the best videos on UA-cam.
its awesome that he showed the other plugins he used besides just NI plugins...and some great tips that you don't even need paid plugins to do
He killed this tutorial, great music, great tips, no bs.
this man and his brother are both talented af.
Stumbled across this guys beats on soundcloud a while ago and been a big fan ever since. So dope...
I finally know the name of the genius! Learned also that he played in a metalcore band. Glad to know that he is a Radiant Child.
this was totally worthwhile. Thanks for sharing
Wow. Great stuff! Covered things broadly and with some depth too. Even plugged other people on IG and YT. What a class act!
Ableton looks dope ! When he sped up those drums , wooh !
i love these videos. dreams can come true manifest greatness. I love all our art that we create everyone is unique.
Loved the first little resampling trick
Props to Lophiile like many have commented you are a great teacher
So many cool little insights, man. I love researching how everyone has different takes on sometimes the same ideas. Definitely adding those tools to my arsenal.
This guy is an absolute legend!
shout to jeff schneider. taught me everything i needed to build lush and tasty extended chords with ease.
Very, very cool stuff, Bro. Thanks.
Love this high quality stuff gems being dropped left right center
Such a helpful tutorial thank you!
Bro do you know how much I love Lophile
Very informative ✨and surprisingly I had my doubts when you first started opening MASSIVE ,but once you made all the adjustments the sound just came out perfect 👉✨✨✨great
Good Lord, this was awesome!
Wow, such a good and inspiring video. Thank you 🔥
tyler is very talented! thanks for the awesome video.
has this video changed my life? yes
Lophile is that dude fr
very well done vid. great to see lophiile in here! good job NI
you are the man.
stumbled across you on Kenny Beats I think.
glad I did.
👍👊
Could see how excited he was to show free plugins :))
damn, these are some great ideas man, thank you!!
“Oooofff THATS wavey”
This was a really good one!
Best NI video I’ve watched hands down!
I saw this guy live with Zedd in Chicago a while ago 👍
Super useful and inspiring - thanks
Super dope!Thanks
Super crazy informative, he carries through some pretty deep concepts effortlessly
Great sound design tips, thanks!
Now that was dope, and it's applicable!
Great harmony & jazzy chords!
This was such a great video. Homie produced for Gallant before too.. this guy is solid!
Quality content. thanks
This was insane
The Clairo shirt goes dummy hard
This guy is genius!!! Not recycle lesssons something fresh and new
This was exceptional.
OMG, what a brilliant guy!
OH THIS IS SCOUT! YO!!!!! MY DUDE! HI! I WAS AT ISSUES FIRST SHOW! NICE VIDEO BROTHER!
this is awesome thanks so much!
love this guy!
Thanks NI for this higlhy valuable content. As he shows, freezing midi tracks and putting them into audio is a big part of his workflow, and I think that's a big thing Maschine is missing. I know it's possible to freeze tracks but since we can't go back to midi like Ableton does, it's stressful. I hope NI is considering updating this functionality if they consider making it a full DAW.
6:15 Shoutout to The Kount!! 🐐
The Kount has been saving me for a year now, it’s great to see people giving him love.
These are some awesome tips!
“Less is more” .... proceeds to put 7 plugins on a piano hahahahahahaha this was a fire video tho, thank you! & shout out Seattle!
Thanks guys for being a part of the giveaway! I hope to win the "native instruments Komplete 13"! Wish me luck🤞😌
Major props for the Clairo shirt.
0:48 tbh I wouldn't really recommend massive for someone new to synths in 2020, there are better options out there now like Serum or my personal favorite Arturia Pigments. These synths have a lot of visual feedback which is super helpful for learning what the different parameters do. (I
the fact that is simple is why he uses it, didnt he say that he likes to keep things simple when it comes to sound design? serum is fine for anything but it shines with weird ass sound you hear in EDM like dubstep. plus massive has a warmer more analog sound to it than serum
@@Albertmars32 I’m talking about people who are beginners and want to learn. For them there are better options out there than Massive, I know because Massive was my first synth and I had no idea what I was looking at. I’m not saying no one should use it, in fact I still use it myself sometimes.
@the missing link I was actually considering buying that one since it’s now on sale on NI’s website, but I figured I probably have enough synths already haha
Serum and Pigments are awful beginner ones. Their blatant limitations and UI is bad for beginners. Definitely Massive over both, says I, who last opened massive in 2013 and use Pigments/Serum daily.
@@noname-ng6sj Well I definitely disagree with that, but I'm curious to hear why you think that. IMO Pigments has one of the best UI's of any synths and is perfect for a beginner, and the animated visual feedback on everything is super helpful for anyone but especially people who are learning. Not sure what blatant limitations you're talking about, wanna elaborate a little?
This might be one of the best videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. Thanks for keeping it simple🙂
Tyler is a beast.
nice tips, thank you!
omg this techniques, man he is a goat
Genius
Here is a guy revealing deep info. Thank you
damn that was beautiful !
Respect earned.
Epic Tips!!
Sounds too nice!
Noice, kid! Really pro tutorial here.
That halftime is FOoliSh!
Very enjoyable video. Thanks, however, I wish NI would have provided links to the plugins and artists/channels Lophiile mentioned during the video. Oh well, I guess that's what Google is for. :-)
Great. Anyone know what Massive preset that is?
this is amazing
He is such a beast.
Is it me or was that beat str8 fire
Sweet. Be nice 2 know what kybrd controller he's using...
Okay, Mans went in!
Thanks for the Resampling Idea;. Cant wait to get stareted.
i cant find the youtube channel he' s referring to at 11:09. can someone help me figure it out?
and the instagram account.
Man this beat is crazy bro my god what sample is the voice
Soooo so good
Some great tips
Does anyone know if the sounds from 0.07 seconds in is a published song? That was so nice to hear haha.
Damn this is so good!
what was the name of the channel at the end of the video?