Bro made respect for you. Everytime I feel like I'm lost and I don't know what the heck I'm doing I always look up your videos and you help me. You are so underrated, but you are a god bro. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge. Much love
Hey Paul, I hope you’re good! Really digging your videos and they sped up my learning process alot. Im wondering if you can ever do a video about Tekno/Rave styles from artists such as Jacidorex, Jan Vercauteren, Epidemie. It’s not really your style but there are barely any tutorials on youtube showing this type of techno. Cheers man.
Like you said not really my style and even though I like the style, I feel I am not the best to teach it..., check Marcin Rajski & Strob Studio Mixing & Mastering maybe it will help
@@audioreakt I'm aware I meant it more I discovered them on accident searching for some prober Industrial Techno sample packs, I love your noise and synth samples 🤸
AWESOME…Again again and again… thanks 🙏🏻 Paul !!!! So much useful info and “know-how” to “us” understand how to sound design, by the way my last production going stuck and with your videos i can put one synth with wavetable on “FORMANT” and AhOhOoh, reduce the WARP on MORDERN “and WORKS 👌and ☝️ important thing is with this videos “inspiration”
Get his kicks sample packs and stop messing around wasting time. Trust me! Don't fuck about with spending time on the small things. Focus on the BIG things that push your music forward. If you're not finishing a track a week at least, you certainly shouldn't be focusing on the small stuff. Pissing around with kicks won't get you anywhere sharp and time is all we have bro. Don't waste it! All the best ;)
I don't have a particular video for this type of kick , to be honest all kick come from experimentation, I know I am gonna say a random answer but EQ, Distorion, Saturation,EQ again, Saturation, Overdrive... I might do another video on kick processing, starting from a 909 kick to acheive different tyoe of kick...
@@jodiescott01 stop giving some bad advices... kickbass in techno (particularly on industrial techno) is important to get a control on your dynamic, on your low end... it's quite foundation of a track ... making music isn' t a speed competition
@@jackSo42 I think you need to read his question properly buddy. He is asking about kick sound design NOT the kick and bass relationship. Nobody mentioned bass. You've completely misunderstood everything about his question and also my reply. He is asking specifically about creating a single "round" kick and also about changing the character of the kick in certain frequency ranges. The knock which comes from the attack portion and the boxiness which comes from the body and weight of the kick. These elements of a kick are quite hard to remove. You can only remove them to a certain extent without diminishing the quality, weight and power from a kick. This is something that can really tire your ears and you can also waste a lot of time if you haven't got experience with this. It's MUCH smarter find some desired kicks that are similar rather than trying to process a kick to try to make it sound like something it isn't. Hope this clears things up for you :)
@@jodiescott01he asked you how to achieve a kick like the one in the video and you wrote a book about how it doesn't matter and how he should just hurry tf up. It is important to take time and collect some experience through experimenting. No producer started putting out a track/ week from the start. Your answer is in no way helpful, it even suggests that the dude is doing something wrong. And when somebody points this out you just add wrong context that was never there so you can correct the person 🤡
sometimes using lower quality modes can get some cool results. try using serum on draft quality mode, it's great for a really gnarly sub using just a simple sine wave.
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Bro made respect for you. Everytime I feel like I'm lost and I don't know what the heck I'm doing I always look up your videos and you help me. You are so underrated, but you are a god bro. Thank you for always sharing your knowledge. Much love
thanks a lot for your kind words I really appreciate ! always happy to help !
you did a very good job at replicating the style!!
thanks a lot I appreciate !
sick stuff, can't wait to watch it, I will save it for the nye hangover tho!
Haha thanks mate ! Happy new year !
Hey Paul, I hope you’re good! Really digging your videos and they sped up my learning process alot. Im wondering if you can ever do a video about Tekno/Rave styles from artists such as Jacidorex, Jan Vercauteren, Epidemie. It’s not really your style but there are barely any tutorials on youtube showing this type of techno. Cheers man.
Like you said not really my style and even though I like the style, I feel I am not the best to teach it..., check Marcin Rajski & Strob Studio Mixing & Mastering maybe it will help
@@thecreepysilence4290 oh yes, that's why it's hard to make good track, because it's hard to keep it simple but very good haha 😅
Sköne also has a yt acc with Kind of this style
Great work 👌
Thank you so much 😀
Oh, that's your sample packs, I really love yours, just realized it 🤣🖤⛓️
Yes I only use my own sample pack 😅
@@audioreakt I'm aware I meant it more I discovered them on accident searching for some prober Industrial Techno sample packs, I love your noise and synth samples 🤸
Thank your for all the knowledge you share, you really help me improve my work. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
thanks mate, glad I could help !
As always, life saver🤍🥰
thanks 🙏
AWESOME…Again again and again… thanks 🙏🏻 Paul !!!! So much useful info and “know-how” to “us” understand how to sound design, by the way my last production going stuck and with your videos i can put one synth with wavetable on “FORMANT” and AhOhOoh, reduce the WARP on MORDERN “and WORKS 👌and ☝️ important thing is with this videos “inspiration”
haha happy to hear that, this formant wavetable got a nice sound
This is a banger 👍🏻 good stuff mate
thanks mate 🙏
Can you make a video on how to make round kicks like this one? For example, how do you remove the boxiness and the knocks from the kicks?
Get his kicks sample packs and stop messing around wasting time. Trust me! Don't fuck about with spending time on the small things. Focus on the BIG things that push your music forward. If you're not finishing a track a week at least, you certainly shouldn't be focusing on the small stuff. Pissing around with kicks won't get you anywhere sharp and time is all we have bro. Don't waste it! All the best ;)
I don't have a particular video for this type of kick , to be honest all kick come from experimentation, I know I am gonna say a random answer but EQ, Distorion, Saturation,EQ again, Saturation, Overdrive... I might do another video on kick processing, starting from a 909 kick to acheive different tyoe of kick...
@@jodiescott01 stop giving some bad advices... kickbass in techno (particularly on industrial techno) is important to get a control on your dynamic, on your low end... it's quite foundation of a track ... making music isn' t a speed competition
@@jackSo42 I think you need to read his question properly buddy. He is asking about kick sound design NOT the kick and bass relationship. Nobody mentioned bass. You've completely misunderstood everything about his question and also my reply.
He is asking specifically about creating a single "round" kick and also about changing the character of the kick in certain frequency ranges. The knock which comes from the attack portion and the boxiness which comes from the body and weight of the kick. These elements of a kick are quite hard to remove. You can only remove them to a certain extent without diminishing the quality, weight and power from a kick. This is something that can really tire your ears and you can also waste a lot of time if you haven't got experience with this. It's MUCH smarter find some desired kicks that are similar rather than trying to process a kick to try to make it sound like something it isn't. Hope this clears things up for you :)
@@jodiescott01he asked you how to achieve a kick like the one in the video and you wrote a book about how it doesn't matter and how he should just hurry tf up. It is important to take time and collect some experience through experimenting. No producer started putting out a track/ week from the start.
Your answer is in no way helpful, it even suggests that the dude is doing something wrong.
And when somebody points this out you just add wrong context that was never there so you can correct the person 🤡
this its beautiful!!! Think
thank you !
thank you for real
you're welcome !
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks !
Thx for sharing 😎😍😎
My pleasure 😊
can you share your ableton live theme? seems good for late night sessions
Mid Dark / 83%/ 100% / 208 / 137%
Hello! will be aviable for Live 10? )
Unfortunately no...
What kind of sound card do you use dude?
MOTU 828 Mk2
@@audioreakt Thanks. 🙏
Is t His track releases? Or Only AS a tamplate there?
it'a just a templates
Why You using reverb on Eco mode?
🤷♂️ to be honest I don't know, I usually don't really pay attention to it...
@@audioreakt in high i s better quality
@@slawomirbialecki2275 but eco use less resources and for rumble there is no need for high quality
sometimes using lower quality modes can get some cool results. try using serum on draft quality mode, it's great for a really gnarly sub using just a simple sine wave.
Bpm ?
140
Definitely not industrial techno but goos tutorial
how would you call it ? cheers