Austin's head when he talks to the camera: ⬅️➡️⬇️⬆️↪🔄

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

That’s my cheat code. It unlocks KZread Austin 😂

@ashwat465

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic make video on how to make song like chasing cars by snow patrol

Most awaited video!! No more tweaking knobs without knowing what they do.

this needs to be the go to definitive video for ANYONE starting out with synths. Like getting a beginner's masterclass for free!

I've been trying to learn about how to create synths for a long while, this video finally helped me understand how different parts work and how to blend everything together! Thanks for the tutorial!!

Let's gooo the video I always needed.

Awesome! I was just working with a new track and sculpting some sounds, so this couldn't be more perfect timing.

I learn something from every single one of your videos. My favorite music production channel on KZread! :)

thank you austin for the vid, your channel has been so helpful.

Super helpful video, thanks Austin!

GREAT VIDEO, AUSTIN!!! KEEP GOING, YOU ARE DOING GREAT!!! CONGRATS!!

Such a fantastic tutorial!

Austin, you are blessing to this generation of music makers. Great content.

GREAT tutorial! Thanks man.

Thank you for this!

Best channel i have came around..i watched many channels but this is something xtra...just awesome..i have to say👍

Nice and clean instruction!! Thanks a lot!

Wow great video Austin!

Yesss, I was waiting for a new video 🥰

Thank you for your great video. It's so useful and essential. And it's easy to understand.

I love this video. I always love learning sound design techniques. Although on an unrelated note, I tend to focus on Austin's head when he's talking rather than the visuals on screen because Austin has this little bobblehead movement thing going on when he talks. It's fascinating. LOL All Love, Austin. I promise.

Amazing video!

very thorough breakdown!

Great overview Austin! Could u do a tutorial where you make stuff in the context of a track plz? so u say what you want to create and why and the steps you take to actually get there.

Nice!

YES!!!

Shine bright like saw wave, shine bright like saw wave in the skyyyyyy

🙏

late but do you ever use vital?

Okay, but playing “Sounds of the Shire” at 9:40 😏

Lany ILYSB production tutorial please!

Hey Austin, great vid thank you! I wanna grab some MPM serum presets... which packs do you recommend for modern trap and also modern pop? I was peeping Spectrum and Dark Pop Vol 1 but most interested in the presets over the drums.

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely peep spectrum and dark pop vol 1 for fire presets! Dark pop vol 1 and 2 are perfecttttt drum samples for that vibe!

@craigerwin4007

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic Awesome thanks Austin, on my list to grab those tonight! Need that inspiration :)

Does MPM make Vital presets (or can we get some if there aren’t any)?

@MakePopMusic

2 жыл бұрын

We have not but we may!

What is the course that you mentioned on your website? Also, this is great. Was absolutely looking for something like this.

@KirbySings

3 жыл бұрын

Aaaaand you said right at the end of the video... my bad.

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The Synthesis and Sound Design course we offer builds on these principles. That course goes more in depth on techniques for specific synth patches (how to make bass patches, how to make pads, etc). It's a bright green box :D

@ashwat465

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic make video on how to make song like chasing cars by snow patrol

At 14:30 thought he was gonna play Khaled’s-talk

You kept calling it PMW... but it's PWM - Pulse Wave Modulation

not sure if its just me but the website link doesnt seem to load

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Weird. It's working on my end. Maybe refresh and try again (:

@ashwat465

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic make video on how to make song like chasing cars by snow patrol

or serum, or juno, or.. VCV RACK!11

Can you do how to produce music like Maroon 5?

4 People accidentally disliked while making new synths

What are peoples opinion on just using a sampler, to get vintage synths?

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

@eviloutionise

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic In Reason studios we have the nnxt & nn19. You essentially put a one shot synth and it maps it out on majority of keys. Instead of say paying for an Arturia vst or something similar that copies vintage synths, I wondered what people thought of using this method?

@ashwat465

3 жыл бұрын

@@eviloutionise make video on how to make song like chasing cars by snow patrol

Can you breakdown production of artist like Bring me the horizon,Linkin Park, 21 pilots, nine inch nails, ghostemane, and like that alternative sounds and their production, Sound designing and mixing tips and choices

Is there something you don't know ?

Can't we make music on mobile... Is it necessary to use computer???ಥ‿ಥ

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, people have been making beats on Garageband mobile forever!

@Jabba_jabba923

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic thanks bro!!

@TetoArusu

3 жыл бұрын

I recommend you use FL Studio Mobile, you can go quite far with that mobile DAW! :)

@Jabba_jabba923

3 жыл бұрын

@@TetoArusu thanks bro/sis for information .I will try it:)🤓🤓😌🙏

@bboymac84

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone is doing that now. Much faster and easier to pull out your phone than a laptop.

Would be great if you'll replicate actual sounds from real modern productions once in a while.

@MakePopMusic

3 жыл бұрын

We do that on Instagram and we take requests. They don't typically warrant a whole KZread video because they're short. If you have requests to see specific patches replicated, let us know on Instagram :D

@dimapoliakov

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakePopMusic Thanks, I'll check it. You could do a digest of all your short videos from Instagram once in a season. Kind of "Synths and sounds of spring 2021 by your requests"

@ashwat465

3 жыл бұрын

@@dimapoliakov make video on how to make song like chasing cars by snow patrol

If you can’t use a basic synth without computers, you’re not a musician.. we didn’t have these in the late 70s and the music was better.

@MakePopMusic

Жыл бұрын

that's an insane sentace

@Caigefox

5 ай бұрын

*Better to you Art and culture evolve. There is something to appreciate about how things were done in "the good ol days". However electronic music is a different medium with different skills needed work with it. Just because you don't appreciate it does not mean it is bad.

@sixstringz7338

5 ай бұрын

The type of person you are shines clearly. 🖕 That's what I think of your rigid definition of a musician as well as your definition of good music. Lmfao! Smfh