0:22 shift-click If you don't wanna drag the Slider down ^^

@synthet9150

Ай бұрын

broo is this real!! i keep learning

@4am446

Ай бұрын

Or right click and press sidechain

@prodhabri

Ай бұрын

The best we ever had -jimmy

@FetishForDestruction

Ай бұрын

I recently learned these routing shortcuts and I love them.

@denzmo1139

Ай бұрын

saves you 0.5 seconds

Bro went from 0 to one of the best fl studio channel on yt. Legend.

@Beguyiscool

Ай бұрын

fr

@prodkoosta23

Ай бұрын

he's the goat

@RicoTropico

Ай бұрын

Not only FL Studio most of this tips are universal ❤🎉

@Mopsie

Ай бұрын

I use logic and still find most of his videos very applicable

@smuggzmug7595

Ай бұрын

He literally popped up out of nowhere and started dropping some of the best-presented, useful and practical tutorials on the platform. Crazy underrated, but the channel seems to be growing fast.

Bro has successfully got me watching tutorials for something I don't even use

@raslei_

Ай бұрын

literally me

@XerazoX

Ай бұрын

same lol i just use Kickstart 2

@balo720

Ай бұрын

same

@raccoonlad

Ай бұрын

bro visited his friend

@viper_exe_

Ай бұрын

​@@raccoonlad W reference

The title went from “SIDECHAIN EVERYTHING” to “Sidechain masterclass” to “All producers should learn this”

@SlashCampable

Ай бұрын

Pretty sick of this clickbaiting NGL. This channel isn't bad, but this feels a bit insulting.

@suut

Ай бұрын

​@@SlashCampable its how u grow on here dude

@renzo4180

Ай бұрын

@@SlashCampable It’s not necessarily clickbait, its just a title that was necessary for more of the audience to click his video, thus getting him more engagement.

@FuraFaolox

Ай бұрын

@@renzo4180 that's what clickbait is. clickbait isn't inherently bad. it's only when it's used in bad faith, such as highlighting something in the video that gets two seconds of screen time in the background.

@jyothishkumar3098

Ай бұрын

​@@suut if everyone does something wrong, it doesn't make it right or exempt from complaints. In some platform like Peertube, you'd have no monetary incentive, and hence you could get true organic growth based on content quality.

With each tutorial, his music gets cooler and cooler in the background :)))

@s7ncoffc

Ай бұрын

наш папа вернулся

@banana4880

Ай бұрын

​@@s7ncoffcхахах что

Holy shit this guy is saving 90% of amateur music producers single handedly.

@ArgoBargo

Ай бұрын

It’s me

@mariogs8761

Ай бұрын

I think there is a much easier way, use the Fruity Peak controller, set the base to 20%, leave it for now, now add a Fruity Balance to the instrument you want to sidechain, now right click on the Fruity Blance and do Click on "Link to controller" and then on the source, we are going to put the channel where the Peak Controller is assigned (we select only the "peak" option) and in the formula, we expand the list and select "inverted"... now We remove the "remove conflicts" option (we do this so we can use it on more channels simultaneously) and that's it, we can now go to the Peak controller to play with the amount and time of the sidechain

@maikamcnairy9545

22 күн бұрын

@@mariogs8761 the way he showed in the video is wayyyy more customizable and literally takes like 10 seconds to do. It's not much easier to do it your way

I like how dude's voice is on rythm

This is just the best channel on KZread. Hands down.

@joshsid8399

Ай бұрын

Fr when it comes to music tutorials!

@jeks6403

Ай бұрын

@@joshsid8399 in fl studio

I love how every tutorial is basically a song itself. Best way to showcase the techniques and their effects immediately without delay.

i always get so hyped when i see this guy in my recommended, definitely the best tutorial channel out there

Finally, someone who explains it simply. Every time ive looked for what side-chaining is, its always over complicated and i never understand it. Thank you for this, you’re honestly the best fl studio yt channel i have seen.

@WankhasFluxReal

Ай бұрын

Exactly! My favourite element in a song yet nobody ever explains it right

@Beatsbasteln

Ай бұрын

he actually explained it wrong though. maybe the reason why the other sidechain tutorials confused you was because they explained what sidechaining really is

@Kintaro47

Ай бұрын

yeah if you look it up you ll find that sidechain was explained even better like 15 years ago here on youtube and nothing has changed since then

I remember when I watched a tutorial on music production for the first time. They were saying 'I think this needs a bit of side chaining'. They tweaked some knobs etc. and they put the before and after in the video, but what they changed was so subtle, that I could not hear a fricking difference. And they were saying stuff like 'wow do you hear that, it makes such a big difference'. I could not decipher what side chaining was until a few months later it clicked after reading some more explanations. But in this video, it was explained so clearly in just 18 seconds. Very well done

These videos slice through my ADHD so I can actually learn something

the way the background music transitions in so well with the examples is euphoric

I really appreciate what you put into these videos. Yours is one of the first music education channels I’ve seen to incorporate multi-modal teaching to such a thorough degree; Explaining a concept linguistically, while showing it visually, while providing an aural example all synced up in the format you’d see it used in actual application. Keep up the good work, I look forward to seeing where your channel goes :)

I really love this ending bit and the entire fact that the guide is sync to the music and the music is the guide. Just.. Perfect execution of an explanation.

The use of the same continuous song throughout, seamlessly blending between an example and a background track, is absolutely brilliant

Something I've noticed that's subtle yet very impactful to your videos is how you maintain the tune playing in the background at its tempo and time your speech to match the drops evey quatrain or so. Hence, even when you're not singing, you're always in rhythm! 🔥

these videos are so satisfying to watch

nah bro this has to be the best sidechain tutorial ive ever seen, now i can show to people who dont even produce and they will understand what sidechain means, even better than a whole 30 mins tutorial, glad ur getting the recognition u deserve 🔥

I've no plans to ever make music of my own, but I'm still subscribing for the quality of video (and audio, of course) production, its so wonderful to see something threaded together this well with the music and your lesson. Truly great to see people putting in the time to make videos of this quality

that tutorial is PERFECT, the music playing in a loop with the subtle addition of explained effects makes it super dynamic! gg!

This guys content is honestly astronomical.

I could cry man.......I have been needing a sidechain explanation thats not so long or jargony!!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you so much for all your videos please keep having nice days!!!!!!!

Going back through the videos this dude just does not stop putting out the best content on the entirety of KZread

man u are straight up givin all the lessons ive been teachin people for years. it's actually so awesome to see this shit get so popular. i say this all the time in my streams but back when i started it was so hard to find straightforward guides like this that were easy to follow and very important to making solid music. it took me years to learn some basic shortcuts because me and my friends didnt have resources like this and had to depend on random shit we discovered ourselves to share with eachother to learn. legit these are awesome as hell, keep it up homie

easiest but also most useful sidechaining tutorial i found on youtube

this is all i was ever looking for in a channel that helps with production. so good

You literally make my day man, helping me identify the earworms I feel in songs and also making your demonstrations even more catchy

dude, i needed a video like this on sidechaining, fire content as always bro.

This is actually incredibly helpful for any music producer in the world. Great video as always, man!

mans underrated, i expected him to have at least 1 mil subs, damn.

@nonenothing4412

Ай бұрын

Soon

@lonely_0fficial

Ай бұрын

@@nonenothing4412 probably.

@Claydood

Ай бұрын

For only doing this for about 3 months, I'd say 76k subscribers in that short time is doing great

I just watched all your videos after finding the "delete trick" video on my recommended and I'm hooked. I don't even make music or play an instrument. Your tutorials are just so satisfying to watch xD

This is some of the best video editing i've ever seen. Keep it up!!!

Man your channel is a breath of fresh air for music producers - thanks for all you do

I've been here since before 2k subs and I just wanna say that you absolutely deserve all the growth you've had! I love your videos, they're so informational in such a short time!

10/10 tutorial. Amazing method, short simple tutorial, simple showcasing, and amazing beat in the background that actually works into not only the demonstration, but what you are saying as well. You earned a like and a new subscriber

the way the groove continues throughout the whole video is magnificent. 10/10 tutorial!

I am new to FL studio and producing and this guy already helped me a bit but apart from just learning new things I also enjoy watching these videos because of the vibe they give off.

This IS the smoothest tutorial i have Seen and Heard so far

Negl I love the way u edited this and stuff, its so cool

its 2024 and finally someone made a usefull sidechain tutorial for fl studio 😭 thank you love your vids

It flows beautifully. This is teaching me more than anything i’ve ever learned in music.

I don't even need to learn this it's just such a satisfying presentation. 10/10

I like it when the audio track that is being processed is the main background track of the video

Thank you so much for this, you make very digestible tutorials and keep it entertaining every time. I’ve been wanting to figure out how to use side chaining for a while now and this is extremely helpful.

When tutorials turn into songs

Quick, informative, funny, nice edits. 10/10 man. Keep these coming!

i'm not even a producer, but i really like all of your videos. Short and concise explanations on a chill beat and said beat actually demonstrates the explanation perfectly, and on beat, without pauses. VERY NICE!

Love this kind of tutorials. straight to the point. not much talking.

I love this editing and the effort you put in. I love this skng

Your channel is fire 🔥, please continue your videos are always better than the last one

He went from clipchamp videos to high quality videos

Your channel is a hidden gem and I’m obsessed

This is unreal mate you are doing a great service to us all! Bless you sir

Makes his own signature style while making a tutorial and thought we wouldn't notice.

These are so helpful, entertaining and condenced, literally the best content

I don’t even do anything related to music and I probably never will these videos are just so addicting

Incredibly underrated! I love watching your vids!

First video I've seen on this channel and I am hooked! Good stuff

What an epic video. Really nice how the editing mixed with the music. It was like hearing a whole track, but informative. AMAZING!

These tutorials are so slicke they make me want to pickup digital music production as a hobby just so i have a reason to watch them

I'm not even a music producer, but this video popped up on my yt recomendation and watch it till the end

Explained beautifully in just under 2 minutes!! Extremely impressive👏

Bro the straight to the point stuff is amazing. I can always learn a little more!

Such an awesome way to present this kind of information. A decent selection of examples and real-world uses, in a chill format with background music that's actually a focus of the video. Bravo

fr something all producers should learn, sidechain is across all genres

you're an actually W. never seen someone breaking down stuff easier than this

Actually really needed this. Thank you.

u r the genius bro. this tutorial format is insane.

Accidentally discovered this channel and saw the beginning of the best fl studio channel.

Crazy to see you grow ❤

BRO's tutorial styles are uniqueee... Love it so much ^-^

The perfect explanation with just a little silliness at 1:15 makes this entire video damn perfect! Well done!

the fact your voice goes with the music, is top notch

i love your tuts, i've used fl studio for a long time but your tutorials really have showed me a lot of new things :D

I want you to know that I have no idea how to use fl studio, I don't think I will ever be music-literate enough to ever make a track to save my life, and half of these terms sound like spells are being cast in my general direction, but I am unable to skip a video of yours when it comes on my feed and I cannot explain why Never stop making videos thx

This is the best tutorial for sidechain I've ever seen.

Your videos are so satisfying! I watched this one three times in a row 😊

These are the best videos of this genre

How does you never miss, like I need to know 😭😭. Thank you 🙌🏽

Literally I was learning this technique and concepts yesterday lmao. You made things more clear. Thank you

These videos are amazing, you're easily one of the best fl studio channels out there

Dude just made the most efficient video ever created.

easily the most inspiring channel i've seen :DD

Amazing tutorials! Keep up the good work!

Thanks for making this both super quick and very informative. Every other tutorial on how to do anything in FL always comes up with a super long video

bro taught me what sidechaining was in less than 2 minutes when I've struggled with production for years. goat

They way you integrate your tutorial into the music is something I've always wanted a FL Studio video to do :D awesome advice

sick creative short tutorials. been meaning to start playing around with fl studio and watching your videos have been giving me all shorts of ideas

THIS IS MY NEW FAVOURITE CHANNEL AND I'M NOT EVEN A MUSIC PRODUCER

This is just the sort of lesson I need, I can groove while studying, perfect mix. It basically has the feel of a rhythm game tutorial. If only it was interactive...

I love you too, i see the creative possibilities with this knowledge. Thank you

YOU ARE AMONG THE GREATEST TECHERS OF ALL TIME

I like this guy so much He sounds like the rhythm base game tutorial narrator

been following you for months now, and i gotta say your videos are amazing! and the thumbnails sold it 🔥

@Claydood

Ай бұрын

I disagree with the thumbnails, everyone I know who has been getting these in their recommendations have been blocking the channel because of the clickbaity thumbnails. Looks like a shitpost channel, I finally checked one out last week, and boy was I wrong. Tried telling a friend to check it out, but he says he isn't falling for it. Makes me wonder how many potentials viewers have been lost thinking the same as we did.

I just saw 2-3 videos and instantly subbed! This dude just earned his place at the top near Michael from In the mix for youtube tutorials.

KZread just recommended this vid to me ngl, this is one of the coolest style for a tutorial I've seen in yt I'm subscribing for more lol

I remember back in summer 2012 when someone taught me how to sidechain in FL Studio. It was game over, I was obsessed with music production at that point. It was my full-time job by 2015 :)

these short format types of tutorial with a catjam bop running for demonstration are perfect!