Finding this channel has been an absolute blessing. My daughter and I have been making ambient music together on my laptop before bedtime. Thank you so much for your willingness to share. It’s a real joy watching and listening to you do your thing!

your excitement is what rly inspires, just like a child discovering its first toy

@TheCubeMusic

Жыл бұрын

Haha yes Chris is really into it much love everybody

It's not only what you teach, it's the way how you do it that makes me so inspired watching your tutorials. You can really see how much you love making this stuff, and how much you get excited when a piece comes together. Really incredible! Love this!

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Made my day. Thank you so much!

Loved this video love you Chris cannot wait for brighter days for us all peace

Dude your channel is amazing

Pure Gold...

thanks man, i took a break for travelling and festivals last summer till winter and i've been suddenly stuck in a loop for months, i've created 23 projects with different great ideas since the start of 2023 and haven't been able to move forward.

@RAM_845

Жыл бұрын

I'm in the same boat except for the travelling and festivals part lol

@psyde

Жыл бұрын

@@RAM_845 hehe 👽

Deep awareness, man. Respect! A few understand that it goes before all. Thank you for an excellent transmission!

Chris, your channel is such an inspiration. I am a musician myself, I do band work, I am sitting less behind my PC to make music. But your words of inspiration goes beyond the ambient style of music. You make beautifull music while recording these videos. It gives me a lot of inspiration for my own music (which is not ambient, more rock). I might even try to start with ambient myself, your videos are such an inspiration. Thank you, for what you do !!

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Made my day! Thank you so much. 🙏

This was sooo good, Chris! Love having one video I can reference for inspiration that can get me from start to finish

I love you. I've been producing music for a year now and have tested quite a few genres (first phonk, then trance, then psytrance and then future garage). Funny thing is that privately I am a total astronomy enthusiast and can spend hours discussing the origin of the universe. Ambient is soooo cool. I hate club music anyway, with techno for example I could never do anything. I love this dark atmospheric shit, I'm pretty sure I'll never want to try anything else. But I won't produce ambient without drums, after 2 minutes of mysticism I'll start with soft drums. That's exactly what I love.

@bullishasfck

Жыл бұрын

the best thing is you dont have to follow any rules and the complexity of the tracks will not cause ear fatigue (in past I made nice phonk melodies and they got instant boring because that was the only melodic part of the track)

Fantastic... inspiring work. Thank you

Good stuff Chris. Thank you

thank you for making the music that is in my head happen right in front of me over the lenght of this video. IIt reminds me of Banco De Gaias Last Train To Lhasa album. More specifically, the second cd in the limited edition version. I have spent hours lost in it's stereo drifting arpeggiators gently morphing. He did it without the modern tools and I am trying to create some music inspired by that album. You have helped me to maybe get a little further in my journey. I was tranced out on your music by the end. Beautiful.

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Made my day! Thank you so much.

The workflow details are great. The insights, even more so. Thank you.

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

Great Tutorial! THX Chris

That helps a lot ...Thanks for the video

Insane Share! ❤

Pure brilliance Chris! I love how you described creating the soundscape.

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

@sound.silence

Жыл бұрын

@@s1gns0fl1fe I actually wrote a track today because of you!! I'm uploading it right now. Hope you don't mind but I tagged you cuz, well bro YOU were the inspiration for the track.

OMG you still move so fast for me. Also, I've never heard of PhasePlant until tonight, checking that out now.

@RobertDorschel

Жыл бұрын

WAIT WUT What's the Pad Bus?

@FrankCiscoS

Жыл бұрын

@@RobertDorschel Valhalla Delay + Valhalla Reverb (6:50)

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Check out the video about the utility template. Sorry I move too fast for you. I've got more beginner-friendly content on my Patreon.

@RobertDorschel

Жыл бұрын

@@s1gns0fl1fe oh it’s not too fast at all! It’s just your energy level is super high :D

🤔Hello , are you sure Omnisphere is your favorite vst ? Because....I did not see all your videos, but all the one I've seen had a lack of omnisphere in common ! 🙂

Hi Chris , amazing track again and this Phaseplant is great!! , were to find Ancient Technology II ??

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

It will be released next month on material.bandcamp.com - Cheers!

Have YOU ever tryed using YOU effekt pedals on the return channels if YOU know HOW to do THIS IN ableton it whil be awesome with a tutorial on HOW to do it

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it's totally possible. Two things 1.) Use the external audio effect plugin and 2.) make sure that the mix level on hardware effect is 100%. Keep in mind that by using any external hardware plugins you have to bounce out in real time.

It’s that Easy 😂 hahahahahaha “(ambient music) gave the opportunity for untalented people to make very boring music.” - Salome Voegelin, Listening to Noise and Silence. The implication that making tracks is easy only amplifies this theory. Have you ever read Salome’s book. If not I would suggest taking a look before considering writing a book of your own. If we were to look at some of the most inspiring texts that have influenced ambient music I think we would find that they are not focused on “tips and tricks” nor “fundamentals of synthesis” they are about the art. They are about the life. They come from the founders of the form, Curtis Roads, Gareth Loy, Salome Voeglin and others.

This is seriously a great channel, so much inspiration. Could you do a tutorial on how to make spiritual music like for example on this channel @angelicalmeditacion4344 ?

@s1gns0fl1fe

Жыл бұрын

You can apply the techniques I share to that type of ambient. It's deep ambient/drone music. Use long pads and don't forget the bass.