Yes…YES! More ambient/soundscape/atmosphere for sure. 😋 And for good measure, throw in a little generative ambient, etc. THANKS! 👍🍺

absolute legend - liked and subbed

Amazing!!! Eye opening!! Thank you!! Can’t wait to check out your other vids. Hahah that job pun, made me laugh out loud at the gym.

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear you had a good experience with it! Do please check out my new ableton tutorials, I just released a sound design series with Ableton's Operator; a 4 part tutorial series covering Subtractive and FM synthesis. I think you will love it! 😎😁🤓

Great job on this video!! way better explained than any other ive watched!

@Jemeneye7

9 ай бұрын

thank you friend! you've made me so happy I'm crying and drinking my tears and becoming super human. check out the SDHOs yo!!! 🤙🏻

Relly nice,Thanks

love your attitude man!! subscribed and waitinf for more vids

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Ask and ye shall receive! Thanks for the words of encouragement! Bc of this support, I will be releasing an Ableton live sound design video (and series) later today. this is bc you and others have been so awesome. Stay tuned to the page my friend!! 😎🤓

Damn! This is pretty amazing. Keep on going with these tutorials.

@Jemeneye7

Жыл бұрын

thank you friend. im goin hard in these SDHOs (basically an ableton podcast) check it out! THanks and love to you and yours!! 🧙🏼‍♂🙏🏽💚🔮

Please make more tutorials! I would love more tips on making ambient noise for virtual environments etc

I love you lol this is awesome

Very helpful thank you!

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

More coming bc people like you are awesome. We will be diving deep in Ableton's Operator device and exploring Subtractive Synthesis and FM (Frequency Modulation) technique. It will be epic!!!! 😎🤓😁

Dope tut !

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you liked it! I've been posting new Ableton sound design content and will continue to do so. Please check it out if you feel so inclined...

Thanks man, you're sense of humor & the alien beach comment got my folllow... hehe.... oh and thanks for the help man :)

Thank you!!! Your explaining is so clear and calm that's got everything to grow your channel HUGE really soon! keep it up

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! Glad to know people like the video and are watching it. I have lots of Ableton tuts planned and I will be releasing one later today, stay tuned!!!

thanks you for this

Great job! thanks alot.

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Lots of people like this video. I think I'm going to make a follow up and explain some of the other filter types and how they can add their own extra special twists to white noise. Band pass filter is a good one to start. and then we can combine the inputs from all these different filters into a composite output. thanks!!!

loved it thanks!!!

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

I've released many new tutorials over the past few weeks that you might also enjoy!!

@talgoldstein2692

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jemeneye7 Nice Ill watch them good job for the dedication on these!!!

Thanks for the inspiration :)

@Jemeneye7

Жыл бұрын

No problem! I hope this doesn't come across the wrong way, but that's kind of part of what I'm trying to do. Luckily, I have access to lots of good ideas bc I've done this so much, so I can pass on to yall!! cheers! and keep watching! 🤓🤟🏼😎💚☺️💜

Really entertaining tutorial thanks. I had a question, how do I get a subtle, deep rumbling bass sound underneath this?

Nice work!

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

About to start releasing new videos now! stay tuned... We will be diving deep into sound design!

Great tutorial. Thanks for getting to the point and not overcomplicating everything, like virtually every other Live tutorial on KZread 😂

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Not a problem at all. I've watched so many tutorials to get to know Ableton and sound design so I'm aware of what makes an awful video. Glad you liked it and stay tuned bc the people have spoken and more Ableton tutorials will be coming out hot!!! like, in a few hours...😁

❤

It's the "Lets Get Freaky I know u wanna Do It For me'' LOL Great Tutorial

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

hahahha thanks! 🙈😂 I can't believe that came out! Glad you liked the tut. I've been posting lots of new tuts over the past 2 weeks and I have more to be soon released. thanks for the support.

Not fully correctly titled but still very useful and you present in a nice way, so thanks.

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

I actually just changed the title to something more appropriate. Tbh, when I uploaded the video I just wrote the title and didn't really think twice. But you and a few others very kindly pointed out that it wasn't the most correct title due to "music" being in the title which might suggest to people that I'm creating something a bit more "tonal" and "melodic" rather than an atmospheric sound texture created through white noise. I've made the edit to the title bc I think the edit makes the video better bc I want to be as transparent as possible. Thank you for your comment and I'm glad you still dug the video and hopefully had fun and learned a really amazing technique!! 🙌🏼

@rayderrich

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jemeneye7 Well done, and yes the video was good and gave me yet another idea to progress in my sound design. Thank you!

Great Thanks men. Is there a possibility to record the noise? greetings from the Baltic sea

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Yes of course, as with everything in Ableton, multiple ways... The first is you could open an Audio Track and set it to "Resampling" and then start recording (I can't remember if I did Resampling in that video, but I've done it in many of my other videos). Also, and the most common way to simply record an output in Ableton is to create a midi track, and then put it on the timeline (In Ableton's Arrangement page) and then export it out. I hope this helps! Also, check the channel I've dropped lots of videos over the past 2 weeks and more to come. Creative resampling is something I do in lots of my videos.

@markusrothmeier2410

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jemeneye7 it works, thanks!

8:28 Where did you get the visuals for this tutorial?

@Jemeneye7

9 ай бұрын

I made them in Blender!!

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@Jemeneye7

9 ай бұрын

Lets do it!!!!!!! 🤙🏻😆

Kinda misleading title: that's just an automated noise...

@Jemeneye7

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment. I certainly don't want to be misleading to anyone bc I realize everyone's time is valuable and should not be wasted. Did you enjoy the tutorial or learn anything from it? Titles are very important although the quality of the tutorial is more important imo. I believe that "Evolving Atmospheric Music" is what we created, didn't we? The sound evolves and it's an atmosphere. Maybe you were wanting it to be more tonal or pitched and more musical? If that's what you were searching for something that was musical and not just an Evolving Atmosphere, then I can understand why you would be disappointed. I hope this video didn't waste your time and perhaps you learned a few techniques in Ableton that might help you. If you'd like you can suggest a tutorial that would be more helpful to what you're trying to create/accomplish and I can make one for you. I'm always looking for new tutorial ideas!!

@befaithful1607

2 жыл бұрын

Evolving Atmospheric Texture would probably be more to the point! i also expected something else.. like brian eno or something) evolving, but with some kind of harmony or notes, as opposed to just filtered noise which is also nice tho) cool video tho, and good humor)

Why do you sound like you're about to cry?

te quiero myyucho. is very good this relaxing noise