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@LibriumMusic

3 жыл бұрын

Round, smooth, 808ish transient but punchyier (for melodic techno)

@JeiShian

3 жыл бұрын

i like my kicks like i like my girls

@LaymensLament

3 жыл бұрын

I put a high/low shelf, vulf compressor and cassette on them because transients scare me.

@queenpurple8433

2 жыл бұрын

I like my kicks to feel like a heart beat, if you don’t have massive subs then too bad lol

your voice has its own sub gen

Man. Watching your sound design chops makes me realize how little I know or understand sound design. I’ve been making music for forty years and I’ve mostly used presets(as a starting point) and adjusted to taste. It’s always been good enough for me and doesn’t take away from making tracks. People that do sound design are also good at it so why not use the sounds that people spent a lot of time designing? That being said I have been spending some time making kicks and other drum sounds as samples. This tutorial really drive home some great practices.

Another VST, always good on percs: Disperser - to tweak the punch to perfection

@JasonGillmanJr

3 жыл бұрын

Disperser is amazing on kicks

@QodeMusic

3 жыл бұрын

This just changed my life

Eyyy! Signalizer shoutout :) I've been using signalizer for years and it's always treated me well.

sidechaining MRingmodulation in ABLETON > Put MRingModulator on your kick > Put a sampler with a hat on a new midi track > Open the drop down that says "Master" by default > Select Kick from the list > the box underneath which is usually empty will have the option of sidechaining into the Mringmodulator (Ableton does not support VST3)

Man, this is the Best kick sound design on KZread. Really good, thanks!!

Thanks Cameron always bringing the 🔥

Always on point!

Excellent video! My brother has been begging me to put together a big pack of kicks for him so this video is definitely going to help me to not just make the same boring sine kick 50 times over :D

thanks for the tips and the links to the free plugins!

Nice one Cameron!

Excellent as always! thanks!

Completely outstanding!

youre the best man these vids are so helpful

Thanks! Making a track with only a couple of recorded sounds as a challenge at the moment, drums are still pretty new to me so this helps a lot!

Great video as always! I did the learning.

Nice work, Cam.

Amazing microphone quality

Awesome!

Excellent tutorial!!!

Always funny to see you talking into the head in the background ;-)

Im excited for the snare tutorial.

Glad I watched this video as it turns out I already had a coupon code for this plugin and didn't know it. It appears the free code is retrospective as I found it in a denise plugin I bought some time ago from Plugin Boutique. Freebies are always a good thing.

Thank you this was very good stuff and we all like good stuff.

I get the best results by layering. I feel like I have better control of the sound using audio files. I'd recommend creating a folder with samples that are good for layering, and this applies to everything, not just kick drums. Also layering a foley sound with low end can make your kicks or percussion sound big and organic.

Thank you 🙏

Thanks! I'll try to follow this tutorial, but will only use Ableton Suite stock plugins. Maybe Corpus for Sub Generator, Spectrum Analyzer for Signalizer, Frequency Shifter for MRingModulator and Compressor for Fet. But adding noise is more complicated. Googled some options and found Add Character Max For Live Device.

BTW, I hear a dark punchy transient first then the hihat(ish) high-end clicking after that. Don't you? I suggest you this really cool plugin - Nanopulse Transient I was echeptic at first but, after a couple of hours playing with it, WOW. It's really cool!

Until yesterday, I found Bitwigs E Kick underwhelming, but if you put it through Kilohearts multipass, put two transient designers at 100hz or so and also in the upper mids and put a non linear filter in the post FX with an envelope assigned to the cutoff, then just as some saturation to it (SPL Twin Tube sounds good) it will sound good enough.

2:15 is why this video deserves a like

Is aub generator applied to your voice per chance? Amazing!

Why not Kick 2? At least for the "kick start" (hehe) then you could tweak there a lot and ad a punch and "tail"... Yeah, I know, there's no rules for that when it come to how to "create" a kick sound and your approaching was really cool. And I can see you was not shooting an advertizing video about Kick 2, what would be hard to say that after 12 minutes tweaking that plugin alone... Anyway, thank you for the really cool video and a lot of new ideas genesis... :-)

Love this video. On at least my third viewing. Curious, why not just layer in the hi hat sound as a sample (I'm using pigment to make my kick) instead of using the ring modulator?

The sense audio of humor is killing me

Also have you checked out Portal by Output? It's a ridiculous granular FX plugin, kinda like Fracture but more advanced and with a really really sexy interface

@VenusTheory

3 жыл бұрын

Never tried the Output stuff yet, but they are on my list to check out someday!

Would be great if you make one in falcon 3 😊

Your microphone attract my attention more. Which one do you use?

2023, still cooking…thanks g

Fresh new upload lets goo Are you planning to do more content on Vital? Would love to see a video of you just making cool sounds like pads, arps, and atmospheres in vital!

@VenusTheory

3 жыл бұрын

Soon!

Really nice, I have a question tho: The ring modulator, does it use the original signal for say the positive side of the sine and the sidechain signal for the negative, and mixes those two signal that way?

@VenusTheory

3 жыл бұрын

Yo! A ring modulator takes two signals and outputs the sum+difference between them while negating the original. So, it doesn't really do anything special for the positive/negative side as it's not asymmetric. The best way to really see/hear what a ring mod does is use two sine waves of different pitches and put them through one, and watch the signal in an oscilloscope as well as a spectrum analyzer! I actually did a video covering that in a bit more detail on the Cherry Audio KZread channel for Voltage Modular. You can see that here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5Osz86Bn8vLZrQ.html

@Teflora

3 жыл бұрын

@@VenusTheory thank you! People often refer to it as gain modulation so I'm interested to learn more about the intricacies of it!

Every time I have to enable the low-cut filter

Dude, your videos are great , but I must confess...the coffee cup prop is surprisingly distracting!

this helped me so much, thank you. your bangs are drumming ah

>im not going to go into detail on how a ring modulator works guys its just multiplication,,, (thats technically a lie with analog or analog-modelling ones as opposed to "naive" digital ones but its almost true there too)

I really enjoy your videos but sometimes I find your voice is mixed too loud compared to the other sounds so can't really hear the details of the sounds you are working on without cranking the volume and hurting my ears. Anyways, that is all, everything great apart from that! EDIT: I could hear everything much better by the end when you started clipping things lol

Ah yes... KICCS

@tuneboyz5634

3 жыл бұрын

🤔

Why just not to use Kick2/BigKick or any other KickSynths? =)

@rhinoskin7550

11 ай бұрын

Fundamentals..

is Bitwig your Favorite DAW now???

@VenusTheory

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely my primary DAW these days! Each one has its strengths and weaknesses obviously, so really it just depends on what I'm doing.

I think you should lower this voice an octave.

Introducing the sidechain is bs. May as well use a sample then.