Thanks so much for your wisdom and humor, Bill!

@Vevemusic

4 жыл бұрын

Two legends in one video! How cool is that!

@JonDoe-op5pb

4 жыл бұрын

right

Mr. Bill is a great teacher.

This is the type of smart person you always feel good around because of his humbleness

Not to be "that guy" but why in the world is the ableton session minimized in the corner during a masterclass? Wouldn't it make more sense to have Bill's face in the corner with the project full screen? I'm sure it's not Bill's fault but it's a bit annoying

@mr_smellnice5724

4 жыл бұрын

There are a couple of points where the best view is on the projected screen over his shoulder!

@ZombieGhost2250

4 жыл бұрын

@@lilspellbook8066 Mr. Bill's GF made the video

@extrathicc78

4 жыл бұрын

@@lilspellbook8066 If you watch the video, you'd realize you don't really need to see the screen much. There's nothing to directly copy, it's mostly useful concepts

@maxwellb96

4 жыл бұрын

dont fullscreen, just zoom in on the page (using old youtube)

@JWhitty

4 жыл бұрын

@@extrathicc78 THIS. If you need to see it all and COPYITSTEPFORSTEP then urdoinitwrong

been giving Mr Bill Cash for a few years cose he is the only audio school i ever need and needed trust me.

11:56 I’ve been using Saturator for a long time, but this explanation of soft clipping brought my understanding to levels I never thought possible.

I literally can't believe this is free. Not as if we could all be Mr. Bill B/C we cannot! This is priceless! Thanks for sharing

Man these two recent masterclass videos have been insanely helpful - thanks so much mr bill, you drop gems like its going out of style!

Mr. Bill is the man!!! His art of mr. bill has helped me finish tracks.

omg, these kinds of masterclasses are really rare on youtube. Others either not teaching much or you have to pay for them. Thank you, Mr. Bill for fun delivery of precious knowledge!

can confirm, sign up for his website it's incredible

@Kevinschart

4 жыл бұрын

does he focus more on maximizing the technology/engineering or improving arrangements? I'm at the phase where i need help bringing simple ideas to life

@LoveStarRecords

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kevinschart easy thing to do for track progression is double up & switch the sounds. duplicate your keys or whatever & switch to a pad...or whatever. next couple bars, take shit away & then build up before coming back to your initial idea. don't overthink your "simple" ideas!!!!!

MrBill.. thx for this masterclass, the last sound design tip using just an audiofile and chop it up was brilliant. I have just upgraded from MPC live to ableton live suite and have so much inspiration...its AWESOME!!!

Thanks for putting this out for free. Really excellent stuff! I like how you get right to the root of things. Stay well bro

Such wealth of information in this video. Thanks Mr. Bill 🙏

Fuck man- every time you upload one of these my mind is blown. Thank you for continuing to share with the producer community.

oh yes !!! i ve subscribe to your website for some month , i get a overdose of mad tips , will come back when i digest everything big up Mr Bill !!!

Bill. The only producer who actually shows you how!

Excellent !! This is so cool, so creative, so crazy, so fun... i love that ❤❤❤

Amazing content, really entertaining! I often trap my own production through all the theory and mixing rules I have learnt. I Love the way you throw that all out the window.

Hey Mr Bill thanks for mentioning your website and its content man!!! I had no idea you had this site I am signing up for the yearly right tf now :D

Amazing as always Bill. Some really great workflow tips here.

Thanks Mr. Bill for all the info you put out into this master course and in your website. I was subscribed to your website as well, went broke and subscribing again on pay day lol Keep up the stuffs! Also your music fucking rocks

As always a great class Sir !! really appreciate the work you do also real glad you mentioned a little something about Au5 which together yall literally fry up the sonic universe ∆_∆

Thank you Mr. Bill. This is really informative.

I live for your masterclasses Bill

You're a genius bro, shout out from SAE Sydney haha.

Man, awesome stuff, I adore the way you present information; too much stuff for me to digest at once though :D

I used to do mud pies with audio tracks by Karlheinz Stockhausen when bored. I was surprised how well it lended itself to techno music.

26:22 Does that explain why square waves sound SO loud compared to sines even when they hit the same volume? Because it's as loud over the entire waveform? super neat stuff

@CuriousPassenger

2 жыл бұрын

cos it has more harmonics & fill the whole spectre

Man at 5:50 when he brought that beat in I went from full study mode to going in, in a second. Came to class to TEACH today I see hahaha

Love the Sayer shirt, thanks for uploading!

love his sense of humor :D great masterclass!

thaks for this one !!! a must watch !

Absolutley amazing. Im super new to digital audio and ever since i was like 10 i loved dubstep and all sorts of edm. im 18 now, and ive always wanted to make my own but only like a year ago i found out what a daw is and ive been having so much trouble being creative and learning how to "properly" sound design and trying to make sick wub wubs and awesome synth leads and stuff. This video in some cases confused me but i know alot of basic stuff like lfos, transients, and more simple terms that beginners would know. This helped me understand that there really is no right way to do it unless your like space laces and have your own sound or like excision who has amazing song writing skills. Still learning though and this really inspired and helped me alot thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, its very very nice to share your knowledge since its music and most musicians want to keep their ways secret and i also thank other youtubers who put their techniques out there to help us bless you and them :)

@LoVeAmBiEnT

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not easy, you can watch all the videos you want but when the video stop and you’re sitting there just trying to decide if your kick drum is good or not and the rest of your drum sounds as well. , that enough right there is super frustrating it’s all in the way you hear it just training your ears once you get your ears trained that’s half of it right there but it’s difficult it’s very hard so just got to keep practicing

@LoVeAmBiEnT

2 жыл бұрын

Layer layer layer. Layer drums. Layer your bass. Honestly that would be one tip I would give to people just starting out I missed it take me years to realize that every sound you hear is literally a layer of multiple sounds

Amazing video Mrbill, next pay cheque I'll be signing up to your site!

Sick bro!! Thanks for doing this

THANK YOU MR. BILL

So this is what a master of a craft looks like.

Learning so much, WOW

Billiam with the Sayer shirt hell yea

Mr bill is kinda like the seamlessr of fl studio, but for abelton lol. Great stuff man

Big tips. Thank you

thx mr. bill, really learned alot! question: how comes you don't have to concern about KEY? how comes everything you do fits the sub? is it because its not notes but noise? and do you really render all your songs in 32bit?

Sick new information 🔥🔥

i tried this after this video and damn sound design is a cool thing andreally fun to work..

"I call that the piss of the snare" ~ Mr. Bill

Hey! Question regarding the 808 you're making with operator, would you adjust the amplitude envelope so that you have a little more attack up front, then cool down the sustain? When I do that, the volume drops again (the waves on the osciliscope dip now, instead of really pushing up & down) which makes sense. But wondering if there's a way to maintain this fatter sound (besides just turning up the volume) so that the oscilloscope keeps the waves pushing the limits. Hope this makes sense, if anyone has tips I'm all ears!

geekin'...witness the fitness.

I love the Sayer shirt. Sayer is the shittttt. and Mr Bill too! haha

that redux technique for loudness is so clever

Many thanks, always insightful and educational! Next time could the screen capture be full screen rather than the camera? Muchas gracias.

I like this.

Wow okay, THAT is the best, Informative Master Class I have ever seen in my Life. And I love your Sense of Humor. You are a true Sensei. But one Question, why exactly u using the Xfer OTT and not the Ableton OTT?

thanks bill

Piss of the snare. God I love Bill.

Why is the Ableton screen in the bottom corner and not full screen 😭😭😭

Hey Mr. Bill these are great videos that really help motivate me when I feel like I’ve used up all my ideas. I have a question. With all the different pitches and notes these “mud-pie” sessions create how do you go about arranging the song melody wise? Do you focus on fine tuning after sound designing and following any specific scales?

@sanjinans

4 жыл бұрын

Heya, thats a great question. Not Bill but I'll share my begginer intuition with the question :D I'd use those blips and stuff as non melodic elements, so you can kinda play any melody over it since it'll be used more as a percussion. Or you could play chords you want and then detune the "cut out clips" to suit the melody. Thats my 2c , hope bill answers the question tho :D

@yungghi

4 жыл бұрын

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@cyntelsince.8886

4 жыл бұрын

realistic use would be tuning them to the key as needed to the specific song your using them in if the initial note being a C3 for example. using it as is, u can throw it into a sampler later and play it however u like naturally. or if its G or F scale, youd tage it in the filename, and then know that its rooted in that note and transpose accordingly in the song u bring it into later

Sounds like a bodily function was an underrated joke

Interesting contrast to the the KSHMR masterclass I just tried to watch. Lecture 100% on marketing and image, zero info on actually making music. This dude is a fucking genius and gives it all away.

"Kinda all sounds like shart noises...... I like it"

13:04 this SLAYED me

Mr. Bill is scientist 🌱❤️🧸

Amazing as always, Mr. Bill.... KMGLife, thanks, but please, for the next one, do no place mr bill's computer screen as less than 1/4 of the video size... man....

One day imma learn this

Holy smokes man just saw your video using those midi controllers. Your the tech GOd bro!! Do you offer classes sir?

Mr bill is such a funny dude

Audio magic tricks...Watch me pull a mudd pie out of my hat. Fire!

what hotkey dis he use to auto render that channel 30:00 in when he starts talking about sine compression. ??

Yo this is my school! I’m going to kmg right now!!

1:02:43 on using bitwig ❤

@dorsia6938

4 жыл бұрын

Hello sir, love your videos, you converted me :)

@PolarityMusic

4 жыл бұрын

@@dorsia6938

awesome

nice! i just wish the Ableton screen was more visible i had to rewind a lot cause i couldn't see

I love you

This information is pure gold, but damn if I don't feel like an idiot for liking "sick" sounds by the end of it.

Music is a lot more fun when less definable. For instance, Hella, or even Lightning Bolt.

What mic is he using, that sits around his neck, anybody know?

Hey mate, thanks for sharing this. Definitely learned a lot. Following up on the mastering bit where you said you do your own masters - I would love to try mastering a track of yours, would you be willing to send me something? Thanks and keep it up!

One💗

Will you be streaming any time soon on twitch again?

1. This is typically informative and inspirational, the man is a wizard 2. The sub bass part was great, does anyone have any tips on keeping a sub bass line at a constant perceived volume? The lower the note, the quieter it sounds? 3. It would've been nicer if the main screen was the DAW with Bill as the inset. We already know how beautiful Bill is, but it's really hard to see what he's actually doing, especially on a phone screen :( and if you haven't already, listen to his podcast - not a lot of sound design/techniques etc, but interesting as hell - cheers Bill :)

@BasicFTB

4 жыл бұрын

2.Dynamic EQ

@mr_smellnice5724

4 жыл бұрын

@@BasicFTB Thanks, I was just about to research that when I remembered i've just signed up for his courses yesterday so hopefully there will be something about it in there - there are tons of them! He has a very good way of explaining stuff so it actually sticks in my head.

@Adoblem

4 жыл бұрын

the sub gets quieter because your speaker system can't produce notes that low so there's a volume drop-off and has nothing to do with the actual sub

@mr_smellnice5724

4 жыл бұрын

@@Adoblem that's why I said 'perceived' volume, what you actually hear. Maybe adding some harmonics gets around the issue, but that doesn't explain how classic d&b has subs all over the place with no perceptible change in volume. It's probably to do with compression, which I have trouble understanding!

@Adoblem

4 жыл бұрын

@@mr_smellnice5724 Then it probably is harmonics seeing as they can add a "fake" feeling of a sub (the fundamental isn't actually there, mr bill talks about that in the video), especially if they're Reese basses because they are made from saw waves which have hella harmonics, Im pretty sure compressing a pure sine will accomplish just additional harmonics because the hard clip (if there is one) acts kinda like a square wave. Sorry if im not clear about this but tldr getting a good sub on systems that can't play it is all about harmonics

Biggest take away is that Mr. Bill ain't no filthy casual. He uses an external mouse, and Brave browser.

What a chief

Whoa, that preset at 1:25:44 is used in the track "My name is Migi" in the Parasyte soundtrack.

Curious if Saturator was used to soft clip for a reason or if it was forgotten that Glue Compressor has a toggle for it built right in.

@joshskarzenski731

4 жыл бұрын

He answers that question at around 51:00, I kind of wonder if maybe you'd have more control with the saturator soft clip because you can control how it clips the wave in terms of soft, hard, sinusoidal, etc.

@tristanawild380

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshskarzenski731 yeah haha, posted my comment before getting to the Q&A portion! Saturator does give you other ways of flattening out the signal, yeah.

Top fucking quality content. Thanks.

Anyone know how he gets the LFO audio effect? I don't have that Ableton 10 Suite, was a bit puzzled!

@weltering

3 жыл бұрын

max effects. 'essentials'' i think.

lame how the ableton screen is on the bottom corner, hard to see

@guccihammer

3 жыл бұрын

still so thankful for your teachings! ::)

can anyone tell me what pc does he use?? thank you

That color wheel rotating is rough! Thankful for this video though!

Mr Wookerson was that you on the second question ? What it do bro !

what is the track at 50:05 ?

Which laptop is he use in the video?

this is a really great class, but the video overlay should have been the other way aroud, its hard to tell whats going on on the small screen. Still a dope video

What is the name of the creator of the snarenrack? I cannot find it on google is it jade sakata?

@wubwilson1318

4 жыл бұрын

jade cicada, but he must have gotten it personally because I cant find it either. check out his music though its dope :D

that sayer shirt!

Wat how did I miss this video?

50:05 the track i looked for.... Just marking it lol

@axkldhg3

3 жыл бұрын

you know the name of it?

The 32bit stuff...is that Ableton 32bit on a Windows 32bit system? Or what? Kinda went over my head and wasn't elaborated on much...thanks!

@kintozero3169

4 жыл бұрын

No, he is talking about the bit depth for wav files. Like freezing a track / rendering to wav. He sets it to be 32bit.

greetings from Russia

I do not speak English, I love your music especially the hybrid mix that you do type IDM, I have tried to make a kind of relaxing IDM and I have been following you for a long time but I did not comment on why I do not know English and I use FL studio, just and I understand you haha , I just wanted to tell you that you have inspired me a lot and I am very happy that you share your knowledge, I think it makes you grow as a person developing new future talents in music and production, thanks for all the songs that have a meaning for me and that I put day a day especially when waking up. ;) PS: What should I study to be like you (English to start with) xd (I'm using translator: y) PD2: Do more IDM or something glitch type: Nut bleending Dinamycs, Ladder Anxiety or Swish, or better yet, do what you want, I think that has taken you to where you are, finally love your work sorry for telling you my life and relax with my music haha ​​thanks for everything; ”) 🖤

@andrewcummings194

4 жыл бұрын

lol that looks like english to me!