Love these sounds, hooooly. Very nice video!

It's very cool, thank you very much, very impressive sound

Great video!! Keep it up🙏🏻

Awesome job! I think the granular part is so awesome that deserve their own “How to”

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

I think I still have the project somewhere, maybe I will post it on Twitter considering how short the video might be ahahah. I'm glad you liked it❤️

@josephlandman1402

Ай бұрын

​@@christiandervishi That'd be awesome, thanks for sharing

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

@@josephlandman1402 I covered it briefly on Twitter, you can check it out here: x.com/cdervishiaudio/status/1790552596450541639 I couldn't find the project because it was a pretty old project, but if you have any questions, I'm here!

@iagoedelstein5351

Ай бұрын

i’d definitly watch a “how to” for the granular sounds!! they sound awesome

incredible!!! you earnt my sub!

Very cool stuff. Would love to see a similar fx chain in reaper!

Wow you’re a beast

This is pretty fucking good

A demo in reaper with free plugins would be nice but also interested in a TugSpect breakdown. Thanks a lot, you rock Chris!

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

In a future video I'm gonna be working exclusively with free VST so that they work in any DAW (and it will include TugSpect for sure!). Tysm!

2:08 Space fart

very good video ! I have a question : what are the plugin needed to see the amplitude and frequencies etc on the top of your screen ?

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

It's a cool software called MiniMeters, it's like 10€ and it works even outside the DAW. I'm glad you liked the video :)

sounds like transformers movie

How do you manage to get all of these colourful oscilloscops and spectrogramm on the top of the screen ?

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

It's a very cool plugin called MiniMeters (10€), here's a link to it: minimeters.app/

@Freepublik-official

Ай бұрын

@@christiandervishi thanks you so much, I swear I searched it for 3months 🙏

This is Awesome ! Would love to see how you produce those original sounds. great work mate.

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

I covered it briefly on Twitter, you can check it out here: x.com/cdervishiaudio/status/1790552596450541639

Sounds cool, the trend towards stcking hundreds of plugins to me is kinda crazy. My experience in film design for the last 15 years is that the top end people don't need to use 100 plugins, they use 5-10 tops

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

During sound design and source creation sessions I like to stack plugins because they add artifacts and give more "texture", so it can be molded more. I also love resampling stuff through the same chain over and over, it really gives crazy results! But yeah, during editing I also use almost no plugins

Did you make those metal stretch samples yourself?

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

I covered it briefly on Twitter, you can check it out here: x.com/cdervishiaudio/status/1790552596450541639 If you have any questions, I'm here!

@musicbybenedict

Ай бұрын

I will, thanks. Sounds huge!

is there a free alternative for uberloud? or how can i achieve what it does with ableton core stuff?

@christiandervishi

Ай бұрын

You can get similar results with Multiband Compressor and Spectral Compressor. It may be hard to replicate because Uberloud has a very distinct sound, but the idea behind it is just Multiband Compressor on crack. So by playing around with these devices you can achieve something similar!

@nokiaaingel

Ай бұрын

@@christiandervishi ok thanks, im so excited to replicate this, I absolutely love these sounds, especially the one you used in the intro