You all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Kendrick Elliott Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out now. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Thanks for the video, it's very useful! Can you make a tutorial on how to make rhythmic melodies in very quick time! That would help a lot. Thanks again! Waiting for the video!!
I don't recmmend tuning a kick too much. Max one or two semitones I'd say. If it's tuned too far then it will always sound funny. Note that you don't need to tune it to the root note. As long as you tune it to the nearest note that's in the scale then you'll be fine.
@@FireWalkMusic Question about that: If the distance for the note below and the note above the root note are equal distance from the root note, can you use either one and just pick which one works best?
Hello FW...how about a tutorial on how to add to mix all do these ambient noises/plucks/acids/pads/ just after the drop in trance music ....my projekts sounds very empty and simple(just kick and bass).
Great video. About the frequency of a note there is an app available called Note Freak which has all notes covered with its corresponding frequency. It’s free.
I tuned a kick the other day and honestly just opened the piano roll and chose the same note as the melody was on without any pitch adjustment. Should you not do this? It seems to sound fine to me.
I really appreciate the videos, firewalk. Your instructions are so clear and concise. Could you please do a video about making synths or sound design for beginners? Thanks a lot :)
Thanks! Much appreciated :) I have a lot of different tutorials planned, so I can't promise I'll have it done any time soon, but I'll put it on my list. That way I'll get to it eventually :)
This is a really helpful video Firewalk , thanks for that and yeah could you please make a tutorial on how to assign our drum pads in midi keyboard and using the FPC with it and using some other samples in FPC and not the default ones. Thanks again
Your information and videos are fantastic. But wish to offer my "armchair" thoughts.( I use 'armchair ", as you are the teacher here and I will be respectful but offer a different thought, than you are showing.) I choose to download load g tuner. ( Did not like the fact had to down load other things, just to be able to download this plugin). While waiting for approx. ten minutes to download. I thought ' Why do I really need this plugin" So, I did not download and removed the pc add luggage it gave me. In my piano roll, I can change the kick or any instrument to the correct key that I need, save on 1 plugin and hence, less CPU usage?. Anyways, thank you for the wealth of information here and definitely will be looking at your other videos. Thank you again from a new subscriber.
Kicks doesn't sound good when they are tuned too much. I would only recommend tuning them slightly. No more than a few hundred cents at the most. Usually, as long as the kick is in a key that's in the same scale, you'll be OK. you don't always have to tune it to the root note. If it's a semitone away from matching a key that's in the same scale, then it might be better to just tune it to that key instead.
Glad you liked it :) Not all kicks need to be tuned and some times it sounds better when they're not. Some times they sound better when they are in the same key as the track. It's also worth trying when you have a kick that you really like, but it just doesn't sit quite right in the mix. Tuning it just a little bit can often make it pop right into place :)
There's a few ways to do it. The easiest is probably to go to options, file settings, and then click manage plugins. From there you can select the folders in which your plugins reside. I recommend installing all plugins to the same folder. For example c:\my VSTs\ :)
No, when you move it around in the piano roll it will pitch it, but it will pitch it based on whatever the root note of the sample is to begin with. If you want to do it that way you have to make sure that C in the piano roll is also C in the sample. It can be done, but it's not faster than this method. :)
Quick question for you, I have a bass sample in E im using, does this mean I can decide if I want the track to be Minor or Major? Music theory is my worst nightmare haha
@UCVvm9kiF99TiXlZAbIQq9RQ thought so, thanks for the quick reply again bud, without people like you helping the scene it would be twice as hard to get into production
Yes, the root note is the same. In E major you would be using the notes C#,D#,E,F#,G#,A,B , While in E minor you would be using C,D,E,F#,G,A,B. If you want to make a happy sounding track then go with E major. If you want it to sound sad then go with the minor scale.
There are many ways to do it. You could find the resonant frequencies for the key you are in and boost those, and reduce those that's not in the key. There's also dedicated plugins that will do this for you. A general rule of thumb when it comes to kicks though is that you should only tune it if it needs just a little bit of tuning. When you need to pitch it by a lot it tends to sound awful, and in those cases I find that it's better to just find a different kick instead.
Just use some hats that sound good. Some people like to tune their kicks, and some do not. The kick is the most energetic thing in the mix so it's important. I don't bother with the hats personally, as long as they sound good in the mix. :)
how can u tell the tune of ur song. usually i just go with what i hear in general. i've heard about tuning b4 and all but like u said sometimes it doesnt seem quite necessary.expecially when it comes to kicks in my opinion
Hi, If you are using FL Studio then you can open the piano roll, then go to "helpers" and select "scale highlighting" and choose a scale there. You can also select "automatic", it will then attempt to detect the scale of your song automatically and show it in the hint bar. It doesn't always work perfectly though. The old school way of detecting the key of a track is to try out the keys on the piano repeatedly while the song is playing. When you find a key that sounds good with all your chords, you have most likely found the key that the track is in. :)
They can some time differ a bit, I've noticed the same thing when autotuning vocals. I would manually check that the fundamental frequencies match the note.
the g tune plugin doesn't work on my fl studio, I have a 32 bit version of it that doesn't read the sound and I tried downloading the 64 bit version but it wont pop up in my manage plugins window
If you're having trouble then I suggest using Edison, which can do the same thing. I have a video showing this here: ruclips.net/video/w6XkRHuXlNM/видео.html
Doesn't work for me. I tried it on my kick and it worked for a few minutes, right now it shows absolutely nothing even though the sound is playing. I already tried to reinstall but nothing happened.
Unfortunately it doesn't always work 100% with all samples. Especially if the sample is right in between semitones. Have you tried with another sample? You can also try adjusting the pitch in the sampler slightly and see if that will enable it to "see" the key. :)
An alternative method is to load the kick drum sample into edison. Then go to the flag icon to the right of the wrench tool, and in the drop down menu select "detect pitch regions". It will display the note of the kick. In some cases, there will be more than one note detected. If it is a bassy kick, I personally use the longer portion, or the sustain part of the kick. Once the note is detected, simply go to the sampler channel and click on the wrench icon. On the piano roll at the bottom, assign the sample to the correct note by right clicking on the note that was detected in edison. Hope that isn't too long and helps! :)
I usually do it by ear, but you should be able to use G-tune on snares and other "one shot" samples as well. It won't always work, but for the most part it will. :)
Unfortunately, dubstep isn't really my area of expertise, but everything else such as mixing, eq, and other "how to" specific stuff within the program itself should still be quite useful :)
Thanks. I use a variety of different video editing software to make my videos like DaVinci Resolve, depending on what I want to achieve. For the screen capture I use bandicam. :)
When I do this it pretty often jumps between two different notes. So one hit it says its F# around 42 hz and the next hit it says B 60 hz, how do I know if I should pitch it up or down when my root is A?
Hello. Say, my track is in C minor. So should i tune my kick to C minor or C major? I use a different instrument for reference to tune my kick to it by ear. Thank you.
It depends. Generally a kick that's in the same key sound better. And if it's in the root note then that's the absolute best. But often times they are not, and usually they will tend to sound worse when tuned a lot. Therefore I recommend to tune it to the nearest note that's in the scale, so that you don't have to tune it by much. I find that when tuned more than a few hundred cents it ruins the kick.
Just choose the key you think sound the best. Any given melody can be played in many different keys, and it will sound quite different depending on the key you choose. I suggest learning some basic music theory. That will make it much easier in the long run. At least learn the basic stuff such as keys and chords and such. If you don't know any keys then just stick to the White notes, if you that then you're sure that it's in the same key.
You can hold down the ctrl key while adjusting the knob. This will enable fine tuning, making it easier to adjust. Then just pay attention to the display and you should be able to get it spot on. :)
I have to ask (at the risk of sounding dumb)... Do live drummers tune their kicks, snares, etc.? I know you can tune a guitar, piano, bass, etc., but I've never heard of a drum set being tuned.
I believe they do. I once saw Questlove twist something on his snare while he was playing and the pitch dropped substantially. I only saw him do it to the snare but I would imagine you can do it with the other drums too.
xMaSSxHyST3RiA I never put any thought to that but I can definitely agree with that idea, I would get tired of hearing the same snare over and over after a while
Hey. Steve, (who has a background from radio) is doing the talking while I'm doing everything else. :) I've considered doing some voiceovers myself as well, in order to be able to make more tutorials faster, but people seem to be so pleased with Steve's voice that I've just kept working with him. I'm from Norway myself so my spoken English isn't as great as what you're getting from Steve. :) I suppose my reasoning is that because these tutorials are being watched by people from all over the world, it's probably a lot easier for some to understand what Steve is saying than me. :) Thanks for the suggestion, I'm not aware of that plugin, but I'll definitely check it out! :)
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I already have videos about a some of these things, like automation, transition effects and send effects :) I'm Going to focus on mixing and mastering videos in the time to come, as those have been in high demand. :)
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You all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Kendrick Elliott Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and I'm trying it out now.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kendrick Elliott it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account :D
@Dorian Aydin glad I could help =)
Nothing is happening in G Tune for me. The kick is playing but G Tune isn't doing anything.
Great, now I don't even have to read the manual for the Vst you kindly pointed me to. Excellent, Thanks again :-)
You're welcome :)
As always great video! thanks for keeping the value up bro :)
Thank you! Much appreciated! :)
These tutorials are so amazing man
Thanks! Glad you like then :)
Will be interesting to see if it helps make kicks punch out more in a mix.
Depends on the track. :)
If you having trouble on finding the key of the drum , distort it and the key would be more precise .
Yo thank you 🙏🏾
how
@@Diego-yh2md maybe use a distortion to plugin?
Yooo thank you so much for the tip
nice thanks, what also helps is put the sample 1 octave higher and then listen
Thanks for the video, it's very useful! Can you make a tutorial on how to make rhythmic melodies in very quick time! That would help a lot. Thanks again! Waiting for the video!!
Do you mean programming melodies at high bpm, or playing live at high bpm ? :)
A way that could be helpful to write midi melodies easily!
You can also use the fine tune in the channel rack instead of the pitch knob, the pitch knob can be real tedious to use
how do I find that fine tune?? it's a parameter? a plugin?
Ken Davalos open the sample you want to tune, shift to the next panel where you adjust the adsr and it is just above the piano keys
It's very useful when you record a sample, to find the key and tune it to the rest of the sounds.
Indeed! :)
Super usefull man. Greetings from Spain... Love the plugin!
Thanks! :)
If you have a bassline in a bit high tone and the kick is sounding weird trying to match the bassline note, any solution? Thank you for this tutorial!
I don't recmmend tuning a kick too much. Max one or two semitones I'd say. If it's tuned too far then it will always sound funny. Note that you don't need to tune it to the root note. As long as you tune it to the nearest note that's in the scale then you'll be fine.
@@FireWalkMusic ok, thank you very much!!
@@FireWalkMusic Question about that: If the distance for the note below and the note above the root note are equal distance from the root note, can you use either one and just pick which one works best?
Nice tut easy to follow and very helpful
Glad you liked it :)
Hello FW...how about a tutorial on how to add to mix all do these ambient noises/plucks/acids/pads/ just after the drop in trance music ....my projekts sounds very empty and simple(just kick and bass).
Excellent idea! 👍😀
please can you make a video on how to make fl tutorial (Screen Capture w/ audio) everyone else videos always leave out something
Sure. :)
thanks man i never paid attention to wether my kick was in tune or not before
You're welcome. I'm just glad I can help people :)
Great video. About the frequency of a note there is an app available called Note Freak which has all notes covered with its corresponding frequency. It’s free.
Great tip!
FireWalk Your welcome. It’s simple and handy! By the way: I have this application on iOS, don’t know if it’s available on Android 😊
Can i tune a labeled kick ?
He sounds like the How it's Made guy
You're not the first to say that :p
Its a computer voice
@@iGavid_Doggins No it's not :)
Love your tuts! Subscribed!
Thanks! Glad to hear it :)
really usefull man Thanks
You're welcome :)
very good info, very simple to apply thanks man, good job
Very nice tutorials firewalk! thank you! subscribed!!!
Thanks! Much appreciated! I'm just glad to help :)
I tuned a kick the other day and honestly just opened the piano roll and chose the same note as the melody was on without any pitch adjustment. Should you not do this? It seems to sound fine to me.
When using the piano roll like that, it assumes that the kick is already set to C as the root note. IF it's not, then it won't work.
@@FireWalkMusic Thats incorrect my friend
That IS correct -_-
@@vaciechan2934 LOL
Useful tutorial Eirik, didn't know about The Frequency Notes Charts, so I've learned something from you, again ;-) Thanks broh !
Thanks Jan! :) Glad to hear that you found some value in watching the video :)
I really appreciate the videos, firewalk. Your instructions are so clear and concise.
Could you please do a video about making synths or sound design for beginners?
Thanks a lot :)
Thanks! Much appreciated :)
I have a lot of different tutorials planned, so I can't promise I'll have it done any time soon, but I'll put it on my list. That way I'll get to it eventually :)
This is a really helpful video Firewalk , thanks for that and yeah could you please make a tutorial on how to assign our drum pads in midi keyboard and using the FPC with it and using some other samples in FPC and not the default ones. Thanks again
Aha....Nice Tutorial!!...subscribed.
Thanks! :)
Do i need onemore step to keep attack of the kick as original
You can try tweaking it with compression, or a transient shaper.
make a full autotune 8 and ozone 8 tutorial please
If they send me their plugins for free, I'll do it :D
Your information and videos are fantastic. But wish to offer my "armchair" thoughts.( I use 'armchair ", as you are the teacher here and I will be respectful but offer a different thought, than you are showing.)
I choose to download load g tuner. ( Did not like the fact had to down load other things, just to be able to download this plugin).
While waiting for approx. ten minutes to download. I thought ' Why do I really need this plugin" So, I did not download and removed the pc add luggage it gave me.
In my piano roll, I can change the kick or any instrument to the correct key that I need,
save on 1 plugin and hence, less CPU usage?.
Anyways, thank you for the wealth of information here and definitely will be looking at your other videos.
Thank you again from a new subscriber.
the program doesnt show me the keys of hihats,kicks,percs but only melodies and 808's why? can someone answer?
It doesn't work on all samples. I have a newer video showing an alternative method of doing this: ruclips.net/video/w6XkRHuXlNM/видео.html
Thank you for all this information. If my kick is in A4 as per edison but my track is in E minor, should I tune the kick to A or E?
Kicks doesn't sound good when they are tuned too much. I would only recommend tuning them slightly. No more than a few hundred cents at the most. Usually, as long as the kick is in a key that's in the same scale, you'll be OK. you don't always have to tune it to the root note. If it's a semitone away from matching a key that's in the same scale, then it might be better to just tune it to that key instead.
@@FireWalkMusic thank you
@@FireWalkMusic You're awesome dude!!!!! :)
Thanks!
You're welcome :)
This is a great to the point tutorial subscribed. I'm just wondering why would you need to tune your kick? So it's in the same key as your mix? Or...
Oh just rewatched the beginning thanks!
Glad you liked it :) Not all kicks need to be tuned and some times it sounds better when they're not. Some times they sound better when they are in the same key as the track. It's also worth trying when you have a kick that you really like, but it just doesn't sit quite right in the mix. Tuning it just a little bit can often make it pop right into place :)
Kick should take the Primar note that dictate the scale ? Or could I choose other notes from the scale too? What about other drums elements?
How many cents equal a semitone?
Your doing really well nice trick thank you have a nice time
Thanks! like wise :)
thanks bro , i like your videos this is very important!!
Thanks! :)
Pls make a video about rap vocal mixing
Thanks for the suggestion, it's already on my list :)
Could you shortly explain how to add the plugin to the program?
There's a few ways to do it. The easiest is probably to go to options, file settings, and then click manage plugins. From there you can select the folders in which your plugins reside. I recommend installing all plugins to the same folder. For example c:\my VSTs\ :)
THIS IS AWESOME
Thanks, glad you liked the video :)
If you go into the piano roll for this kick, cant you just set it to play and A?
No, when you move it around in the piano roll it will pitch it, but it will pitch it based on whatever the root note of the sample is to begin with. If you want to do it that way you have to make sure that C in the piano roll is also C in the sample. It can be done, but it's not faster than this method. :)
Please Make a Video regarding Frequencies,Octaves and more stuffs like this..
Thanks for the suggestion, I'll put it on my "to do" list! :)
can u please give a lecture on sytrus in deep with all its function s explained???????
I'll put it on my list :)
Quick question for you,
I have a bass sample in E im using, does this mean I can decide if I want the track to be Minor or Major? Music theory is my worst nightmare haha
@UCVvm9kiF99TiXlZAbIQq9RQ thought so, thanks for the quick reply again bud, without people like you helping the scene it would be twice as hard to get into production
Yes, the root note is the same. In E major you would be using the notes C#,D#,E,F#,G#,A,B , While in E minor you would be using C,D,E,F#,G,A,B. If you want to make a happy sounding track then go with E major. If you want it to sound sad then go with the minor scale.
Or could you just open an equalizer, and just raise/lower the pitch to the right key?
There are many ways to do it. You could find the resonant frequencies for the key you are in and boost those, and reduce those that's not in the key. There's also dedicated plugins that will do this for you. A general rule of thumb when it comes to kicks though is that you should only tune it if it needs just a little bit of tuning. When you need to pitch it by a lot it tends to sound awful, and in those cases I find that it's better to just find a different kick instead.
FireWalk!!!! Great tutorial! Can you use gtune on our snares/claps and Hi Hats?????
should i put tje hihats in key or doesnt it matter if i have every drums like hihats on c5?
Just use some hats that sound good. Some people like to tune their kicks, and some do not. The kick is the most energetic thing in the mix so it's important. I don't bother with the hats personally, as long as they sound good in the mix. :)
@@FireWalkMusic okay thank you because i was wondering. i always put the 808 on key but not the drums!
Thanks a lot brother, u are doing an incredible job!
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
hello :) do you have any video for a plugin for macbook ?
Nice video 👌
Thanks :)
Dear FireWalk, can you make a tutorial on how to create Trance like Armin van Buuren?
Hi, more trance tutorials are planned. :)
I’m using it and it only works 808 and long gated sounds .... what am I doing wrong ?
I just use parametric eq2 in fl can change the key with that 👍
how can u tell the tune of ur song. usually i just go with what i hear in general. i've heard about tuning b4 and all but like u said sometimes it doesnt seem quite necessary.expecially when it comes to kicks in my opinion
Hi, If you are using FL Studio then you can open the piano roll, then go to "helpers" and select "scale highlighting" and choose a scale there. You can also select "automatic", it will then attempt to detect the scale of your song automatically and show it in the hint bar. It doesn't always work perfectly though.
The old school way of detecting the key of a track is to try out the keys on the piano repeatedly while the song is playing. When you find a key that sounds good with all your chords, you have most likely found the key that the track is in. :)
My comouter says when i install plugin in it it says you need a open GL 2.0 capabel GPU to use the visualizer pls help sir what to do??
Is there a similar plugin for mac?
probably :)
@@FireWalkMusic Found it. Tnx.
when i use different vst to dedicate it shows different result (HoRNet SongKey MKII & Gtune)
They can some time differ a bit, I've noticed the same thing when autotuning vocals. I would manually check that the fundamental frequencies match the note.
Nice info, thank you! :)
the g tune plugin doesn't work on my fl studio, I have a 32 bit version of it that doesn't read the sound and I tried downloading the 64 bit version but it wont pop up in my manage plugins window
For some reason, G tune won’t work. I installed it and put it on my kick but it can’t read the kick. It’s just blank and doesn’t show anything :/
Same for me
U have to make sure its routed to the same channel of the kick
Another solution is to route it to the master
You are awesome...
Thanks! So are you! :D
That Tuner was giving about 6 different note names. How do you know, which one is which?
If you're having trouble then I suggest using Edison, which can do the same thing. I have a video showing this here: ruclips.net/video/w6XkRHuXlNM/видео.html
Any idea why G-Tune isnt doing anything when i have it in my mixer track???
Try a different sample. It doesn't work on some samples. You can try an alternative method: ruclips.net/video/w6XkRHuXlNM/видео.html
Doesn't work for me. I tried it on my kick and it worked for a few minutes, right now it shows absolutely nothing even though the sound is playing. I already tried to reinstall but nothing happened.
Unfortunately it doesn't always work 100% with all samples. Especially if the sample is right in between semitones.
Have you tried with another sample? You can also try adjusting the pitch in the sampler slightly and see if that will enable it to "see" the key. :)
An alternative method is to load the kick drum sample into edison. Then go to the flag icon to the right of the wrench tool, and in the drop down menu select "detect pitch regions". It will display the note of the kick. In some cases, there will be more than one note detected. If it is a bassy kick, I personally use the longer portion, or the sustain part of the kick. Once the note is detected, simply go to the sampler channel and click on the wrench icon. On the piano roll at the bottom, assign the sample to the correct note by right clicking on the note that was detected in edison. Hope that isn't too long and helps! :)
Great video
Thanks!
Aww fuck yeah! I was wondering "why don't I just use Edison like I've been doing?", but then I see it's in real time! Thanks FireWalk!
You're welcome :)
How do you tune your snares?
I usually do it by ear, but you should be able to use G-tune on snares and other "one shot" samples as well. It won't always work, but for the most part it will. :)
use para EQ 2
love your tutos firewalk
i had this question on how to make dubstep and the best kicks and melody presets we can use
please make avid on it
Unfortunately, dubstep isn't really my area of expertise, but everything else such as mixing, eq, and other "how to" specific stuff within the program itself should still be quite useful :)
ok so can you show something related to trap or edm please..
if it is your area of stuff
Sure :) I have a long list of things I want to make videos about. These things are already on it, and I'll get to it eventually :)
thanks fire walk you are the best
np man! thanks :)
Couldn’t you just load it in Edison, right click and detect pitch regions?
great video what software do u use to do your tutorials or what are some good ones i would like to help people also with things i know how to do
Thanks. I use a variety of different video editing software to make my videos like DaVinci Resolve, depending on what I want to achieve. For the screen capture I use bandicam. :)
Can I also download GTune for MacOS??
Check their web page. I'm not sure if they offer it for mac as well.
Can I use the plugin to find key of claps and snares?
Yes
I just tried it on a clap and it won’t work so I used Edison to detect the pitch region and it still didn’t work any advise?
i use Newtone to tune kick
That works too. :) There's always more than one way to do things in FL Studio.
@@FireWalkMusic true, i use g tune too to analysis the frequency of different sounds while mixing. keep on making such great informative videos.
Will work in Ableton 64bit? Nice video by the way!
Thanks. This will work in any daw. :)
When I do this it pretty often jumps between two different notes. So one hit it says its F# around 42 hz and the next hit it says B 60 hz, how do I know if I should pitch it up or down when my root is A?
It sometimes get confused. I would just try both and go with whatever sounds best. :)
So I see the plugin has a calibration knob does this mean we can also tune samples to 432hz just using that knob?
Hello. Say, my track is in C minor. So should i tune my kick to C minor or C major? I use a different instrument for reference to tune my kick to it by ear. Thank you.
"C minor" is a chord, not a note. You have to ask the right question to get the right answer (hope that helps a bit)
How come it doesn't read my kicks I use maschine
It doesn't always work on everything. Try this method instead: ruclips.net/video/w6XkRHuXlNM/видео.html
the extension has no app in it only a read file and dll file no actual vst etx
The dll file is the plugin. Just place it in your vst folder.
Bro i don't know how to get fl studio can you help me in this country is am in don't have a bank account
The demo version is free and can be downloaded from image-line
then, for example, if I am working a song in the B scale, Do I have to put my kick in some note from B scale? isn`t it?
It depends. Generally a kick that's in the same key sound better. And if it's in the root note then that's the absolute best. But often times they are not, and usually they will tend to sound worse when tuned a lot. Therefore I recommend to tune it to the nearest note that's in the scale, so that you don't have to tune it by much. I find that when tuned more than a few hundred cents it ruins the kick.
Why sometimes the chords we make doesn't sound good with the lead but sounds good individually
Make sure that they are both in the same key
how do I set or find out the key of my track?
Just choose the key you think sound the best. Any given melody can be played in many different keys, and it will sound quite different depending on the key you choose.
I suggest learning some basic music theory. That will make it much easier in the long run. At least learn the basic stuff such as keys and chords and such.
If you don't know any keys then just stick to the White notes, if you that then you're sure that it's in the same key.
Thanks for the tips Mr Firewalk
so just out of curiosity how would u tune FL to 432 Hz instead of 440 htz ? just wondering
You can hold down the ctrl key while adjusting the knob. This will enable fine tuning, making it easier to adjust. Then just pay attention to the display and you should be able to get it spot on. :)
I have to ask (at the risk of sounding dumb)... Do live drummers tune their kicks, snares, etc.? I know you can tune a guitar, piano, bass, etc., but I've never heard of a drum set being tuned.
I believe they do. I once saw Questlove twist something on his snare while he was playing and the pitch dropped substantially. I only saw him do it to the snare but I would imagine you can do it with the other drums too.
@@Anthony-fb7ju ok thx i guess that does make sense you wouldnt want to hear the same snare for a full concert or album, that would get annoying
xMaSSxHyST3RiA I never put any thought to that but I can definitely agree with that idea, I would get tired of hearing the same snare over and over after a while
@@Anthony-fb7ju ruclips.net/video/Le1upQgCdVc/видео.html ------- watch last 5 mins ;)
So I need to know the key of song first and then tune the samples ?
That's correct :)
thx master
great
Thanks :)
Hey I can't see the link...
www.gvst.co.uk/gtune.htm
Merciii !!!!
Hey man, my g tune won't display anything when i play stuff
It doesn't always work 100% unfortunately. It depends on the sample
just use new tone drag in drum wav then turn up centre knob and turn down variation knob and that is the key
Thanks for the sugestion :)
one question, is this you voice in the video ?
by the way, CGain from Gvst is also very nice and ram-friendly for track gaining.
Hey. Steve, (who has a background from radio) is doing the talking while I'm doing everything else. :) I've considered doing some voiceovers myself as well, in order to be able to make more tutorials faster, but people seem to be so pleased with Steve's voice that I've just kept working with him. I'm from Norway myself so my spoken English isn't as great as what you're getting from Steve. :)
I suppose my reasoning is that because these tutorials are being watched by people from all over the world, it's probably a lot easier for some to understand what Steve is saying than me. :)
Thanks for the suggestion, I'm not aware of that plugin, but I'll definitely check it out! :)
no link bro
It's in the description bellow the video. :) Here's the link: www.gvst.co.uk/gtune.htm
I increased the pitch of my kick all the way up and it only reached 100, I need 261 for C4
You need to increase the pitch knob range. It's to the right of the pitch knob.
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In this video Im going to show you... 😁
Automation tips tricks faster workflow and organize ..... using send etc for gross beat etc for better sound and mix ..... better transition ...... better sound selection trap beats ..... better drum sequence programming for randomizes but dominate keep listen tuned ... build up intros ... lol I know allot
Also Gvst only windows 😢
I already have videos about a some of these things, like automation, transition effects and send effects :) I'm Going to focus on mixing and mastering videos in the time to come, as those have been in high demand. :)
FireWalk thx
FireWalk do you know how I can have good tune kick for my MAC go studio ? Like GVst those are good
I'm not on mac unfortunately :\
FireWalk I see thx tho appreciate
Guys, use Edison to do this! No looking at charts etc.