WHY IS THIS CHANNEL SO UNDERRATED??? THIS IS A GOLD MINE OF KNOWLEDGE!!! The fact that most of your videos have only 2-4k views is just insane! These are the best tutorials i've seen on sound design PERIOD. You are the Drawabox of music! The way you teach by explaining the fundamentals in detail using exercises, it makes me feel like a novice magician finally understanding the logic behind these things. AND OH MY GOD the ways you create just anything you can imagine using this free tool is astonishing! I hope you get the recognition you deserve some day... And I am buying those presets the first chance I get!
9:51 taco bell jumpscare xd damn I didn't know it was as simple as sines in FM, but damn it does demonstrate how bells can be synthesized I want the taco bell preset
That's understandable. It's a lot of info, and relies a lot on the info from previous videos-especially the stuff about the harmonic series from part 2.
If velocity track is turned up, and you're using distortion on the "effects" page, then yes. Velocity tracking is the knob that says "vel trk" next to the voices and blend in the bottom middle.
There's actually a pretty good didgeridoo wavetable in the free version of Vital under factory/physical. I would set a fast random LFO to modulate the wavetable position slightly and then also modulate the wavetable position 100% with the mod wheel so you play with the overtones like a didgeridoo player does. I hope that helps!
I believe wavefolding is a type of distortion where, rather than clipping a peak, it's "folded in" as if that peak's phase was flipped. If you draw in the wavetable editor the first and 3rd harmonics at even amplitudes, that will look like a wave-folded sine wave, whereas the 2nd keyframe of the basic shapes looks like a soft-clipped sine wave.
It could be nice if you smile sometimes to prove you can make it 😅but you are sooooo excused because you make the most consistent content on this topic in the whole YT game ! Thank you so much !
I think "How to create any sound" is quite misleading - you're simply explaining basics of how to use a synth. I'd like to see a whole process of you recreating a certain sound and explaining it along the way.
What're the chances you offer private lessons? after binging your channel the entire day at work i realised that although my sound design skills/knowledge is adequate, i have so much (and i mean S O M U C H) to improve on. I am aware that alot of it is simply experince and trial and error but i would love it if i could get some guidance from you.
I'm glad you're enjoying the content. I used to give lessons but I decided that there's nothing I can give in a lesson that I don't explain better in my videos. It's also hard to gauge what somebody already knows and what they want to learn. If there are any topics you want me to cover, let me know and maybe I can cover them in future videos.
WHY IS THIS CHANNEL SO UNDERRATED??? THIS IS A GOLD MINE OF KNOWLEDGE!!!
The fact that most of your videos have only 2-4k views is just insane! These are the best tutorials i've seen on sound design PERIOD. You are the Drawabox of music! The way you teach by explaining the fundamentals in detail using exercises, it makes me feel like a novice magician finally understanding the logic behind these things. AND OH MY GOD the ways you create just anything you can imagine using this free tool is astonishing! I hope you get the recognition you deserve some day... And I am buying those presets the first chance I get!
Because we are a poor Andrew Wang 🤣
9:51 taco bell jumpscare xd
damn I didn't know it was as simple as sines in FM, but damn it does demonstrate how bells can be synthesized
I want the taco bell preset
LMAO, you did your name proud, you are indeed funnyman
@@kaiserfakinaway5909 thank you
Great tutorial. No noise, all signal.
Wow every time i watch one of your tutorials, i feel that level-up charge the videogame characters get
So true !
Thank You So Much For This Content, Eric!!
Your videos are really helpful! Thanks for valuable information)
Never watched a clear and short fm tutorial with a usable sound that you get at the end. Thanks for that!
Found your channel in one of Woochia's videos. Man, I like your tutorials, super nice and easy explanation, very interesting. Please, do not stop
Great content.
Keep up the excellent work. It is very appreciated.
Bald Seamlessr, thanks for all your help!
Great explanation. Thank you.
Okay now i need to watch 10x times about fm to understand that and i will be fine xD
Yamaha's 80's synths actually used phase modulation instead of frequency modulation.
Wow this tutorial is great, so clear and I have learned a lot with it
Gracias!!! Tremendo videos
Excellent tutorial! As always. Thank you☺
Really great much appreciated.
I'm a fan of your vids. This one's heavy though, and will take some time to process.
That's understandable. It's a lot of info, and relies a lot on the info from previous videos-especially the stuff about the harmonic series from part 2.
Awesome explanations
thx
i'm eating pad thai and you high jacked my brain for taco bell
Wow!
Does playing with velocity affect distortion in Vital then? The harder I press the more harmonics are added.
If velocity track is turned up, and you're using distortion on the "effects" page, then yes. Velocity tracking is the knob that says "vel trk" next to the voices and blend in the bottom middle.
Thank's! Obrigado 🇧🇷
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Hey Eric, I learned so much in your Videos. Could you please make a video, how to create a sound of a didgeridoo in vital?
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There's actually a pretty good didgeridoo wavetable in the free version of Vital under factory/physical. I would set a fast random LFO to modulate the wavetable position slightly and then also modulate the wavetable position 100% with the mod wheel so you play with the overtones like a didgeridoo player does. I hope that helps!
Hi! Vital is wonderful and with infinite potential, at least it seems to me. Is it possible to create a realistic acoustic piano sound? Thank you
Is distortion (how you describe it here) similar to wave folding in traditional west coast synths?
I believe wavefolding is a type of distortion where, rather than clipping a peak, it's "folded in" as if that peak's phase was flipped. If you draw in the wavetable editor the first and 3rd harmonics at even amplitudes, that will look like a wave-folded sine wave, whereas the 2nd keyframe of the basic shapes looks like a soft-clipped sine wave.
I have been largely anticipating this video; many thanks!
9:51 Taco Bell
It could be nice if you smile sometimes to prove you can make it 😅but you are sooooo excused because you make the most consistent content on this topic in the whole YT game !
Thank you so much !
I have a sudden craving for Taco Bell....
I think "How to create any sound" is quite misleading - you're simply explaining basics of how to use a synth. I'd like to see a whole process of you recreating a certain sound and explaining it along the way.
Check out any of my other videos :)
What're the chances you offer private lessons? after binging your channel the entire day at work i realised that although my sound design skills/knowledge is adequate, i have so much (and i mean S O M U C H) to improve on. I am aware that alot of it is simply experince and trial and error but i would love it if i could get some guidance from you.
I'm glad you're enjoying the content. I used to give lessons but I decided that there's nothing I can give in a lesson that I don't explain better in my videos. It's also hard to gauge what somebody already knows and what they want to learn. If there are any topics you want me to cover, let me know and maybe I can cover them in future videos.