Something new to us: Hardwave! 🤯 What do you think about the drop and what are your favorite genres to produce? Let us know! Get 470 samples, loops and presets for hybrid Trap productions: ▶️ www.ghosthack.de/hybrid-trap-essentials/
I’ve been producing for almost 3 years now.. My vision was always a lighter atmospheric genre. After producing and trying to find my sound.. I heard lxst Cxntury for the first time and it instantly matched my vision! I don’t blatantly copy him., but it’s very inspired! I believe he created the ambient phonk wave sound he is known for! Whenever I hear his music.. it makes me feel something you don’t usually feel! Pure Art!
Nice video! I've been listening to wave and hardwave for more than 3 years and this sounds like a really good wave loop, like a central part of a track. To be called hardwave, it lacks a lot of dynamics, in hardwave tracks there's a lot more going on. Building and releasing tension is the key, a pause can give much more value to a following sound.
I personally like to cut out the sub frequencies on the reese osc 1&2 and use the sub osc in serum to create a more consistent, mono bassline. This will also result in a cleaner sidechain with the kick. Either way great job on the tutorial, I think all tips are very accurate and the final track sounds great!
@@Ghosthack were do I begin??? Lol, no but seriously, I really enjoyed the melodics, then that Synthy Sub bass. And how you made it wobble or whatever the correct turn of it is, do what it did, those hi hats were pretty cool too! I've come to find that I like different "Genres" that aren't "mainstream" because I'm not a mainstream person or producer!
Something new to us: Hardwave! 🤯 What do you think about the drop and what are your favorite genres to produce? Let us know!
Get 470 samples, loops and presets for hybrid Trap productions:
▶️ www.ghosthack.de/hybrid-trap-essentials/
Always use a reese bass for making hardwave.
Sure
rice
@@floppa2290 what do you mean?
Always!
@@abstrail and it’s a Reese Bass
I’ve been producing for almost 3 years now.. My vision was always a lighter atmospheric genre. After producing and trying to find my sound.. I heard lxst Cxntury for the first time and it instantly matched my vision! I don’t blatantly copy him., but it’s very inspired! I believe he created the ambient phonk wave sound he is known for! Whenever I hear his music.. it makes me feel something you don’t usually feel! Pure Art!
Damn! Nice work man! been thinking of starting to produce Hardwave music like Skeler, Loneliness, etc. Thanks for the helpful tutorial
Awesome! Well it seems to be perfect timing, it's an awesome genre! 🔥
Nice video! I've been listening to wave and hardwave for more than 3 years and this sounds like a really good wave loop, like a central part of a track. To be called hardwave, it lacks a lot of dynamics, in hardwave tracks there's a lot more going on. Building and releasing tension is the key, a pause can give much more value to a following sound.
I personally like to cut out the sub frequencies on the reese osc 1&2 and use the sub osc in serum to create a more consistent, mono bassline. This will also result in a cleaner sidechain with the kick. Either way great job on the tutorial, I think all tips are very accurate and the final track sounds great!
3:23 - You're thinking of a Reese bass :D.
Nice tutorial though!
I freaking love Will's videos.
class intro 😂
omg finally a hardwave tutorial thank you sooooo much
3:10 I guess he just really likes bass
Goofed up on the edit lmao
Wow, I need to buy Serum 😱😭
Will is low key a god ngl
Thanks for the introduction to a genre that I've never heard of!!!!
You're welcome! What do you think about it? We really like it! 😁
@@Ghosthack were do I begin??? Lol, no but seriously, I really enjoyed the melodics, then that Synthy Sub bass. And how you made it wobble or whatever the correct turn of it is, do what it did, those hi hats were pretty cool too! I've come to find that I like different "Genres" that aren't "mainstream" because I'm not a mainstream person or producer!
hardwave is just every trance breakdown with trap drums
Perfect videos, im from Russian, at our not guide for Hard wave, sorry for my English
Wow this is an incredible tutorial, thanks a lot man
This is seem like boom 💥
Очень крутой урок, бро. Все понятно. Спасибо тебе. Желаю 1000000 стримов
Like 100%!!!!!!! Man its very good!! Are u from??... DO a group look at "Skeler" Pleaaas, Track review pls. Thnx))
this!
hey what headphones are you using in the vid
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beyerdynamic dt 770 pro
Dude in hardwave or in wave style what u need is a reese bass indeed an 808 it’s just a reese an ur done 😁👍👍
I'd make that last saw lead far louder, but otherwise - great video, thanks!
not bad man, thats pretty cool!
Outro music ??????
New advent freebie with hardwave samples? 🤔😏
Christmas in Jul.. August? 😁 We will definitely think about that! 😉
Never heard of it and I love it
Incredible
Pleaseee more wave tutorials
the trap drums and the 808s ruined the drop imo using the classic 909/707 drums and a basic sub bass with not much movements would've been much better
why would you use the 909 or 707 drums 💀 just use some regular trap drums w a reese bass
Dang not bad. We need more tutorials on hardwave like this
lol thats really bad. Like really. Thats not wave!
Это не хардвейв , ни разу шляпа какая то