FM Snare Drum Synthesis [Sound Design // Tutorial]
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2018
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Hey internet! Today we're here to try and recreate a snare drum using pure synthesis and a few tricks to make unique snare sounds! This was a fun project of mine for creating new samples quickly, and I'm pretty pleased with the results!
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The best snare video. Not another 808 sounding snare
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this even 4 years after you did this tutorial I think it’s the best way to make a synthetic snare as you have that control that you don’t get in serum.What I like is the fact you can find a real snare you like from a old break and bring it up to date 👍👍
That was impressive. From thos original fm sounds, I never thought you'd get that snare sound. Insane! Cheers dude, this was an eye opener.
Synthesis is magical stuff!
THIS was the snare synthesis tutorial I was looking for! Awesome video man. I was really struggling to add unique timbral qualities to my synthesised snares but this method just opened up so many new options for me.
For sure! There's definitely that extra 'sauce' to the process that can really make some unique snares. Happy synthesizing!
Dude I watch this video multiple times a week it is straight up galaxy brain so much better than every other pitch dropped white noise burst snare keep it up dude
Nice and instructive video! For me this is close to physical modeling, spectral wise. The snare might become even more realistic if you set a velocity envelope to the different volume faders you have, to control the levels of harmonics and noise. I believe FM8 allows you to do so. Then if you are nerdy enough to get even more close to a real snaredrum you could get a different sound when you hit it towards the rim. That would translate in less noise and higher harmonics I think and you could set this over the keyboard or midi map. One basic note that would correspond to a full hit and when using higher notes you would go towards the rim. And then (and I am getting annoying here) the next challenge would be to make a crash cymbal with these same controllers so you can get a full crash sound to a cup hit that sounds like a bell or ride cymbal : )
Sorry for being long, I enjoyed the video and I will surely watch some other videos you made.
This is great. I look forward to coming back to this for reference in the future. Thank you!
Solid! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍
SeamlessR is fantastic. It took me a long time for sound design to click, but one day I knew I was actually able to understand sound design when I was able to keep up with his videos
Can't wait to be creative with the Process. Very intuitive tutorial, thank you.
Happy sound making!
I'm glad someone else understands the frustration of fm8. It is always doing something that i cannot find in the settings. Thanks for your knowledge!
Thanks for the tutorial, I was having trouble making snares on my volca drum but now I get it :D
Awesome, thanks!
That snare sounds really nice
Daaaaaaamn that was super-informative!!!!
Bravo !
Wow. I thought I was really diving deep when I used a Model D with a couple of envelope shapers to make my snare. This is nuts. What a video.
Haha I know that feeling. There's always more stuff to learn and new approaches to take when it comes to sound design. It's all about being creative, and just pushing yourself to go further with the idea! Glad you enjoyed the video!
not related but you have a perfect podcast voice, id listen to audiobooks by you
impressive stuff man, great tutorial :)
Glad you liked it!
That was great ;)
Wow!
While it is fascinating to watch how you create a snare from scratch, I'm very afraid that there is so much hidden knowledge applied by you that it would be virtually impossible to do this as a beginner. Good thing you also make sample packs :)
I was like, “dude, there’s no way this is gonna sound good” until you added the distortion and EQ and I then I was like 😲
just mentioning Voxengo's Curve EQ is a spline equalizer, the free analyzer is Voxengo Span. be well all, and thank you for the tut! :)
best FM synth = Halion 7 !
20:00 I'd say that it would be contradictory to set a fixed frequency and at the same time engage a pitch envelope (inherently not fixed). As a thought.
What a great video! Where did you learn this tho?
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I can't find any videos about how to make a chunky trap snare
Oh yeah like that daddy... I mean: first
lol
00:00 Big Voice!!! Uau!!!!
In a world....
It sounds like real snare
Zoom recorder, a flip flop and hit your bathroom tiles with it varying the strength of the hit, you get insta snares...
Opening a can of soda in a bathroom is also a great snare sound!
Good tutorial and……where is the dog on the cover😂
Glad you liked it! And she was probably sleeping under my desk or in one of her beds haha.
Suomisaundi ending song 👌
set up the envelope attack for all operators slightly later than the operator envelope that replicates the stick hitting the snare. you'll be surprised the difference this makes
Do you mean after the transient or the fundamental thanks and where is a good place to start when off setting the attack envelope
i like the one you made better
omg, he looks so tall
Reason has all of this done for you with it's drum machine.
It does! I use the Kong machine quite a bit. But, it's still cool to learn about some of the theory behind it!
I consider FL studio's Sytrus a better FM sound designing tool than FM8. Sytrus is really flexible.
For sure, Sytrus is probably one of the most powerful FM synths out there besides I guess PhasePlant. I've always been a bit jealous of FL's instrument library!
whys sytrus so good?
For some reason, the presenter sounds very much like my iPhone SIRI reading.
oh my goodness. he used to look like a skinny guy fieri
Serum is easier in making snares...