Fay-Sor-Mer (virtual soundtrack, feat. Synthesizer V Felicia)

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  • Опубликовано: 2 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @savvaspitsinigkos3492
    @savvaspitsinigkos3492 13 дней назад

    Great piece of original work! Good job! Would love to hear more of this 😊

  • @thesoundsmith
    @thesoundsmith 13 дней назад

    Can't understand a word of it, [and just read that you made it up!] but gorgeous as always. Love your work. Your production values are top-notch.

  • @saturnDoL
    @saturnDoL 13 дней назад

    素晴らしい!毎回、感動しながら聴いてます。ありがとう素敵な音楽!

    • @124aska
      @124aska  12 дней назад

      ありがとうございます!

  • @chapbot2023
    @chapbot2023 12 дней назад

    I love your arranging! I have a question if you would be so kind to help. On your Danny Boy video you have group vocals. When I do group vocals with synthesizer V I get a phasing effect because they are perfectly in tune. Your Danny Boy video sounds so realistic with no phasing. What techniques are you using so that the voices are not phasing, evidently there's something you can do within synthesizer V to adjust vibrato and pitch so it's not perfect? Or are you using other plugins?

    • @124aska
      @124aska  12 дней назад +1

      Sorry, I missed your previous comment, so I will answer it here.
      There are two ways to avoid phasing effects in SynthV, one is to shift the timing of the pronunciation, the other is to change the pitch or apply a slight vibrato to the extent that it is hard to notice.
      In Danny Boy's video, several of the chorus parts are slightly vibrato, plus a slight shift in the timing of the pronunciation. If you zoom in on the screen and look at the notes in the piano roll, you will see that there are a few parts that are off by a few millimeters. No external plug-ins are used.
      I hope this helps.

    • @chapbot2023
      @chapbot2023 12 дней назад

      @124aska wonderful information, thank you!

  • @おしケイ
    @おしケイ 13 дней назад

    澤野弘之?