How To: Wurlitzer & Fender Rhodes Electric Pianos in Vital - Sound Design Tutorial
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What is Lfo 1 doing? it seems to be active from your initialized patch, but for me it seems to start the initialized patch without! thank you so much.
It's just vibrato set up from my default preset but it's not used here
@@EricBowman oh okay, thank you! I worked on this today, totally gorgeous sound. Thank you
great tutorial bro actually explained why he is doing things and not just doing them
This is really impressive, many thanks. Obviously you have a depth of background knowledge that is so far unknown to many of the rest of us. I would have no ability to even think of doing many of the modulations you are putting on. I think it would be very valuable to your community to offer us some background as far as how you came to the state of knowledge that you obviously have. This video is a great advertisement for the value of your presets.
Agreed
A golden medal for you!
You're an absolute genius, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
When i say i truly want to understand sound design, this is what i mean lol. awesome breakdown and thanks for the tutorial.
It’s the way i know how good your mic is because I can hear every single time you swallow 🤣🤣 amazing content thank you so much
i just found your channel im a music production student and i cant tell you how helpful your videos are please keep going im learning so much from you
Thanks for this video, Eric. Growing up at a time when only physical instruments existed, through the initial wave of synthesis (original Moog and ARP units that weren’t yet polyphonic) to now have such synthesis power in a FREE plugin is sometimes mind boggling. Your videos are incredibly instructive and enjoyable to watch. I enjoyed understanding the ‘simple steps’ to get both a Wurli and Rhodes sound. Had a Wurli years ago that I sadly had to get rid of. I like this version almost better than the physical version. Thanks again. Cheers!
This is incredible man. Your grip on elements of sound is amazing. It's hard to imagine myself ever having something similar.
Genius ! I followed this video to create my very first Vital patch ever.
You have explained this to an old man in a way that I understand it!! Thanks and subbed! looking forward to more of your creations
Jeeez Bro, you are awesome!!!!! you've really taken VITAL to another level
Your videos on live instruments in vital are both inspiring and educational! I Have learned a lot about how to apply sound theory not only in Vital but in many other areas of sound design.
damn dude, that's cool! As soon as I saw what you are doing in synthesis, I immediately subscribed!)) I look forward to all the releases!
Amazing. I can't understand how you have figured all this out, but it's a great learning tool.
11:25 time stamp for when i come back to finish the rest! thanks a lot Eric this is awesome stuff
Man!!! What a lesson! It's a lot of knowledge!
Can you do a video on how you figure sounds out? That was crazy man!
That's an eventual goal. I'm still deciding how I want to go about it.
Straight Wizardry!
This is soooo beautiful! Thank you so much!
Beautiful work! Subscribed! 👏👏👏
What does LFO 1 Control?
SO SICK THANKS
Thank you 🙏🏻 this sounds lovely. I subscribed aswell, looking forward to more of your video's. You seem like a good teacher, nice and detailed explanation.
what an amazingly informative video, thank you so much :)
I concur with the rest. You, Sir, are a bonafide genius.
Btw. Do you have any videos where you describe how you find the correct values on the filters etc to hit the correct resonance(s). If not, that would be a good topic for another video.
@@sjursjur Sometimes I'm using a value (for example on the cutoff) that corresponds to a value in the harmonic series (if it's key-tracking 100%). If I'm matching a reference, I'll look at a spectral analyzer to get exact values. Otherwise, I just use my ear. I hope that helps!
Bruh I love you for your hard work and showing us how to do this!
Hi Eric, another amazing vid...one question: When you initialized your patch, the LFO #1 was still bein modulated by something , which you can see at 45 seconds into the vid. What were the modulators and values? thanks.
Thanks! I had vibrato built into my default preset (a feature of 1.5) but I'm not using it here
Since the beggining of the tutorial the LFO1 is already in use. I miss the point where you explain this. May you help me? Thanks.
Impressive work. This convinced me to buy your sound pack when I am at my PC.
Do you plan to make more sound packs in the future or do you extend the current one as you did in the past? Is it possible to load later versions of it then?
I saw you also have some great brass sounds. What do you think, is it possible to make something like a saxophone on a synthesizer as well?
Thanks! I'm probably going to keep Sounds You Know to about 200 presets. I'm releasing a new pack soon called Ear Candy. Saxophone is tricky because its performance is usually so nuanced. I've made something resembling a classical saxophone, but I imagine people would expect it to sound more like a jazz or pop saxophone.
That's amazing!
Thanks! I'm a fan of your channel
Really nice! But my "Initialize Preset" must be different from yours (different default preset, maybe mine's screwed up). Mine sets LFO1 tempo to a 1/2 note but LFO1 doesn't modulate anything. I can see that your LFO1 has Frequency set to 0.180 secs. But what is it modulating, with what amount?
Vital v. 1.5 and later lets you set a default preset. In mine, I have LFO 1 set to modulate fine pitch and the mod wheel is modulating that amount. The result is vibrato control for the mod wheel. Not necessary for a electric piano sound though since they usually don't use vibrato.
@@EricBowman Thanks!
genius thank you so much
Awesome stuff
Thank you so much!
u r a genius
Hi, this is soooo good thank you so much ! I was trying to recreate it in Pigments and I can't seem to be able to. I don't find equivalents settings in pigments to vital and I don't know enough about synthesis to find close equivalents... x)
twoooo five ooooone ☺️
Amazing! 😀👍
great tutorial that could only be improved by a noise gate on the narration for those of us greatly misophonic to wet mouth sounds
I'll add one to my vocal chain
Wow!
insane knowledge
1:07 You can double click to remove and add!
Thanks, I didn't know that
I am new here, just beginning to learn about synths and Vital. I noticed that when you initialize the presets, your LFO1 is already modulating something, but you don't say what it is. Should I start the basics in some other video?
Yo loving your tutorials man! I got stuck at one part at 17:46 your Osc1 level goes to 0% however when I try to do that I get no sound? Can you explain what you did there?
There is also a second mapping on the pan macro, tremolo macro, and 2 additional mappings on Env 2
I'm watching and editing on Vital.
So far, I'm still looking for why I can see an LFO1 motion...
...where that came from?
thank you! just one question... What are you modulating with LFO1
It's mod-wheel vibrato from my template preset
could you pls link us the wurlitzer key sample
Hi, is any possibility that You can Make the bass versión? Thanks
Hey Eric! Amazing tutorial, bro!! But I have a doubt: i noticed that your "mod whl" is attatched to something! Could you please explain it to me? Does it make any difference in the sound of my preset?
Its from my default preset and not being used here
These sound great! Is there a way to get the wavetables for these for use in other synths?
Thanks! From this preset you can right-click a wavetable and choose "resynthesize preset to wavetable" to make one.
I'm sincerely impressed by your abilities. How did you know that even-ordered harmonic are a different loudness from odd-ordered ones on wurlitzers? Is there some kind of reference material you use or can you hear harmonics somehow...?
Thanks! You can definitely hear the harmonics. When odd-ordered harmonics are louder it sounds more like a square wave and less like a saw wave.
@@EricBowman Wow, that's really cool. This video inspired me to explore sound design on a deeper level.
Hi bro, i take the table you use then i go in the Editor and it looks different than yours.
I don't have any keyframes set like you then.
Why is there a connection dot visible in LFO 1 when you Initialize Preset? My Vital version 1.5.5 does not do that...
It's from my default preset but isn't used for this one.
im sorry, how did you remove the harmonic content from the wurlitzer sample so you only have the *atonal attack?
I show how in the second half of my last video about physical modeling. I use a free plugin called the spectral compressor
@@EricBowman thank you so much!
What is the setting of LFO1 in the beginning?
It's mod wheel vibrato that I have set up in my default preset, a feature of Vital 1.5 and later. Not necessary for this preset though.
Vital should add more than 4 macros.
You can use LFO’s as macros by setting the rate to “freeze”, changing the shape to a ramp up, and adjusting the phase slider to adjust the “macro” amount.
Kind of a hack but it works
Is it possible to remake this sound from "Stromae - La Solassitude" with vital? ruclips.net/video/YoTZVJgGG94/видео.html
Sounds like a combination of a sample (something like a kalimba) and a synth playing a sine wave pluck with a thick reverb.
@@EricBowman Thank you very much 🙏