How To Make A Djrum Inspired Percussive Donk

[@sparklesparklesparkle6318]

I remember smoking Djrum blacks in middle school. didn't know they also made music. that's cool.

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

hahahahahaha

[@mysticjoe295]

Great as always. Thank you.
I look forward to trying this out. One thing I request when you’re setting levels - explain why you’re setting it to the number that you’re choosing. For example when you’re doing the envelope and you’re setting the decay a little higher than the sustain - I’d find it helpful for a little explanation of why are you choosing those numbers. It could just be based on sound, which is fine, but you may also have some theory behind that as well

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

Thank you!! You're in luck. My latest video I go through all the steps when I'm recreating a sound. Hopefully this will shine some more light on the process.

[@G0nz0uk]

Really enjoyed that, thanks.

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

Thanks for watching!!

[@aimeesayan23]

Always wondered how he made the donk for "Sex". Such a tune.

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

One of my favorites and he is one of my favorite producer/Dj's

[@RadekPilich]

Thanks for the recipe. Although I am not a fan of this sort of 34, 55, 61 tutorials. I think sound design tutorials should start with analysis of the desired sound and deconstruction / proposal of the likely steps to get there. Then record the journey and thinking / hearing along the way of getting there.

[@Brazen1234]

yeah cool do it on YOUR next tutorial vid

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

I'll try and do a little better to talk about the steps I take when I work out how to make a sound without waffling on to much.

[@mauriciomandara5946]

Thanks for sharing! Great tutorial for the Peak !

[@craigwilliamsmusic]

Thank you for watching!