Hey man loved the tutorial! Just a tip - when making monophonic sounds like basses or leads, it's typically better to have the unison set to an odd number (i.e. 15 instead of 16) in order to have a clearer fundamental frequency, and let 100% of the harmonics come from the detuned unison signals instead of having two main signals with the detunes on the side. Super minor but helps with mixing :)
very cool video - got me going with serum! - One thing that 'stumped' me, How come I don't have 'classic synths' category as an option in the wavetables list? (14:50) in your video.
Damn!! I was thinking about learning some sound design but was too lazy to do it when i could use presets from you, ultrasonic, stickz and bunch of others. I did learn some epic sound design today...Thanks
quick tip: Turning the random phasing off when making stabbier basses can help a lot with alignment/phase issues with the kick, especially for 4x4 genres. Nice job! Good intro video for those new to serum.
This was a good vid. Editing spot on. Keeping it short, sweet and to the point. Learned a lot here than any other sound design tutorial. Earned a sub. Keep up the good work and definitely would like to see more of these insights into your thought process. It really helps. Thanks again!
The RDR2 backing soundtrack goes perfectly with the wheels turning in my dumb brain realizing how intuitive Serum is after being completely clueless for a few months now trying to work with it. This is an absolutely genius video
@@Synthanicmusic depends on what genre you would like to make tho. Especially if you suck at sound design. And supersaws aren't the only things used in music.
13:31 not only did you change the wave tables but you also added more automation to the matrix tab and the FM from B knob, could you go over what you did there? very informational vid
These were small tweaks to things that were already there. I switched the master tune for example to start lower in pitch instead of starting higher in pitch to create a slitghtly different attack :)
Hey man, dope stuff It was so good and useful that, could you do a part 2? lol With like leads now and plucks and maybe even include "making a sound" in a normal production video
this video is going into the bank brother. Very well put together and informative. I love how you put the video together as well. Fun, yet professional. I am now subscribed from watching you for the first time. Keep doing the good works brother!
This was really one of the best and funniest tutorials on Serum. Funny because you revealed the condition of your sock and the odd way of drinking coffee or if it was water.😊
you did a really good job describing it i feel like this way of teaching can be very benificial because some are very detatched from the initial perspective but this is a really good video.
Really good video ! Made me wanna try sound design :) Would be cool if you also did one a sound design video on different types of leads (or different types of sounds from different genres)
I have a issue/question that ive been having trouble solving. In FL Studio, when I export the audio, it sounds fine in FL Studio. But when I export the audio into an MP4, the snares and claps sound almost like distorted clanking glass. I've been trying to fix it and nothing has helped. How do i fix this? 🙁
Are you exporting into mp4/video format or do you mean mp3? You can change the quality of the export in many ways with mp3 so I would go to Google and see if it could be your export settings
At 14:51 you change the osc 1 sound and select from a folder named ‘classic synths’. Where did that folder come from as I don’t have that in my version of Serum? Is it a download (add-on)? Great video btw - I’ve learnt so much from it so thank you.
Do you have any tips for enhancing vocals when recording and importing them into FL Studio to achieve a polished sound? Are there any recommended plugins for tasks such as autotune, pitch correction, and overall vocal enhancement? For instance, when I sang using Garageband on my phone, I found a feature that added a stage-like quality to my voice, giving it a professional singer's touch.
9:43 when i put the blue circle to Env ->Fil Cutoff: 100, with the cutoff all the way down just like you have it the blue circle only goes half way even tho its on "100". Is this a known bug???
I found this video to be useful for learning how to make some of those 'Bread & Butter' kinds of sounds that are very common, and thats primarily what I want to learn how to do now. I already have a copy of SERUM which I got from Renting to now Owning from Splice and I'm comfortable enough with pretty much any Synth, including my MODAL Cobatlt5S Hardware synth when I don't want a computer screen with DAW distracting me. Thanks man!!
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I think it's great that pewdiepie is making synth tutorials now!
Yeah, but.. he looks like MHA, it's like his Doppelganger
lmao this made me go and search if pewdiepie really does 🤣
He doesn't even look like him.
It only took me 5 seconds of watching this video to go the the comments and look for this comment
@@Haxior5506 just listen to him
Hey man loved the tutorial! Just a tip - when making monophonic sounds like basses or leads, it's typically better to have the unison set to an odd number (i.e. 15 instead of 16) in order to have a clearer fundamental frequency, and let 100% of the harmonics come from the detuned unison signals instead of having two main signals with the detunes on the side. Super minor but helps with mixing :)
Thats a great tip, i'll definitely keep that in mind. Im not a sound design expert by any means so I really appreciate it! 😁
yo this comment is literal gold, thank you
@@mikebell4396 share some gold bro, mine wasn't literal gold
It depends on your intentions. I saw David Guetta using 16 unisons for basses
You're the reason i go down to the comment section after watching a guide, there is so much gold advices sometimes
Ayy whenever I need help with something you jump in and save my life!
Aw❤️
very cool video - got me going with serum! - One thing that 'stumped' me, How come I don't have 'classic synths' category as an option in the wavetables list? (14:50) in your video.
Probably solved, but I guess those are some imported wavetables not included in Serum, you can load presets and several stuff into Serum.
Damn!! I was thinking about learning some sound design but was too lazy to do it when i could use presets from you, ultrasonic, stickz and bunch of others. I did learn some epic sound design today...Thanks
you're really helping the lot of us, both beginner and advanced producers in every way possible . thanks so much!
Glad to hear that!!
i normally don't hit the like button on vids, but i did like this vid. great job mate
Damn I got here before my notification did
lmao
Hahahaha absolute legend
quick tip: Turning the random phasing off when making stabbier basses can help a lot with alignment/phase issues with the kick, especially for 4x4 genres. Nice job! Good intro video for those new to serum.
This was a good vid. Editing spot on. Keeping it short, sweet and to the point. Learned a lot here than any other sound design tutorial. Earned a sub. Keep up the good work and definitely would like to see more of these insights into your thought process. It really helps. Thanks again!
2:05 that's a very najs preset indeed
Hahaha
The RDR2 backing soundtrack goes perfectly with the wheels turning in my dumb brain realizing how intuitive Serum is after being completely clueless for a few months now trying to work with it. This is an absolutely genius video
Hahaha best comment ever. Appreciate it man
That's what I looking for over 1 year. THX Man
THANK YOU!! IM WORKING ON A SOUNDBANK CURRENTLY
Thats awesome!!
@@Synthanicmusic depends on what genre you would like to make tho. Especially if you suck at sound design. And supersaws aren't the only things used in music.
13:31 not only did you change the wave tables but you also added more automation to the matrix tab and the FM from B knob, could you go over what you did there? very informational vid
These were small tweaks to things that were already there. I switched the master tune for example to start lower in pitch instead of starting higher in pitch to create a slitghtly different attack :)
I've never learned so much in such little time before! I'm playing around myself now, kinda knowing what I'm doing. Amazing video!
Awesome man!!
This helped a lot cuz im working on a Vital preset pack.
LOL me to!
I was playing around with serum today and i figured out how to make decent basses but not really taking it too seriously at the moment
Nice intro! Been watching several videos (including some paid for tutorials) and this was very digestible and informative, thank you!
Hey man, dope stuff
It was so good and useful that, could you do a part 2? lol
With like leads now and plucks and maybe even include "making a sound" in a normal production video
I will definitely include more sound design in my "normal" videos!!
this video is going into the bank brother. Very well put together and informative. I love how you put the video together as well. Fun, yet professional.
I am now subscribed from watching you for the first time. Keep doing the good works brother!
Thanks a lot man! :)
Wow, amazing tutorial bro 🤩🤩🔥🔥
If I hadn't already bought serum i definitely would have used your link
I love how short but informative this video is. Thank you man
It's the best tutorial I've seen on serum. Thx MHA, if I become the new Martin Garrix, I will remember it was thanks to you
"MHA accidentally make wobble wobble sound" 14:03
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This was really one of the best and funniest tutorials on Serum. Funny because you revealed the condition of your sock and the odd way of drinking coffee or if it was water.😊
Finally someone that knows how to teach things the way I think. This beast is gonna be tamed now!
Just came across this and taught me a lot thanks so much!
Sick video as always my friend
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you did a really good job describing it i feel like this way of teaching can be very benificial because some are very detatched from the initial perspective but this is a really good video.
I love the video my guy!!!
Woo thanks! Can't wait for next week's video :D . Already bought Serum though, else would've used your link!
I got more from this video about usable remeberable basic sound design than countless others over the years .... props
Really good video ! Made me wanna try sound design :)
Would be cool if you also did one a sound design video on different types of leads (or different types of sounds from different genres)
Good idea!
mais t'es partout toi en fait
@@korosantunes_ 1 an et demi de retard quand-même mon bonhomme
@@x3ll3nmusic tranquille c pas beaucoup
Ain’t that early, but earliest I’ve ever been. Thank u for the free presets!❤️🔥
Youre welcome!
wow incredible video, super clean editing with a great personality behind it all! how do you not have 1 million subscribers already??🤔
I'm reminded so much of pewdiepie when listening to this guy, it makes everything much easier to follow for some reason.
i was just thinking the same thing LMAO
it's the swedish accent
Bro this VST is insane. I’m definitely gonna get that $10 a month rent to own thing to get this.
Your tutorial was so good! Keep it up!
Thanks so much!
Should try vital too, and it's FREE.
FREE.
I'm late again haha, nice vid as usual bro! ❤️
No very early 😎thanks! 🙌
thanks bro for sharing your thought process
As a beginner this was incredible!
the video was the best video about tsound design i ever watched ty so much
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Hey man, where did you get that classic synths wave table???
This is how tutorials should be made, this is sick!
Thanks for this video! I'm sure your channel will grow and become really successful if you continue like this!
Nice vid mate!!
Thank you! 🙌
Clear, fluid and useful. Thank you this tutorial really is useful as I am a beginner and seeing examples of uses makes it much clearer !
the best tutorial I have seen so far!
amazing tutorial left a sub mb thanks
I have a issue/question that ive been having trouble solving.
In FL Studio, when I export the audio, it sounds fine in FL Studio.
But when I export the audio into an MP4, the snares and claps sound almost like distorted clanking glass.
I've been trying to fix it and nothing has helped.
How do i fix this? 🙁
Are you exporting into mp4/video format or do you mean mp3? You can change the quality of the export in many ways with mp3 so I would go to Google and see if it could be your export settings
@@mhamusic. ok tysm ill try it out.
wait i thought you had 13 million subscribers.. YOU DESERVE MUCH MORE , ur a big motivation to me and us producers :,D
Thank you man! ❤️
Man! You are good
yeo this whole video is underrated my guy, thank you
KUNGEN kommer med gratis presets vilken kung..
Gecko är kung
i think thats the most important tutorial i ever seen
when u put noise on ur basses. make sure to pitch the noise up. it takes up alot of low end
That's why a good eq is a more important final step after any sound design
Enlightening tutorial. Thanks so much!
You get an instant like for the House building theme from RDR2 XDDDD
Just helped me create my 1st couple of custom sounds. Appreciate the info!
10:14 when he said I have a hole in my soul i really felt that...
Very useful and straight into point. Thank you!
I love your intros they are so welcoming! Great video too!
Haha thanks! 😁
Best video ever, bro! ❤
Glad you like it! 🙌
Yessss Thank you bro❤
At 14:51 you change the osc 1 sound and select from a folder named ‘classic synths’. Where did that folder come from as I don’t have that in my version of Serum? Is it a download (add-on)? Great video btw - I’ve learnt so much from it so thank you.
Do you have any tips for enhancing vocals when recording and importing them into FL Studio to achieve a polished sound? Are there any recommended plugins for tasks such as autotune, pitch correction, and overall vocal enhancement? For instance, when I sang using Garageband on my phone, I found a feature that added a stage-like quality to my voice, giving it a professional singer's touch.
No wayyy!! Am I that fast??
PS - I already know there's a "moody-slidey-bass" mentioned in the video haha..
Hahahaha YES
@@mhamusic. How To Make ambient and drone sound like you
Hi cloudscape 👋😂
I watched the whole video:) love your channel :)
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Damn man, thank you
9:43 when i put the blue circle to Env ->Fil Cutoff: 100, with the cutoff all the way down just like you have it the blue circle only goes half way even tho its on "100". Is this a known bug???
I have tried everything its impossible to recreate the attack automation
Good Timing i Was searching for it right now 🙃
clear and on point, he is also nice person i can tell
bro thanks a million for this, super clear and straight forward
Glad you like it! 🙌
This was mad helpful yo! Thanks so much.
Thank you for the downloads. I subbed you fricking legend
You're a fricking legend
6:45 A REGULAR SHOW OOOOOOOH!
Nice video man
Lot of valueable information 😘😘
thanks to this i was able to make a really good basspad that i been tryin desperately to make
Thanks a lot
Really nice tutorial👏👏
This video is SOOOO good, it's super simple and help me a lot. Thanks you
"The perfect video doesn't ex..."
fr i learned everything in this video
Thanks for this. Any chance of sharing the Spectral Growl/Classic Synth wavetables? :D Not available online any more....
This is so great dude. thanks!
Glad you liked it! 🙌
I found this video to be useful for learning how to make some of those 'Bread & Butter' kinds of sounds that are very common, and thats primarily what I want to learn how to do now. I already have a copy of SERUM which I got from Renting to now Owning from Splice and I'm comfortable enough with pretty much any Synth, including my MODAL Cobatlt5S Hardware synth when I don't want a computer screen with DAW distracting me. Thanks man!!
I've just bought Serum and this video pops up on my suggested list, how convenient 😁
Haha awesome 😁
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New dope video as always 🔥
Thanks man! Thanks for reminding me to listen to my daily dose of your competition track
@@mhamusic. Haha thank you man 🙏🏻 much appreciated
Waiting for other competitions 🔥🔥
Not bad, better than most where they spend 15min reading everything on the screen and commentating non stop with useless words
The Rdr 2 music in the back😩😩
Yes thank you, I needed this video
forever goated
Question; Where did that "ML AddiFunk" patch around 13:44 originate from?
amazing video man!
Thank you!
I hate the process of soind designing but love the results
Your workflow is something to aspire to. Thanks for the content. Keep it up.
Melker
The Hero we didn't deserve but the hero we wanted.
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I enjoy watching your tutorial.
14:55 Is there any way to avoid that static shock sound every time a chord is played?
i was about to buy spire until i found this video. Your tutorials are the best!