I think that was the biggest issue I had growing up in Goa was that no one shared what they knew.. making it so that you had to work with one of them to pick up something. so if you never did then you got nothing. lol the more people making the stuff we all enjoy the higher the chance we get to find the things we like the most & develop them.
I'm going to sound like an asshole but, I like how you present the material straight to the point, at a not-a-newbie level, some other channels would start explaining stuff that a lot of people already know along the way ( and a lot of people don't ) making their video 3 or 4 times longer.
another great tutorial! sometimes i think youre lika a magician telling all the tricks but in the end youre helping all of us to produce lots of new psytrance bangers with juicy tasty leads to dance to! thank you man ;D
You can load straight to serum but i recommend saving the table in vital, then load it into serum. Essentially Vital (usually) knows what pitch the source is and does a good job of slicing the cycles.
Thank you very much for this !!!! But i have a question... Why vital doesn't respond when i load the resampled track on it ?The wave table does not change
select the tables you don’t want and click the ‘-‘ button, alternatively you can select the ones you don’t want and click ‘add/remove’ then click ‘delete multiselection’
Awesome technique! It the part I don’t understand is… why import the recording into vital in the first place? Does it change the wavefile when you export it in a necessary way compared to just importing the original recording directly into serums wavetable editor? Thanks
If you try it out you will see why :) Essentially Serum can’t detect the window size, whereas Vital can, so once you’ve imported your file into vitals oscillators the file gets imparted with the window size, making it ready for use in any wt synth :)
Long term old grandpa producer: "Don't share the secrets!"
Shep: "There are no secrets"
Just call me Heinz because I’m spilling the beans 😎
I think that was the biggest issue I had growing up in Goa was that no one shared what they knew..
making it so that you had to work with one of them to pick up something.
so if you never did then you got nothing. lol
the more people making the stuff we all enjoy the higher the chance we get to find the things we like the most & develop them.
We need to protect this man ❤️
Thanks again!
I'm going to sound like an asshole but, I like how you present the material straight to the point, at a not-a-newbie level, some other channels would start explaining stuff that a lot of people already know along the way ( and a lot of people don't ) making their video 3 or 4 times longer.
Mute Production aka Psytrance Madness Secrets! Thanks like ever Sheps!!!! 🙏🏻👾🔊🔥
Simple yet powerfull !!
Killer as always Shep 🔥
Nice one! The only issues of these techniques is having to remove the bad wavetables but it's what it takes to get nice and gritty leads lol
yeah it is tedious, however sometimes you get lucky and get mostly good tables!
making our lives easier as always
another great tutorial! sometimes i think youre lika a magician telling all the tricks but in the end youre helping all of us to produce lots of new psytrance bangers with juicy tasty leads to dance to! thank you man ;D
glad you liked it dude :)
Great content as always brother man
awesome stuff. thanks for the video!
Very cool..many thanks! :)
Amazing tutorial!
Such a cool technique. Thanks for the share 👍
Great tutorial, Heinz!
Genius man. Love it.
Vocal processing for PsyTrance and using samples in your tracks.
do you mean like sample manipulation or like mixing?
Nice man tnx
cool cool cool
Thanks bro u are a genius !!!
VERY GOOD .. some how the vital dont load the wav file when i drag it .. my vital is the free version
try ‘crop clip’ on the audio first
another amazing video!!
Psylab is also very nice for this technique! U can modulate the fm amount and sample a bunch of sick wavetables! :)
if only it was mac compatible!!
@@MuteProduction lol true
Great tutorial, could it be loaded directly into serum or is any special processing done in vital? Thanks
You can load straight to serum but i recommend saving the table in vital, then load it into serum. Essentially Vital (usually) knows what pitch the source is and does a good job of slicing the cycles.
@@MuteProduction Thanks for the information will try this.
Heinz!
Nice tricks! When did you start tailoring your videos specifically to Dadda though?
;)
Thank you very much for this !!!! But i have a question... Why vital doesn't respond when i load the resampled track on it ?The wave table does not change
are you on windows?
@@MuteProduction Yes...and i have the free version of vital
try to collect all and save, and try again
@@MuteProduction Yessss !!!! Respect !!!!!!
how do you delete the stuff that i dont want from serum wavetables?
select the tables you don’t want and click the ‘-‘ button, alternatively you can select the ones you don’t want and click ‘add/remove’ then click ‘delete multiselection’
Awesome technique! It the part I don’t understand is… why import the recording into vital in the first place?
Does it change the wavefile when you export it in a necessary way compared to just importing the original recording directly into serums wavetable editor?
Thanks
If you try it out you will see why :) Essentially Serum can’t detect the window size, whereas Vital can, so once you’ve imported your file into vitals oscillators the file gets imparted with the window size, making it ready for use in any wt synth :)
@@MuteProduction Ok thanks!
Yo dude what's your project called ..like your actual dark psy project ?
unfortunately I don’t have any releases yet bro