Recreating Realistic Acoustic Sounds with FREE Zebralette 3 - Pads and Plucks
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Recreating Realistic Acoustic Sounds with FREE Zebralette 3 - Pads and Plucks
So much to explore in Zebralette, it's like a jungle sometimes with fantastic sounds all around
I respect u for doing this! These are the types I’m more interested in!
I would love more videos about this synth. By my prediction it’s gonna be the most interesting non Ai synth for a long while.
And music is about telling our story not making a commercial so Ai won’t take over any time soon. As Ai makes a themes not personalised stories. Imperfections in beats tell stories.
When you started crafting the duduk sound and decided to split the noisy upper harmonics from the steady lower ones, I immediately thought back to one of your vital psytrance tutorials where you split out the lower partials of a saw wave to be able to distort and effect each of them. I feel like you’re really onto something with this general technique and I just want to thank you for introducing me to the concept. Your content is gold, man. Thank you!!
tHANKYOU for this Incredibly Instructive Video Mr. Glitch! That was absolutely epic. oh I can't wait for Zeb3.
you're so good at getting great, almost haunting (in a good non-scare way), types of acoustic instrument sounds. You were also able to get great timbres, and character from settings, during your Modus video. Your design 'know-how' is fantastic! Thanks for the inspiration to keep working towards the sound i want, since you've showed me it's possible.
You are an absolute sound design master!
that clarinette in the lower octaves was what I was waiting for haha
Very nice, congrats!
(BTW at 9:20 you could use "via" in slot 1 instead - saves a precious slot. And shortly after that, instead of Crisp you could use Zebralette's own ModNoise source).
Thank you for the tips sir! WRT ModNoise did you mean there is a way to patch it directly to audio output? or to modulate a parameter?
@@DashGlitchTry modulating various parameters e.g. Volume, CurveMorph...
Sound design tips from Howard Scarr, himself?! What a treat! 🤩🤩🤩
As a harmor fanboy, i see some things i really like. I also love convolution for adding physicality! I wish more synths came with that built in so you can map its parameters internally, goes hand in hand with sample synths etc. too
You look like you could be Robert Pattinson’s cousin, and amazing tutorial :)
yeah buddy! this synth crashed a few times when I first installed it but i re-installed it after watching your videos and it hasn't crashed yet. Such an informative tutorial. I hope u-he sponsors you.
Nice! ❤
Proof a zebra can change it's spots
LOL!
... its spots. (No apostrophe in the possessive pronoun. It's is the contraction of "it is".)
The synth sounds so natural in comparison with other synths
Although you're trying to synthesize something that resembles an acoustic instrument doesn't mean you're doing physical modelling. This is in essence sampling and additive synthesis. Physical modelling is making mathematical models of the physical behavior of acoustic instruments in order to generate sounds that (hopefully) resemble their acoustic counterparts.
yes, also the mathematical models are often combinations of other methods, like tuned delays for karplus strong, resonant filters for modal synthesis and FM for metallic stuff. Generating the partials as you need is also modelling the physical behaviour, because you're also crafting where the resonant tones are based on the physical characteristics etc. It's just a different approach.
Lovely calibration
Thanks!
Baie dankie! Befok! Hoping you're Afrikaans 😅
PS I'm in a metal band and we want to experiment with mixing up metal with EDM. So many filthy DnB drops out there that yearn for a scream. I'm getting into EDM myself, but I'm definitely not experienced. If you think such a combo would work as well, and you like our vibes at Handpicked Heathens, let me know if you'd want to consider a collaboration track.
awe bru, eks engels maar ek n bietjie Afrkikaans verstaan. Drop me a DM in discord or email, maybe we can do something
Curious how it would sound if you would drop conga’s and other tonal percs in the synth
❤ Namaste
namaste
@@ashwinsasi9991 Namaste Bhai
i wonder if they gonna make more cpu enhanced, my mbp 2015 is time for a update but right now thats what im playing with, was really a fan of zebralette 2, didnt even know all the cool presets it had, now im heavy into sound design and see a couple cool features i missed. its been some time.
CPU optimisation will likely come yes, remember this is still in beta :)
@@BappinProductions I’ve heard so, that would be dawesome!
I explained some optimising tips on my previous video :)
Hey Dash, not a question related to Zebralette but I’m curious how often you still use your modular rig? I got into eurorack because I wanted something more “tangible” and “raw” than purely software … and while I don’t regret it and I love my rack, using hardware modules has ironically led me to realize just how good soft synths like zebra/zebralette, phase plant, and vital really are. Just curious if your experience has been similar.
Yes but I don't try to compare them, rather use them as individual tools. I like to make sounds on the modular with a more creative mindset, then compile them in the software with resynthesis/granular etc in a more goal-oriented session
On macoOS I've tried to migrate some of my own Serum wavetables (actually just single cycles) to Zebralette by dragging them over the osc section but it does not give me any kind of import option.
Right, wav import is an experimental feature: "Importing .WAV files also works, but due to the wide variety of possible .WAV files (from single
waveforms to complete 10-minute tracks), it is a hit-and-miss affair." uhe-dl.b-cdn.net/betas/public/zebralette3/Zebralette-3-user-guide-WIP-20240304.pdf
Interestingly tho: "Single cycle files will be recognized as such and will only replace the currently selected Curve, while multi-cycle samples
will replace the entire Curve Set." I've thrown bunch of exactly single cycle waves but no success to this day 🤷
I've had success using mono 24bit .wav files which are anywhere from a single cycle to a couple of seconds, anything stereo or longer tends to crash. I have been using Phase Plant or audacity rather than Serum because I don't know if you know this, but Serum .wav are not exactly wave files, they have a bit of funky header data in there which can throw other software off (you can actually open the wav in a hex editor and see it/edit it). I hope that helps!
@@DashGlitch OK thanks for the tip! I do have Phase Plant so definitely giving it a shot. That said, the drawing capabilities are so good in Zebralette 3 that I've been mostly been able just draw almost equivalent wave :-) Best wave editor I've used so far...
With Bitwig you almost have full Zebra 3 with Zebralette 3 as you can fill in the gaps with stock effects, which all can be enveloped etc. :-)
Do you like it better than Vital?
It's hard to compare because it's so different, Vital has effects and this is the best wavetable creator, sounds like a good combo to me :) also both free, no need to choose
Why didn't you iron your shirt before you recorded the video?
It's a waste of time
@@DashGlitch True lol 😂
Make a video or iron shirt? Why do you always give me your hardest battles?
I don't trust people who iron their t-shirts. It ain't right.
@@SoundAuthor or even worse, their knickers!
Where is the psytrance?! 2/10
no psytrance in title name. I'm fine with that, psytrance has gotten repetetive
@@profet1385 just having a bit of fun :)