Been really getting into sound design and discovering my own sound and silent hill has played a huge part in that so it’s very nice to be seeing more silent hill tutorials on here!! Great video
Thank you so so much Ive been struggling with making music like silent hills! I also found that you can stretch drum breaks to make them sound like the steps in the song "Memory of The Waters"
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Your channel is an absolute gold mine! Your explanations are so detailed but not bloated at all which makes them useful and easy to follow. Can't wait to play around with what I've learnt here. Keep up the great work!
i love this video! akira also used a lot of samples from old spectrasonics CDs such as Distorted Reality 1/2 and Bizarre Guitar, which can be found in omnisphere
There are some great free Strings and Keys from LABS. Like frozen strings for example. Also plugins like Horror Box or Miscellania I : Horror, that you can check out!
Nice work man! Love how you achieved these textures from scratch, although the majority of Yamaoka's pads/ambiences were done using band-passed resampling...much less work 🤣. The inspiration came from industrial/ trip hop bands like Portishead and DJ Krush, who heavily relied on it (I grew up in the 90's and everything was sampled). These sound really great but you can get the same results by making your own textures and resampling, adding a band-pass filter to the low-mids, and a mostly wet reverb...I did it in my silent hill video ruclips.net/video/LNF5Eh9nS6s/видео.html
Amazing man, silent hill's ost has been a major influence in the ambient side of my musical inspirations, however I've only made stuff that mirrors the trip-hop and downtempo songs from SH2-3. Would love to see you give that a try! It's a lot more melodic and upbeat but has a grain of silent hill's melancholy that's hard not to love. I even remember the main composer talking about how he tried to include electric guitars in the ost and the results were those amazing downtempo songs. The one I made that demonstrates this the most is this one: ruclips.net/video/k_cpVY9pg1U/видео.html
So here I was in the mood to listen someone wax poetic about my favorite OST, and what's this bullshit? He was influential, but only in the sense of his personal style. He sure as fuck wasn't innovator of anything besides his own style. He used the staple techniques of the time, and was leaning heavily into the genres of the time. 1 guy doing both sound and music wasn't unusual for the time, either. In fact in the 90s it was kind of the standard. One guy does all the sound stuff in a game, period. Maybe the most unusual aspect of this was in the Silent Hill is that it wasn't a complete afterthought for the project. Second, he used bazillion samples from VERY popular sound CDs of the time. If there's a synth, it's probably from a sample cd. There's bunch of videos breaking down where the sounds come from. Second, showing how to COPY some of the samples on a synth does not in fact help anyone else to make music like Akira. Anyone actually interested in the time period and how the sounds are generally constructed are better off somewhere else. From the top of my head, thought-forms has several videos that should Crack the code for the slightly off key pads and synth sounds for everyone.
My God thank you for the thought forms rec, exactly what i’ve been looking for. This guy is doing okay for not using omnisphere but i need the real deal.
wideness of genres that you cover in ur contents is crazy
0:53 “Dj Derrell straightening straightening straightening ye aye”
I love that you show the sound design AND the production AND the music theory. Truly very helpful video, I got a lot out of this
Been really getting into sound design and discovering my own sound and silent hill has played a huge part in that so it’s very nice to be seeing more silent hill tutorials on here!! Great video
4:26 spectacular
Hey, I just discovered your channel and damn, I could listen to theses explanations for hours. Very interesting. I follow 🔥
Thank you so so much Ive been struggling with making music like silent hills! I also found that you can stretch drum breaks to make them sound like the steps in the song "Memory of The Waters"
Your channel is an absolute gold mine! Your explanations are so detailed but not bloated at all which makes them useful and easy to follow. Can't wait to play around with what I've learnt here. Keep up the great work!
Man I love these ambient tutorials! Your stuff is great man
This was so thoroughly explained!
You gave me so much inspo bro, great video🫡
i love this video! akira also used a lot of samples from old spectrasonics CDs such as Distorted Reality 1/2 and Bizarre Guitar, which can be found in omnisphere
that's cool! useful tips
akira yamaoka is such a talented mind great video btw this helped alot
Keep doing this type of content you are the best man!
🔥🔥 big up man
Really cool video! I'm always happy to see new uploads on your channel. Keep up the good work:)
oh yeah i’m subbing
love this tutorial! funnily enough i know a decent amount of theory and was wondering why you just didn't call the chords 11s or 13s.
great coverage and transparency!
Great!
Спасибо, интересный разбор. На FL-studio есть интересный инструмент ogun, а в нём spectral drone - он довольно хорошо ложится в стиль Акиры Ямаоки
блин такое ощущение как будто этот мужик снял видео по всем жанрам которые мне интересны
love ur videos bro
amazing video also for non-ableton users
Nice video ! very intresting !
+ 1 sub bro 🔥🔥
Nice dark 😮😮😮
There's no way you got that lucky with Pendulate randomizer. I feel like there was some dark arts and some human sacrifices involved.
Great video.
i truly loves your vidéos but idk if im the only one but in this vidéo you should had a de-esser to ur voices because ur sibilances are RLY LOUDS
True, will try to work this problem out in future videos!
1:40 what instrument is this i can't find one that sounds this good
This is piano from LABS, a free vst plugin
any tips on what vsts you reccomend for keys that might fit the vibe?
There are some great free Strings and Keys from LABS. Like frozen strings for example. Also plugins like Horror Box or Miscellania I : Horror, that you can check out!
@@glueue def gonna check those out! Thanks
in 2:37, what effects did you use for the piano? and where can I find a similar drum loop like in 8:50
For piano I used free reverb plugin Valhalla Supermassive, drum loop was found on Looperman, just a random one.
@@glueue thanks! also really liked your interpretation of these SH tracks and how you approached to create a similar vibe
Excuse me but what program are you using to maje this music? Would love to get started on sound design!
this is ableton
Nice work man! Love how you achieved these textures from scratch, although the majority of Yamaoka's pads/ambiences were done using band-passed resampling...much less work 🤣. The inspiration came from industrial/ trip hop bands like Portishead and DJ Krush, who heavily relied on it (I grew up in the 90's and everything was sampled). These sound really great but you can get the same results by making your own textures and resampling, adding a band-pass filter to the low-mids, and a mostly wet reverb...I did it in my silent hill video ruclips.net/video/LNF5Eh9nS6s/видео.html
Thank you! True, resampling is the key here. Feels like a much more personal approach. Loved your video!
@@glueue Oh stop
Этот бро думает что мы не поймём что он русский
please put a de esser on your vocals next time you upload a video, ur S' were quiet sibilant
What program are you using for this? I dont recognize it
Ableton Live
Can you do a hardstyle video next? dropped a sub :)
Would love to! Thought about it for a while!
Amazing man, silent hill's ost has been a major influence in the ambient side of my musical inspirations, however I've only made stuff that mirrors the trip-hop and downtempo songs from SH2-3. Would love to see you give that a try! It's a lot more melodic and upbeat but has a grain of silent hill's melancholy that's hard not to love. I even remember the main composer talking about how he tried to include electric guitars in the ost and the results were those amazing downtempo songs. The one I made that demonstrates this the most is this one: ruclips.net/video/k_cpVY9pg1U/видео.html
Тащииии братан
Comments in barbaric language under the english-language video. Okay.
@@Phoronidae bla bla bla, he know barbaric language wery well
@@velzevul07 how do you even know that
@@FredbrStudios guessed right (he has an accent)
Am I the only one who thinks the narrator sounds mad in this video?
😐 heh
He just has a European accent of some kind. Is that what you mean?
@@nicorepetto5781 Might be a good explanation
@nicorepetto5781 I came to say the EXACT same thing 😂. Dudes just European
He’s fucking pissed off 😡
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In the end just copied.
So here I was in the mood to listen someone wax poetic about my favorite OST, and what's this bullshit? He was influential, but only in the sense of his personal style. He sure as fuck wasn't innovator of anything besides his own style. He used the staple techniques of the time, and was leaning heavily into the genres of the time.
1 guy doing both sound and music wasn't unusual for the time, either. In fact in the 90s it was kind of the standard. One guy does all the sound stuff in a game, period. Maybe the most unusual aspect of this was in the Silent Hill is that it wasn't a complete afterthought for the project.
Second, he used bazillion samples from VERY popular sound CDs of the time. If there's a synth, it's probably from a sample cd. There's bunch of videos breaking down where the sounds come from.
Second, showing how to COPY some of the samples on a synth does not in fact help anyone else to make music like Akira. Anyone actually interested in the time period and how the sounds are generally constructed are better off somewhere else. From the top of my head, thought-forms has several videos that should Crack the code for the slightly off key pads and synth sounds for everyone.
My God thank you for the thought forms rec, exactly what i’ve been looking for. This guy is doing okay for not using omnisphere but i need the real deal.