How To Skrillex
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Inspired by Quest For Tears, the latest album by Skrillex, this video is packed with tips, tricks, and insights that will help you produce music like Skrillex.
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fav production trick: to achieve sounds that seem really big, it is very necessary to have sounds that seem small. This helps the listener to have a point of perception between what sounds small and "close" and what sounds far away and big.
It's a great tip to add contrast! I like to do that through panning, applying stereo enhancers, to really give each element a place!
My favourite production trick is making ambiences with blure in Edison. You can do it with anything just like guitar/Piano loops or vocals and it just sounds wonderful in the background
Edison is a really nice tool for editing audio, and it comes with FL :)
Wow this is probably your most approachable tutorial you've done yet! Super solid and exceptionally cool song
Much appreciated!
I would say one of my favorite mixing trick is using fruity peak controller on reverb, which ducks it whenever the sound plays. This makes it sooo much cleaner!
I do that all the time!
My favourite production technique is using binaural panning on a kick drum and placing the pan at the dead centre of the mix it makes the kick drum pop on another level that I can’t seem to manage to do with any other technique
Thanks for sharing, I haven’t heard about this trick before!
Proper captured that new skrillex vibe and learned a lot along the way. Talented young man. Earned a sub!
Appreciate it! Welcome to the community :)
A super simple but sick production tip is to get doubles out of any consistent 4 bar loop, move the 2nd half of the loop to a new track and pan both tracks hard left and right, then duplicate them out to fill up your song section.
Makes things sound much more spacious and wide!
here is a mixing tip to get a consistent bass throughout your track, tack your bass track, print it to audio, make two duplicates of the bass, first bass cut the low and mids, and second bass cut the high and mids, third bass cut high and low and add a little bit of saturation, and adjust the volume between those basses til your liking.
Thanks for sharing!
My favorite mixing trick is using sidechaining bass. When my rookie time I don't know about sidechaining and my bass and kick become so messy. When I was learned sidechain technic thinks become so clean.
Yes, sidechaining is absolutely essential!
You're an amazing producer and a very good teacher. You're also very articulate and well spoken. I was checking out your books behind you as well, good reads. I subscribed.
fav production trick: For a powerful sub-bass, I use 2 oscillators. 1st osc = Saw wave at -1 octave, 2nd osc = Square wave at -2 octave. Then I add LP filter and soft-clip distortion.
This sub is much more powerful and present in the mix as compare to the simple sine wave sub-bass.
Another informative and inspiring video Martin!! you are amazing!! I loved that growl 🔥🔥
Really appreciate that, Ansh!
An underrated mixing technique is to sidechain eq your vocals to the instrumental track so that the vocals don't clash with the parts of the instrumental. Also, we do the eq as we only need to affect the frequencies where the vocals are and not the rest (bass).
Yes, it's great to have control like that over elements! I'm a big user of FabFilter's Pro-MB and more recently Trackspacer to side-chain specific frequencies :)
I kid you not, the result of this is actually better than “Tears”.
My favorite production skill is to sidechain the reverb because sometimes the reverbed sound could interference the kick and will make the kick weak.
Yes, side-chaining the reverb signal is really useful! I'd also recommend doing the same on bass!
"Moth to a flame" breakdown please 🙏
Oh, wasn't expected the free flp. What a courtesy
Omg that retro machines synth was holy
I just discovered your channel, great content! ❤
Sick!!! ❤
Appreciate it!
dope af
Well done 🚀🔥💯
Thanks!
you're amazing i love you
Is your song on Apple Music??? I wanna listen to this in the car. it slaps
hands down!!! you are amazing!!!
Thanks for watching!
WWWHAAATT???? THANK YOU SO MUCH MARTIN! ❤️🙏
Thank you for coming by!
Holy shit this is amazing
Can I use this FLP to remix? Of course, it's for non-profit purposes
(I'm using a translator)
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bro release the track it's awesome
Maybe! I appreciate it :)
seriously! i really want to play this in a set
@@Asper.Official Maybe!
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:)
J Best
It's not a complete Skrillex tutorial if not teaching us how to get to -3 LUFS😆
Hahaha
Listen of VST?
Can you do something like Fine Day Anthem?
I really enjoyed that track!
how to produce like knock2, habstrakt
Both great house artists!
Hi, Can you make OMG from newjeans next episode?
First???
Congratulations Ayush, you're the winner of last week's plugin giveaway! Please send an email to info@weareworlds.com and I will make sure you receive your free copy of FabFilter One soon!
@@theworldsproject thank you so much Martin:)
@@ayushrawat9498 You got it!