What is your process for analyzing sound to re-design? How do you know what saw wave and how much filter you should be adding or removing when recreating the sound
@@dwayneb2231 It’s all done by ear. The same way you can hear the difference between a piano and a trumpet, after years of using synths I can hear a sound and know if it’s a sine, saw or square etc.
@@dwayneb2231 The best way to start is by identifying effects like delays and reverbs. Is the reverb long or short? Is there distortion? Are there any modulation effects like chorus phaser or flanger.. And for the filter setting, you will know because your sound will sound “buzzy” and you just reduce it to match the original song
Top notch Boss Levels 👾. Quality …love the way you used the delay on the envelope that cues the next parameter, proper “ in the mix “ .
Thank you, its a great technique that can be used for many parameters
easy to follow bro thank you for the tips🌊🌊🌊
@@annoafrika8657 Great to hear, appreciate it bro
Just what I needed man 😭 thank you goat
Glad I could help
Nice one bro. Can you make one on the wobbly bass in thirsty by partynextdoor? 🙏
What is your process for analyzing sound to re-design? How do you know what saw wave and how much filter you should be adding or removing when recreating the sound
@@dwayneb2231 It’s all done by ear. The same way you can hear the difference between a piano and a trumpet, after years of using synths I can hear a sound and know if it’s a sine, saw or square etc.
@@dwayneb2231 The best way to start is by identifying effects like delays and reverbs. Is the reverb long or short? Is there distortion? Are there any modulation effects like chorus phaser or flanger.. And for the filter setting, you will know because your sound will sound “buzzy” and you just reduce it to match the original song
@@AntonProducer Is there any way you can do a video just breaking down the process just for me to used as a visual guide
no way, i got featured. u should try making the lead sound from “tell me” by james blake
would also like to see how the chord sound for “pricetag/beverlywood” by jordan ward was made
yo what synth vst is that?
vital, it's a free wavetable synth