I have to wake up in a few hours but I can't stop whatching 😂 This is helping me sooo much!! Thank you a million times 🙏 I found your channel today; it opens up a new world for me!!!
Amazing video! Really, the psyscope tip i saw it for the first time in your big kick and bass guide and it's a life saver. Visual representation helps me a loooooot!
Its amazing the amount of work u put in designing kicks, that being said i personaly think that u have kick samples on splice that u really just have to clip and eq
I think the best way to teach people is by allowing them to watch you work. thats it. no talking, explanations... no "do this" "do that" When you work with a more experienced producer. most of the time you just say "I like that" "not keen on that" & its 90% just watching & you are not asking them about every step. but you can question them afterwards! This way you are not teaching settings, you are show the doing & the results! So your streams are amazing for this!
This was a banger! & you are right about getting experience faster. this is why I love what you have done with your Bass wavetables. they are not pre-set items. they are components to assemble! Thanks Projector!
What would help me beyond kick and bass is a set of tutorials focused on different types of lead sounds. Squelches and particles and FM synths make sense and are covered, but what about leads that can be more melodic but still have the gritty psy sound
@@Projektor_music definitely, but not every one yet. An example is Lxtrix's I Am, the way the different synths work together in the second half is awesome. Maybe your grid synths tut has the fundamentals. It's tricky to understand how the changes in pitch are done and work together
Hey man, getting accurate subtitles either require me to pay specialized people to translate my videos & spend a significant time inserting them into the videos, loosing me a lot of time and thus money. Or I would need to rely on my community to do it for me which might lead them to be less accurate and I'd need to find and vet people to allow them to submit captions... either way the benefits are outweighed heavily by the negatives... sorry
@ firat thank u for ypur tutorials ive learnt a lot. The processing, the punch, like ive seen tutorials using disperser, api2500, inflator, clipping to make that kick full and punch clean through speakers
@@sha3439 did you see the video you're commenting on? The part about building your own specific workflow with those kinds of tutorials instead of seeing a plugin and assuming that you need that too?
Also copying dont work if your using a different key and Bpm. I started a 203 Bpm Hi Tech track in G which sucked so i dropped it to D and now its great! I watched a tut from Eclispe and even the Bpm effects the grooves. I never copy just nick ideas and try and see what works in my own tracks. I dont hear people mention key and bpm enough, faster the bpm the more pitched it sounds so you gotta think about the key. When i first started i would get annoyed cos mine didnt sound the same as in the tuts cos i was using a different key and bpm
"the faster the BPM the more pitched it sounds" what? Also BPM and key are some of the most discussed topics in psytrance production. Psytrance is practically the only genre where there there are lengthy online discussions between the differences of 145 BPM vs 147. Most of these discussions BTW boil down to people comparing feelings with each other without any technical depth... The kinda "ohh if I put the BPM on 147 it really resonates with my inner frequency" kinda talk. While I don't want to say that you can't make a choise based on "vibes" alone, in my opinion none of those vibe arguments are as valid as a technical one, which I rarely see used...
My only issue is that no matter what i do using your method for the bass synthesis, it is absolutely unusable. Which is a real shame as introducing that in my workflow would save me so much time and keep things more organized. I tried copying perfectly as in the video just out of pure frustration since it was not working. It sounded nothing even remotely close to your sound, so i concluded it might be a DAW settings issue or something like that i use Reaper. I know one day i will have that smack in the head ohmygod and figure out my mistake. Anyway, I love the videos it is insane how many complex structures you explain in such a way a simple guy like me can understand. Thank you !!!!!!
My method is pretty complex yeah, I've made a lot of content about it but I think it doesn't do justice to the massive amount of time I've spend perfecting it for myself. I've banged my head on my desk for sometimes entire nights trying to get this to work as well as it does for me & still I sometimes find myself falling back on more normal methods too. The main benefit for me is just the intuition I've gained for phase and everything around that that also allows me to work that into the more normal methods. Still I hope one day I can translate this workflow into a system that just works for everyone but it would probably need it's own plugin!
The new Skin is a LOT better. I hate how Abelton looks & is the reason I have & will never use it. Its ability, Function & tools are incredible! & I would love them! BUT I cant get over how horrible to look at! I am not a fan of its work flow either & hated using it. thats a choice tho! The super dark skin made than MUCH worse for me but its your DAW that you use! But I would never have complained as it's nothing to do with me!
Yeah man i agree use the skin you want, mine is dark not this dark a dark grey. The standard skin is very straining on my eyes and makes me tire quicker!
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I have to wake up in a few hours but I can't stop whatching 😂
This is helping me sooo much!!
Thank you a million times 🙏
I found your channel today; it opens up a new world for me!!!
Ahah thanks I'm sorry for ruining your sleeping schedule
i really admire your approach to teaching, very refreshing.
Thanks!
Great as always. 💯
🙌🙌🙌 valuable information
Thank you for this much needed info! loving it so far
Thanks!
Amazing video!
Really, the psyscope tip i saw it for the first time in your big kick and bass guide and it's a life saver. Visual representation helps me a loooooot!
Its amazing the amount of work u put in designing kicks, that being said i personaly think that u have kick samples on splice that u really just have to clip and eq
231 tracks.
I'm losing my shit at 60-70 with the mixing and balancing. Bravo !
my record is 350 lol
I always wonder how people get so many channels. What are you putting in there? I generally get around 60-80.
@@synthetix.music1 sounds...
@@Projektor_music 🤣
@@Projektor_music I figure most of those sounds are oneshots and transition FX, no?
Nice pijama, dude!
thanks!
Yooo dude we took the same class at BME in Budapest way back! Also bumped into each other at Astrix show. Glad to see you still doing your thing 🙏
holy shit that is way back indeed, even before this channel was really a thing.
@@Projektor_music I just had your channel recommended by a really talented producer in Budapest. I will go through your videos very soon :)
@@krossover7073 ahh nice. It's a small world isn't it ahah
I think the best way to teach people is by allowing them to watch you work.
thats it.
no talking, explanations... no "do this" "do that"
When you work with a more experienced producer. most of the time you just say "I like that" "not keen on that" & its 90% just watching & you are not asking them about every step.
but you can question them afterwards!
This way you are not teaching settings, you are show the doing & the results!
So your streams are amazing for this!
This was a banger!
& you are right about getting experience faster. this is why I love what you have done with your Bass wavetables.
they are not pre-set items. they are components to assemble!
Thanks Projector!
What would help me beyond kick and bass is a set of tutorials focused on different types of lead sounds. Squelches and particles and FM synths make sense and are covered, but what about leads that can be more melodic but still have the gritty psy sound
have you checked some of the sounds from my september sound design playlist?
@@Projektor_music definitely, but not every one yet. An example is Lxtrix's I Am, the way the different synths work together in the second half is awesome. Maybe your grid synths tut has the fundamentals. It's tricky to understand how the changes in pitch are done and work together
@@bobbym6130 yeah Lxtrix is very good at that kinda stuff, mainly his cutting & combining of synths is great!
Best man
Brother, I love your videos. They have helped me a lot. As a suggestion, you should put subtitles in Spanish for your Latin followers.
Hey man, getting accurate subtitles either require me to pay specialized people to translate my videos & spend a significant time inserting them into the videos, loosing me a lot of time and thus money. Or I would need to rely on my community to do it for me which might lead them to be less accurate and I'd need to find and vet people to allow them to submit captions... either way the benefits are outweighed heavily by the negatives... sorry
I wish to see you at masters of puppets or other psy festivals in europa would be fun to party with my teacher 😂
for sure going to WAO this year again and probably 2/3 more but I'll have to see which exactly...
What would help me is the sound of kick itself. Kicks like anyma
what would help you is "the sound of the kick itself"? in what way?
@ firat thank u for ypur tutorials ive learnt a lot. The processing, the punch, like ive seen tutorials using disperser, api2500, inflator, clipping to make that kick full and punch clean through speakers
@@sha3439 did you see the video you're commenting on? The part about building your own specific workflow with those kinds of tutorials instead of seeing a plugin and assuming that you need that too?
@ yes i did it, do u clip uour kicks
@@sha3439 no but again, the point of the video is not to do this, to find your own workflow...
Also copying dont work if your using a different key and Bpm. I started a 203 Bpm Hi Tech track in G which sucked so i dropped it to D and now its great! I watched a tut from Eclispe and even the Bpm effects the grooves. I never copy just nick ideas and try and see what works in my own tracks. I dont hear people mention key and bpm enough, faster the bpm the more pitched it sounds so you gotta think about the key. When i first started i would get annoyed cos mine didnt sound the same as in the tuts cos i was using a different key and bpm
"the faster the BPM the more pitched it sounds" what? Also BPM and key are some of the most discussed topics in psytrance production. Psytrance is practically the only genre where there there are lengthy online discussions between the differences of 145 BPM vs 147. Most of these discussions BTW boil down to people comparing feelings with each other without any technical depth... The kinda "ohh if I put the BPM on 147 it really resonates with my inner frequency" kinda talk. While I don't want to say that you can't make a choise based on "vibes" alone, in my opinion none of those vibe arguments are as valid as a technical one, which I rarely see used...
Why do you use multiple EQ eights on one channel?
Crazy that you can use so many filters and still make it sound good. I prefer keeping it simple, but hey you're longer in the journey
@@mitjacoolman6604 I talk about this like 2 minutes in the video...
My only issue is that no matter what i do using your method for the bass synthesis, it is absolutely unusable.
Which is a real shame as introducing that in my workflow would save me so much time and keep things more organized. I tried copying perfectly as in the video just out of pure frustration since it was not working. It sounded nothing even remotely close to your sound, so i concluded it might be a DAW settings issue or something like that i use Reaper. I know one day i will have that smack in the head ohmygod and figure out my mistake. Anyway, I love the videos it is insane how many complex structures you explain in such a way a simple guy like me can understand. Thank you !!!!!!
My method is pretty complex yeah, I've made a lot of content about it but I think it doesn't do justice to the massive amount of time I've spend perfecting it for myself. I've banged my head on my desk for sometimes entire nights trying to get this to work as well as it does for me & still I sometimes find myself falling back on more normal methods too. The main benefit for me is just the intuition I've gained for phase and everything around that that also allows me to work that into the more normal methods. Still I hope one day I can translate this workflow into a system that just works for everyone but it would probably need it's own plugin!
The new Skin is a LOT better.
I hate how Abelton looks & is the reason I have & will never use it.
Its ability, Function & tools are incredible! & I would love them!
BUT I cant get over how horrible to look at! I am not a fan of its work flow either & hated using it. thats a choice tho!
The super dark skin made than MUCH worse for me but its your DAW that you use!
But I would never have complained as it's nothing to do with me!
Yeah man i agree use the skin you want, mine is dark not this dark a dark grey. The standard skin is very straining on my eyes and makes me tire quicker!
dont understand at all
ok
Bad luck I guess 😂😅
Why? What?