Native Instruments Massive Tutorial Pt 1: Talking Bass Synthesis

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2011
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    In this two-part video tutorial, Dubspot Instructor and sound engineer Heinrich Zwahlen explores some creative sound design possibilities using Native Instruments' Massive synthesizer which is frequently used to create fat bass sounds and strong leads. Heinrich focuses on Massive's ability to create speech-like sounds, showing us step-by-step how to create talking synth or digital mouth harp variations. He also introduces us to the Talking Stepper technique and demonstrates how to synthesize original sounds from scratch and then develop them further with the step sequencer to make unique mechanical melodies. In part one, Heinrich takes us through the various parameters of Massive starting with the basic building blocks, working with the Oscillators, Filter, Sample and Hold effect, the Modulation Oscillator, the built-in Stepper sequencer, and the Performer feature. In part two, Heinrich takes us deeper into the depths of sound design and shares his knowledge while demonstrating how to become more acquainted with sequencing.
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Комментарии • 249

  • @jackolous
    @jackolous 12 лет назад +1

    Great tutorial!
    Not only do you offer an easy guide on HOW you did it, but you also actually told us WHY it makes sense to arrange the bass that way

  • @AdamHaycee
    @AdamHaycee 12 лет назад +2

    I've just started using massive in my production and have been looking for some tutorials, yours are by far the best dude!

  • @official5K
    @official5K 10 лет назад +1

    As a student of Dubspot, I can highly vouch for the school. I am by no means affiliated with them whatsoever, just a happy f*ckin student that loves showing up for classes online. The teachers actually care about making you a better producer and are always willing to go the extra length to help you as an individual. Watching tutorials only gets you so far, I highly recommend them to anyone trying to take it to the next level.

  • @dibzus1212
    @dibzus1212 11 лет назад +1

    This is one of the best and most useful tutorial I've ever seen. The way you explain things is fantastic and easy. Thank You so much!

  • @RhodeRachel
    @RhodeRachel 12 лет назад +1

    Excellent tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, this is one of the best, well-put-together, helpful and explanatory tutorials I've come across for Massive. Very well-done, thank you so much!!!! You certainly answered a lot of questions I had and I now have a better understanding of what Massive is capable of and how to use the various features. AWESOME!!!!!

  • @guitarz667
    @guitarz667 12 лет назад

    Thank you so much for this vid. I'm very new to producing and engineering but have been a guitarist for 19 years. You really helped me understand some of the dynamics of massive. Your in depth explanation to each control was awesome. Can't wait to check out some more of your tutorials.

  • @954RyN
    @954RyN 12 лет назад

    Thank you DUBSPOT! Thank you Heinrich! Excellent video. Clear and direct. You explained the stepper function perfectly and I am now using it in my hobby musical projects.
    Also great job on video editing.

  • @javoutube1
    @javoutube1 11 лет назад +2

    great tutorials, you guys have to keep them coming they're all excellent

  • @didgeboy287
    @didgeboy287 12 лет назад

    Wow, I am brand new to Massive and it blows me away how versatile this thing is. As far as the "talking" effect goes in this tutorial, if you connect the sliders in the stepper with the buttons underneath each column you get a real "wawa" and "yeya" kind of sound, more like a real phoneme.

  • @OfficialJakePhelps
    @OfficialJakePhelps 11 лет назад

    awesome tutorial , thanks a lot! I know I can always count on DubSpot to give us great stuff like this. Thanks once again.

  • @ReliProductions
    @ReliProductions 12 лет назад

    Excellent tutorial I like how you explain things as you go instead of just showing people where to adjust the knobs. Thanks!

  • @NickMcMelin
    @NickMcMelin 11 лет назад

    Unlike other tutorials, you actually giving reason to what you are doing and i was actually educated :) thank you

  • @anglereserve
    @anglereserve 6 лет назад

    Excellent, super clear tutorial. Thanks for this one.

  • @BlueThingyAction
    @BlueThingyAction 11 лет назад

    You did a very good job of explaining what everything did. This helped a lot. Thank you!

  • @subtenk0
    @subtenk0 13 лет назад

    Professional sharp crystal clear tutorial. So refreshing! I rarely see 720p tutorials on youtube, hah

  • @ns2304
    @ns2304 6 лет назад

    Thanks great tute. Been years since being serious about production. good starting point

  • @zacheray
    @zacheray 11 лет назад

    this is a perfectly produced tutorial,excellent work

  • @musicdefinesgravity
    @musicdefinesgravity 12 лет назад

    i love how are you explaning everything easy and cool

  • @feelingood2u
    @feelingood2u 10 лет назад

    Best tutorial I had so far! Thanks my man

  • @Volodyademar
    @Volodyademar 13 лет назад

    Great video!
    Very clear and informative.
    Thank you, guys!