Not because he is my friend but he’s “a one to watch” for sure. Watch out for the arsonist ep out on 9x9 label its even better than one million parsecs
Thank you for your comment! Maybe one day, in the meantime I recommend this very good video that can apply to screeches : ruclips.net/video/rGk8iMimYQs/видео.html
Thank you, yes maybe on day. In the meantime you can check his channel for interesting stuff: www.youtube.com/@DERVISHSTUDIO1/featured (it's his former alias and in french but maybe you can get something out of it)
Unfortunatly adding voices is not a good thing, ur screech has to hit hard, put it on mono, and put it on top of a kick, naw this is ur screech in club gear wich all the speakers are mono, ur screech is soft ur not gona hear it.
@@TransilvaniaRotterdam you’re right about the mono sound in club But it depends on what you want to do. Multiple voices can be used as a sound design tool to create different tones For instance, reese basses are created out of multiple voices and there are still played in clubs, what is more important is the sub to be in mono Also this video is about sound design. Mixing is different and comes after 😉
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Man, i just found your channel, but your tutorials are INSANE! Helped me so much! Please keep uploading, this is pure gold!!
Thanks you!! Super useful
Bro why didn’t I ever thought of using samples with lots of amps. It’s genius!!
@@RR-vv3ti 👌
Helpful as always! Would love to see a Tutorial on Denis Dekay especially on his tracks with those melacholic pads
Yes! I think it's already on my to-do list
@@graphmusic Very nice! I would be particularly interested in the track One Million parsecs or some elements of this track.
Not because he is my friend but he’s “a one to watch” for sure. Watch out for the arsonist ep out on 9x9 label its even better than one million parsecs
life saver fr
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Thank you!🤞🏻
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awwwsome thanks for this
@@MultiDisposition Thank you!
Wow amazing lesson, can you please make video on how to use reverb on screech for mixing 🙌
Thank you for your comment! Maybe one day, in the meantime I recommend this very good video that can apply to screeches : ruclips.net/video/rGk8iMimYQs/видео.html
Thank you so much 😊 @@graphmusic
When the reverze backstab tuto ?
Awesome! Can you maybe give a tutorial how to make something like Klofama?
Thank you! I'll check that out
Funny thing I was just gonna search this on RUclips and this is on my home screen 😂
Perfect timing 👌
same hahah
sickkk Thx youu
@@Imgefecht.official 🙏
Great, can you make tutorial like (constantinos - i cant describe) ?
It would be awesome
Thank you, yes maybe on day. In the meantime you can check his channel for interesting stuff: www.youtube.com/@DERVISHSTUDIO1/featured (it's his former alias and in french but maybe you can get something out of it)
merci bcp !
@@sébastienPerier 🙏
hola donde puedo descargar los serum preset, muchas gracias por todas tus aportaciones
Hi, you can get it here: graphtechno.bandcamp.com/album/how-to-screech-serum-tutorial
en el link the manda a bandcamp ahi pon 0 y te bajas
Can you make a tutorial to produce like Fantasm? It would be awesome 🙂
Yes, it's coming soon!
@@graphmusic appreciate it! Keep doing that amazing tutorials!❤️🤩
I think Screeches are the best sounds in modern hard techno. Thanks for the Tutorial 🔥
@@VF_Felix Thanks again for your support!
We need more kicks :P
One step at a time, more kicks will come 😁
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Unfortunatly adding voices is not a good thing, ur screech has to hit hard, put it on mono, and put it on top of a kick, naw this is ur screech in club gear wich all the speakers are mono, ur screech is soft ur not gona hear it.
@@TransilvaniaRotterdam you’re right about the mono sound in club
But it depends on what you want to do. Multiple voices can be used as a sound design tool to create different tones
For instance, reese basses are created out of multiple voices and there are still played in clubs, what is more important is the sub to be in mono
Also this video is about sound design. Mixing is different and comes after 😉