Four ways to control dynamics with Ableton Multiband Dynamics [VIDEO]
Are you using Multiband Dynamics to its full potential? Four ways to control your dynamics with it – from taming it to making it explode!
“Black Label” (Metalheadz) DAW walkthrough [VIDEO]
Let me tell and show you a bit about how to make that Metalheadz sound.
I’m requested song walkthrough videos all the time, but honestly they do take quite a bit of time, but I’ve got something special for you today.
A 70-minute DAW walkthrough video.
This is 100% Patreon exclusive and NOT available anywhere else.
If you haven’t joined my mixing-and-production-focused Patreon yet, now’d be a good time (got a nice community of 120 members and growing).
I’m covering everything relating to the song: breaks, bass, processing, what in my opinion makes for a Metalheadz song, importance of different song sections, contrast…everything that makes for a song in general and what to take into account…a bit of music philosophy, too, which isn’t covered much.
Song walkthroughs have been heavily requested – I hope you guys like this one!
Truth And Lies EP out now
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[video] Classic FM bass with Ableton Operator
Let’s create a classic FM bass with Ableton Operator often heard in styles like UK garage etc..
Especially if you’re not familar with Operator or FM synthesis, here’s a quick-ish tip of the day for creating a classic bass sound from scratch.
In FM synthesis, you usually have one main oscillator, and its pitch is modulated by that of other oscillators, which can offer a multitude of different timbres.
Adding a little extra spice using Ableton Hybrid Reverb and its new Vintage mode, which can add a little bit of extra texture.
[video] Let’s talk about making songs!
While there is a lot of technical info out there, there’s much less info on the philosophy of making songs. I wanted to have a session discussing song structures, my philosophy on getting enough material for a song, progression etc. I hope this can be helpful in terms of helping people with their song structures, sections, how to introduce variation for sounds and so on.