Thanks so much for watching! I hope you find it useful

I have a ton of other tutorials already up:) I invite you to take a look!

Thanks so much for watching! I have a vodcast on how to learn sound design in the philosophy playlist I’d definitely recommend

@@Alckemy Aight! will check it out man! Enjoy the live stream, might hop on later ;)

The wavetable editor in phaseplant is bonkers. Have you spent a lot of time with it?

@Alckemy Never had my hands on it. I'm not quite ready to pay $200 for a synth, but if you can pass in a formula like Serum, it would make me buy it. Also, it's a good thing that PP is paid, so that development can still happen. The same can't be said about Serum and Vital.

Thanks for watching! I have a ton of other tutorials on phase plant already up

@@Alckemy Already beat you to it - I watched a few yesterday after the live stream! Once again, thanks for all the great content. Looking forward to future videos (and the ones I haven't watched yet 😉)

@@AxeMask Thanks so much! this video was hopeful to get people caught up to the good stuff :)

Thanks! I was worried it was gone

Thank you!!!

I can't tell you how much I appreciate that. It really does make a difference

Source-fx-mods is the tldr lol. Then you get more effects and mods with multi pass and snap heap. Other than that, just go crazy! Lol

love your channel, most of it it was too advanced for me at the moment but I'll be following along until I get it@@Alckemy

Root function tells sample what key the original sample is so it helps you calibrate where playing C will play a C. The padlock means it’ll keep the root note even if you swap samples. If you import a sample that’s in F, you need to set the root note to F

@@Alckemy thank you very much for your answer

Yeah. I have a phase plant v falcon video. Don’t get me started lol

I will check that out now I've subscribed to you channel@@Alckemy

Thank you!

Mostly yes! … mostly Bitwig doesn’t have some of the effects included in phaseplant (and vice versa) and also doesn’t have a wavetable maker, or multi stage envelope. The workflow compared to sound designing in bitwig is also way faster because of the vertical approach rather than the horizontal one. I prefer to do this in kilohearts stuff though, because for me being a content creator, I can make patches for a synth anyone can use in any daw. It’s also possible, but kind of a pain to set up multiple frequency bands like multi pass when using more than 3 because of how filters crossover- however, since bitwig can have as many layers in an fx rack (beyond the fx3 container) you can theoretically have as many bands as you want…. There are workarounds to both but that’s a rabbit hole. Phaseplant is realllllly fast. The efficiency aspect of it and the fact I can make custom filters is why I need both bitwig and phaseplant Both of them have pros and cons when compared but I’ve made similar presets in both (I have packs on my website for anyone who reads this) that has the same neuro/generator layout.

My arcanum memberships have a lot of exclusive tutorials- my website has a paid course on drums ^^