My mind was blown when I found out that everything is a sine wave

I love this series.Best tutorials I have found on youtube so far as I wanted to learn the actual "maths" behind the sound.

You should make tutorials on pads and leads like you do with bass.

Dude that was so cool! I've always wondered how to create those seemingly simply digital sounds. When you showed us how that bell sound was made by adding simple FX to a basic sine wave mt mind was blown!! Thanks, this was great :)

Wow, that was totally awesome and simplified, and the way you used PE2, wave candy to explain all that made it really easy to understand. Also showing how you create that signature sound of yours was awesome! thanks a lot.

Anyone else try to make the bell with sytrus straight after the tutorial? I did and ended up trying to make a song.

Production Basics series is the best! It's amazing how clear somethings are for me now after watching those! I want MOAAAAR!

if a saw has infinite harmonics, and a square has half of the saw, the square has infinite harmonics doesn't it?

One of my favourite SeemlessR tuts.

Loving you're videos man. I've watch plenty of tutorials since I've took on producing, and yours are helping more than any other. Love the way you present things.

I'm really digging this production basics series. It would be cool to see one on mid/side. I know you spoke about it in one of your streams but I like depth and detail!

6:31 jumped off my chair xD 9:11 excuze you! but jokes aside superinformative videos!! love watching them even though im more into rock/metal mixing i find your videos cover the basics best. kudos!

Thanks a lot SeamlessR. I love your videos!!!! They settle my madness:D ;)

Seamless you are boss!

''That was (almost), Lord of the Rings'' ''You have my sword! And my bow! And my axe!! And my soundwave''

You totally left out what frequency and amplitude is. You know, showing "Y is volume and X is time. The tighter the cycles go, the higher sound and vice verca."

Thanks a lot men,you explain perfect this what we should to know !!!

You are music institution . nice work ......

good explaination guy - and i like your visualisation with freq (EQ) and time (oscilloscope) dimension .. i wish i had those kind of school during my study of electro technics ... that have been made more fun for sure :D

so if a saw wave has all the harmonics and a square wave has half of it how much does a triangle wave have? idk if i missed that or what

Thanks

Hey Seamless love yourr tutorials. I was wondering if u could make a tutorial more on the application of music theory and why you use the notes and chords that you do! I've studied music theory in school and I just can't get anything going on besides a basic melody, baseline, and chord progression. Your the best!

I fucking love you man!

thanks!

That was lovely :D

This is one of your better tutorials. In others you go rather fast and don't explain things very well. This one was good though.

Ohhh, that's what PWM stands for... huh...

Hey Seamless! Would it be possible for you to make a tutorial or video showing us how you route microphone audio from FL to XSplit. Thank you in advance :)

you can imitate 8-bit sounds if you go above square wave my smile got really really wide when i found this out

13:44 the old gameboy loading screen sound? lol

Hey Seamless I don't know if you read this but have you tried making a bass by automating the wave shaper thingy (I don't know its name but it's the one on sytrus you were using to create sine waves and square waves you know...) I think it could be creative right?

Hey Seamless, could you do a kind of Sytrus course in which you go over the basic features and explain the interface? Or have you already done one and I can't find it? =)

this shits cool as fuck

Never even noticed the nero saw thing

Amazing videos dude, but you gotta get rid of these random clicks, they're really painful ;( Ex : 11:45

Whenever I play any note higher than like C5, I get crazy aliasing in Sytrus. Anyway to get rid of that?

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Is there any practical use of a triangle wave?

Question: is FM subtractive synthesis or additive

i'm early!

You could have shown how to make a pulse wave using 2 saws to show the similarity.. In Sytrus, you'd turn on Operator 1 to 100% and Operator 2 as -100% and set the starting phase (the knob that says PHS under the Freq offset HZ bit) of Operator 2 to 50% to create a square wave, and anything else would be a pulse. You can detune one of the operators to make the pulse width change as the sound plays.

Watch out, I just might turn "SSW3"

Are pitched sounds that are generated by non-electronic objects also composed of sine waves? If so, my whole life has been a lie.

I'm really digging this production basics series. It would be cool to see one on mid/side. I know you spoke about it in one of your streams but I like depth and detail!