it's become really rare to find such videos, but yours let me lose complete track of time for a moment, so I could fully emerge in this beautiful and playfully interesting soundscape you created. thank you

Finally someone upload this lovely sound. I've used these techniques to make interesting chilling tones. I hope more people use this nostalgic sound. It reminds an old church in the village in Korea where my grandparents are living. The church plays a random old gospel melody to that small town through 70s old speaker on Sunday.

A lot of us young kids are now older, and we’ve been making music for a long time and we’ve got into a professional stage of life and this music is on the side. And we are all incredibly capable and creative and it’s beautiful. so let’s all enjoy our creative processes without judgment ❤.

Your videos are equal parts therapeutic and inspirational. Thank you!

I am always fascinated by things in music that feels nostalgic, and this one is

sounded like minecraft or astroneer music at the end, very nice

I learned so much from just this one video, it’s incredible. I have so many ideas now

i lived a lifetime in this seven minutes. what a beautiful sound you just made.

You can get the same effect running noise through any filter that has key tracking (like the ones in serum/vital), saves you having to resample and can then work with internal effects. Great video tho

Absolutely amazing, thank you!

I love those sound design videos, straight to the point and a lot of inventivity

Really glad I decided to watch this video, this is a really cool instrument rack. The two example instruments you showed at the end were great sounding. Looking forward to checking out your other videos.

i LOVE tutorials like this! thank you for the information and inspiration!

Awesome, I love these noisy lofi textures! This inspires me to try and get a similar thing going on my Eurorack

Wonderful channel, thanks so much. The channel literally exists to help other people, and I watch every tutorial even if I don't understand it.

This is a very interesting process and I am fond of the possibilities that noise, as a sound source can yield but to the ears of a user like me who remembers tape hiss, generation loss on overdubbing, low headroom distortion, faulty patch cable snaps crackles and pops, the kind of distorted tails you created, particularly those from erosion, are not attractive at all, though I can see that those which are bounced around with delay and then tightly clipped with envelope controls could be useful.

so very cool. it sounds great. fun to play with.

Love this stuff sm

i feel so relaxed now, i am definitely trying this

I did something similar to this but a little noisier for a track i made. It was meant to replicate the Dreamcast intro's sound. What I did was move the filter's frequency depending on the note that was played using key tracking and it was a pretty cool sound.

yooo, that sampled resonator noise sounded super cozy on those lowmid pitches

extremely satisfying

Really nice

the start made me feel like my MKultra programming was being activated

great. useful and not terribly complicated. seems like you could use fm to get to a similar result perhaps?

This was really pleasant

nice video

Well done, I like It ❤️🎉😂

sosososo cool!!!!

miracle fro the noize)

Very interesting :O

Good

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you need to learn the distinction between ITS and IT'S