This video is extremely underrated!

Not gonna lie. This is very impressive and highly educational. Thank you for sharing. Your video made me thinkig how insane is that Mick came up with the this synth sound + unique guitar sound + super massive drums + all crazy glitch sounds to create that signature sound we all love so much. From empty canvas create what we now call DooM sound. Man, that's insane)

Great insightful video. This helped me out a lot. Strangely enough was one of your tips the most crucial to my chain of effects and why I didn't succeed at first in creating this amazing sound. Linking the velocity to the sine volume did the trick for me. From there on all the stuff you, but also Mick mentioned worked like a sharm. Thanks for this video!

This is absolutely sick!

Crazy stuff

This sounds amazing man!

Great job, bro. This is awesome!

The result was pretty cool, nice stuff!

Oh damn this is amazing work

This is amazing. I am completely blown away by all this, and I sincerely hope you'll be able to do music for a living in the future (if you aren't already). Again, amazing job.

Wow man, the final result sounds really great!

sick!

Ah this is absolutely lovely, gives me a bit of a cyberpunk vibe as well.

damn that intro song is BANGIN'

Awesome job man!!!

Very useful vids dude, keep it coming!

Awensome job man! this sound is very similiar to the original! please keep it up!

I may be late to the party, but I aint late to hear some awesome sound design! Nice Job

This video is amazing. I primarily work with organic instruments (guitar, drums, vocals etc.) But I'd been really interesting in the sort of cybermetal ever since Doom2016 and Mick Gordon's videos he realised. This is a fantastic introduction to creating these types of sounds. The way you used the guitar amp was fantastic and I'm going to replicate it myself. Thank you so much for this video.

this was fantastic, thank you so much!

This helps me a lot. Thank you for awesome tutorial

Great video, learned a lot. Thank you.

Damn i learned so much from this!

Awesome Way of managing the different channels! Personally, I crammed a lot more analogue emulation into mine to give it that Authentic sound like on "Transistor Fist".

Nailed it man.

Man this is insane. I am usually more on the writing side as opposed to the sound design with stuff like this. Would love to be able to use this sound but I don't have all the plugins or the patience to actually create it.

I'm just trying out Ab11 for the first time, and trying to experiment to achieve this but I can't work out the routing at all, and also don't seem to have any of the Audio FX plugins you use. Tube Saturation, and Pedal Distro, for eg.

This is so great, you really went all out in on this and I respect that! I'm having issues with remaking this, my bass signal just doesn't seem to get 'as' effected by FX as yours. The beat repeat, phasers, etc all seem to do very little and I'm wondering if it's a routing or signal path issue?

only thing im personally going to have a hard time recreating is that feedback loop since i don't have an amp but i can probably get close i imagine

Excellent video! I have been working on my own version of this synth with free plugins for the financially challenged among us, and while I'm practically swimming in effects now, I was missing the creative routing in this video. I was doinh 4 separate channels the same way Mick did, but VST effects dont respond the same way analog equipment does. Also, seeing someone shaping the sound in real time makes a huge difference in figuring it out myself, even if I'm looking for something similar but different. I bought a plugin called Tactical Nuke I really think you should check out and incorporate into this array. It's under $50 USD last I checked, it's a direct emulator of the Giger Counter pedal used in channel 1 AND channel 2 as a bitcrusher/waveshaper in Mick's original setup. Plus, every preset that comes with the VST is made by the man himself! Thanks for the video, man. Not a lot of tutorials/breakdowns out there other than the GDC talk. If you do a follow up to this video, you should go into more detail about the individual plugins for people who don't use Ableton.

Holy shit! I am watching all your videos

Hey man, this sounds sick! I’m kinda late, but this is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I use FL Studio though, do you know how I might be able to do that randomised LFO controlling the distortion is being played for the second patch?

this is so sick. i've started making this on my own with some of my own distortions but i don't think i have anything to make a sound similar to this noisy sound at 5:49 . What did you use for that?

Wow. Is there a chance that you share the project. I've been fiddling around for a while to achieve something vaguely reminiscient to the doom ost.

Плохо понимаю английский, но почему то мне понятно, что ты объясняешь, ибо это наша общая тема, к чёрту языковой барьер, мэн ты крут,🔥🔥🔥

This absolutely rocks. Mine is trash compared to this!!

Hey man! Sick video, I spent a good few hours building different instruments using this method last night, it's really cool being able to make a whole chain and then maybe just change one little parameter in serum to get a whole different sound! Little question, in path 2 in that first distortion group there is 2 distortions and one of them is turned off which is the Trash chain. Would you be able to recall what distortion is in the other chain that is giving you that awesome top end fizz??

what if you dont have a 3/4 output for the feedback loop?

I lack the tools and the knowledge of studio one 5 to be able to pull all this off.. I mean, I managed to create 4 paths with the splitter tool and got some cool stuff from it, no where near as awesome as this, and I don't even know if Studio One has the tools built in for path 4. I really hope someone creates an effect VST for this so you can slap it on serum or synth of choice and rip and tear.

Why don't any of you want to make your own project? Haha. This separates the doers from the don'ts.

can you possibly explain the routing a bit more I notice you have a channel named Path 1+2 and routing to it but never explain its setup or purpose maybe a quick rundown on the full routing pls and thank you :)

Would you share the ableton project?

OMG! Would you be so kind to share the project file please? This is amazing.

What’s that software. I just use the free version of Soundtrap

Franchement c'est ouf bravo dude je suis sur le cul, j'ai beaucoup bosser le son de guitare en m'inspirant de ces techniques et je doit dire que ton travail est completement fou vraiment bravo

toto wolf ?

Hah! Someone out there is trying to do these too! Im not alone. Can I send you a demo track I made from my sounds? I would be happy to hear your opinion.

He just thanked Olivia Pierce?

Very Nine Inch Nails sounding.

Bruh I didn't know toto wolff made music

Huuuuge

Any idea how one would set up an FX selector like this on Bitwig?