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Hello, it was my video :) It looks like you didn't follow the example exactly, the smooth in the LFO will not give you accurate values and thus the release occurs. Would have been great if you have linked that video if you're going to take it out of context like that. All good though, like you said (and myself in that video) not everything is the golden rule. This technique just worked well in vital

i thank Jesus for E-Clip. Such a BLESSING to learn from the BEST

Very good video again. please never stop doing these, really helps me to improve my sound quality

Every time I watch your videos I learn a lot. You get straight to the point!

@E-Cip Music Thank you for this highly informative tutorial. Eagerly waiting for part 2 of this series expecting that you would talk about tips and tricks regarding Kick Synthesis and Processing. Your videos inspired and helped me in coming a long way to getting my fundamentals spot on. Thank you so much!! :)

Another brilliant videos thanks🙏❤️✨

Information straight from some of my favourite Psy producers ^^ crazy times to be alive

you deserve more subs and views. quality content!

awsome, thank you so much for supporting all the amateur producers community! :) :)

Amazing Stuff !! Always! Thank you!

Applied. Hopefully see you in Cambridge brother!

Very helpful video as always, thank you.

another awesome tutorial ^_^ хвала 😍

I freaking agree I see so much wrong info on yt it makes me laugh some times...

I use two AMP envelopes for kick. The first envelope comes from KICK2 or E-Kick of Bitwig, and second "fish tail envelope" is just an EQ or Volcano 3. This helps me to find good spot for the dip while playing the track and less editing of the envelope points of KICK2. True time saver.

excellent approach. thanks

Nice tips!

Thank you !

To the first point of the video (option nr. 2): (in serum and vital) you can remove the first harmonic (fundermental) of the wave in OSC 1 and copy just the first hamonic (you just removed in osc 1) to the 2. OSC. Than let direct pass through the 2. OSC without filtering. Just the 1. OSC will be filtered. Thus the 1. Harmonic will play through and will create a nice lowend.

YOU NEED TO lower the "smooth" option from LFO1. iit will fix the issue with the delay. ;)

at 9:44 it's probably vital's filter which adds that little bit of ringing after the 16th note...

word 100% agree !! i'l better watch your channel instead of those from those so called "forest" producers

very nice

Hi. Could you please do a video on the techniques that you use for drum rolls?

Excellent! Thx! In french we say- Les règles sont faîtes pour être contournées. 🏴‍☠

Very nice! 🙏 The delay problem you explain at 11:00 comes actually from the fact that the oscillator does not start at the phase rotation point. When you now add some multiband processing which rotates the phase further, the ramp part of the saw more or less collapses, and it then looks like a delay. :)

mate get onto phase plant and use the curve device for your envelope (see dash glitch).. its fantastic for having perfectly tight bass notes, better and easier that most other plugins

"Open Sustain / Closed Sustain" ?? I'm confused by this term. Unless Rapture has an unusual kind of sustain, I suspect you are actually referring to the "Decay" stage of an ADSR. I've never come across an ADSR that you can lower the Sustain's stage of the envelope with a slope. The only stages of an ADSR that you can give a slope to are the Attack, Decay & Release. So when you say "Sustain" in this context, are you actually referring to the decay? Or is this Rapture envelope you're using for amplitude an LFO in envelope mode/MSEG? Otherwise, great visual explanation of the effect of lengthening of notes with processing. Thanks :)

Whoa what DAW is this? I’ve never seen this one before.

I love how eclip always says 'and i really like how it sounds' like there is no given rules and in my opinion it's exactly about that. There is no wrong and right, but what style do you want to create, what do YOU like? Darker, melodic, weird, Playful? It's all about the vibe you want to create, the feelings and atmosphere, it's not about rules. For me when i make music i try to keep my music as balanced as possible. If i miss fun i'll add some playful elements or if i think it's too much fm or too dry i try to add some melodic elements, to create a nice balance. For me it's all about that and the style and the style i create by knowing my taste of music. This actually made me very arrogant to a lot of music producers 😅 And again i repeat eclips exact words, generalizing things with subjectivity or subjective rules is a big no because there are just too many possibilities of styles and tastes. In other words, only because i like it that way and i do it that way, doesn't mean that you'll like it that way aswell. All i wanted to say is. THANK YOU ECLIP 🙏❤ Never stop 💥

why you have no dc offect if you fade out like this ??? if i do this i have always dc offset !!

yea well, i use kick 2 and the VST on midi no need to do it in audio ahah

Hello E-Clip, i have been trying to understand and produce psytrance bass for 2 years now. However, I always come across challenges (even if I copy everything 1 to 1 the sound sounds different). Here I wanted to try to recreate the bass in Vital but without success. it sounds not so full and not powerful at all (I'm talking about the process without effects). Do you have any ideas what this can be? I bought your course but I have not found the solution there. Hope you or someone else can help me. Thanks!

Is there a reason you’re doing so much post synthesis eq’ing, vs defining the oscillator to match the desired eq in a wave table editor. Phase plant, serum and vital all have great wavetable editors for this, and doing it this way allows you to get the sound all without adding unwanted post ringing, phasing ,or delays. I mean. Both can get the same sound, so in a way this question just emphasises the whole point of this video. There are multiple ways to achieve a sound, and knowing more of them, and how to get the most out of your tools is the most important thing..

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