Why using Fruity Send instead of routing it direclty to the Mixer Channels? I dont see any advantage or am i totally blind?

ive been realizing this slowly recently lol, although i dont know what all the nobs do on these synth plugins so it's kinda hard. Also the reason i am using presets is because I don't want to take the time to become a synth plugin expert at the moment, since I'm choosing to struggle with i guess the composing/arrangement side of things right now and am very new to this stuff. Also because I'm new I don't have serum, I have vital and the fl studio trial version synths, been using kepler and kepler exo recently in particular. Also earlier today I was using your starting a chillsynth track guide and making a song and then fl studio crashed when I added vital to the channel rack and that was kinda brutal :(. We go agane i guess.

do you have vital versions of the chillsynth presets?

Does the sidechain on that kickstart plugin sidechain from all of the other sounds in the song or did I miss where you set that up? What is the purpose of using something like that instead of using fl studio's linked controls in the mixer? anyway thanks for this its very helpful :)

Wish I had the time to play with synths like this got a lovely nostalgic sound

Very cool lesson! Thanks!!!

Thanks for sharing this!

oh wow. thank you so much. i've been looking for how to create m1 organ sound and i thought that was fm synthesis. turns out you get that feeling even with two sine waves 7st apart. microfreak does not allow to layer sine and square, but it does allow to detune the oscillators

Sub in a bass with effects, especially chorus, should be set to direct output

Hey mate, after seeing this video I still dont know how to get this sound : ( could you upload the preset somewhere?

Hadn't heard of PanCake 2 before, will need to check that out. Until now I've been using TAL's Filter-2 for automated panning. It's also a nice free tool to use for emulating ducking/sidechaining (as is STFU). Great video man, keep up the great work!

I mean, vaporwave is sample-based with heavy reverb, stretch and depending on the sub genre (like dreampunk or slushwave) heavy phaser and flanger use with a lot of saturation

Thank you! 🙂🤘

thank u so much for free presets...

Niceeeee! Thank you so much

Great tutorial. It was helpful just seeing your process and decision making. Loved it!

Haha it’s finally out, I can’t wait to get into this. Love your videos btw, extremely helpful :)

Quit giving away all of our secrets 🤣. Great tutorial. I just started using Diva not that long ago!

I really appreciate all of the chillsynth stuff you’ve been doing lately, I’m not a beginner but I feel like there’s always something new to learn so I appreciate it.

Awesome! Don't have the time to watch now, but definitely bookmarking this one to come back to one evening this week! Thanks again for the effort you put into these!

Thanks for the tutorial, you may even be helping to spread the genre 💜 Would love to see a tutorial to something like VXLLAIN, iGRES - Revival (Love Slowed + Reverb version)

Thank you a ton for the feature! Your tutorials unlocked synthwave for me and it's so nice that you complete the community circle sharing what was possible to create thanks to your videos! Cheers man keep up with the good work! Ps: The name of song is a word game between In contact (for being my first synthwave track) and Lamborghini Countach, so you can pronounce it like the car name.

thanks so much for featuring my song man!! so glad you liked it and the video.

Thanks so much for featuring my song!

are you gonna do another one of these videos i realy want to submit mine's i didn't saw the community post : (

hi can u do one on yu utsu please

Vaporwave is an umbrella term for tons of genres including synthwave and chillwave, both of which were actually named after the term vaporwave...

Would you like to make a full vaporwave track? Something similar to Telepath, for example. Or dreampunk track like 2814 did.

Thank you for your content man, pls do more, I love it!

Awesome work as always man! That track is definitely a great source to learn from, keep it up!

can't wait for diva presets

amazing!!!

Such a good vedio I love this

idk why but i never considered adsr automation for some reason thank you for bringing up this very cool new technique

Love your content!

I really like listening to this genre, and I would even like to learn how to make it, I hope someday I will be able to do something. Thank you for the video!

Lovely Production!!

Genuinely helpful, thank you. I really struggle in my early starts of music production and my biggest issue is in finding the potential in sounds. I've trashed stacks of projects, feeling like I'm wasting my time, only to hear something else similar in a released production and I can't work out why I didn't like it when I was working on things. Drum & Bass is my tipple, and the darker stuff. I also tutorials mostly cover liquid or jungle, so they don't quite tap into what I'm trying.

This was really eye opening🙌. Amazing stuff. Requesting a tutorial on some of the basslines on Lumen - Voyage, Origins and Glare - Emil Rottmayer. Thanks again 🔥

very much appreciate the content on this channel!

Awesome! Definitely need to get into the habit of reconstructing more tracks, it's a great way to pick up on little tips and tricks you can incorporate into your own stuff

Bro is doing Gods Work for us out here.

thank you for the tips...