26 sound design tricks for making INDUSTRIAL MUSIC

putting a specific effect on every sound really makes your song sound atmospheric, like DJ Enthrall & Angstorm - Extr. S.O.S. has a bitcrusher on every sound or intentionally distorting the entire song (or album) like fifth era - see you in hell

another great video thank you!

One effect I use ALOT to bring in a track is I reverse the mixed track and then add reverb - quite wet, around 30-50% - THEN reverse it again, so its playing forward.
Congratulations! You have a big spooky, smooth intro.
Add a bit of increasing saturation that just stops at it zenit, a quick fade out of the effected track... Hey presto! A dramatic big intro without doing any extra recording or composing.

It s not 🏭

Sick video man! What sample libraries do you use in this video if you don’t mind me asking?

What you did with the first sound should be considered crime

Dude your video is amazing, there’s a lot of bitches complaining but they miss the point, this was GREAT FOR LEARNING!

bro, you should take a course to learn how to produce industrial music, I really like the way you teach

Oh my god I needed this

Distortion, delay, reverb + metallic and world drum kits = industrial music (oversimplified, i know). 🤔 Good video 👍

Get shaperbox, will make your sound design life so much easier

That boi be bit crushing

love ur sound!! and nice tricks btw, thanks!!

Bro! This is so incredibly inspiring. Thank you!

Helpfull notes here on The Process!!!! 😂 (Skinny Puppy)

This is why some bands are absolute trash playing live....

Fx stands for effects, so calling them effectses is just wrong.

Waiting for the industrial techno.

I tried getting into production and writing my own music a few years ago, and it was one of those things that faded away into oblivion. Watching this, I think I oughta give it another go.

KMFDM has it Down . Probably because they're German, known for perfection .

I don’t know anything about music but this is very cool ❤

This is absolutely incredible!

Back then I had very little access to effects. If some synths didn't have built in reverb I had none. New hardware synths, sampler, sequencer, drum machines, cables, stands and monitors were my priority. Midi days were amazing but DAW blows me away

Lately I do few new to me things. One of them is to distort the sound pretty heavy, than put low pass on it and than some high pass. If the thing doesn't sound good enough EQ. Onother one-short percussion sound reversed in a roll. Another-phaser on different settings on pretty much every synth. I feel any soud can fit somewhere. Any effect can be used in any way. Especially in industrial.

What DAW are you using to make Industrial music and other genres of music?

The most important tip is one you did not mention: start with a nice sound or loop. If you don’t you’ll never get them to sound great!

What software are you using? Fl? Sorry im new

only 58k views? this video is just like.. wow

This is a brilliant video , awesome stuff , subbed

nice video no cap

damn, this video is about sound design and the sound on this video isn't shit and is not destroying my ears when I turn the volume all the way up.

Double your kick with a Linndrum one, glue them, serve hot.

with regards to 'humanize your sounds' You're using Cubase which offers both Random Quantize and Random Velocity options for your hits, you can adjust the range of randomness with a % meter. I use alongside Addictive Drums to add further realism to my programmed drum tracks, after manual velocity and timing edits

Che bravo !! 🤩
Complimenti sei geniale

What exactly did you do by making your toms uneven in "Humanize your sounds"? Do you mean, tweaking them to not hit at exactly the same time? It looks like you cut all 12 or whatever hits individually and scooted them left and right to be just off. Is that what's happening? This is the most helpful video I have ever watched. Thank you so much.

Just like that

This has nothing to do with Industrial music.

Super cool

none of this is "INDUSTRIAL"

Excellent video mate. Going to make a lot of use of this!

I love your aggressive sound and creativity! Where can I check out your work? I've searched for Tonepusher, but have only found sound packs etc. Do you publish songs too?

Uauu, amazing video! <3

These are ticks that I use in pretty much all my productions and sound design! Let me know which one is your favorite and If I missed some :)