So You Want to Make a Sound: Introduction to Sound Design

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Maybe after the fifth introduction to sound design I watch, I will actually go ahead and start doing it

This is EXACTLY the run down I've been looking for! Subbed!

This video is TRANSFORMATIVE. Excellent explanation and beautiful presentation.

So much interesting stuff in this video. It gave me a lot of ideas. Great job thanks a lot !!

❤ Question : is there a possibility to automate the position of a wave (the same way you create automation on your Daw)?

Fundamental questions I had answered without even realizing what the question was. Great video and I'm only 2 minutes in. Eye opening. Thank you so much.

pigments sounds pretty good ngl. smoother then massive. Beter then serum to ngl.

I saw a lot of videos that try to explain sound design and this is BY FAR the best. Really really awesome. Thanks a lot dude, new suscriber here! <3

Yahh CAUSE some dued mad a Wavetable thingy and ughhhh

hey, you are quite good at explaining stuff and presenting , thank you

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Automatic thumbs up for knowing I wanted to make a sound.

What a solid video, breaking down these basic fundamentals & making this super easy to learn! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

this is truly an amazing lesson

Man you explain synthesis so well. Some new things just clicked for me thanks to video.

Thank you so much for making this

You’re basically like jesus

I just found basecamp!! Damn good starting point and fresh air. I'm started going blind from looking at gear reviews! Thank you!

Very nice. For me as a synthesist of 20 years, this video was a great example of how getting back to basics, revisiting the things you thought you knew but from a new teacher can yield new insights or inspiration. Always keep the beginner's mind, no matter your skill level!

Big thumbs. I’m learning and connecting dots. ❤

this was super helpful, thank you!!!

I don't think I've ever been so interested in a video in my life. That was such a quick 35 minutes. Thanks for keeping everyone informed 🙏

Thank you this was extremely informative

Why does the Title sound Ominously Threatening? “Ah, so you wish to make a sound in my Tonal Existence of Perception and Time”

I've been making sounds on a casio CZ1 for years. Lots of fun ! It's kind of addictive/obsessive in a way. And a great way to train your ear for frequencies and nuances of sounds. To recreate or edit a sound, you have to be able to hear it in detail. A lot like a portrait artist has to be able to see the true object he is drawing , in all its dimensions and colors and shades et cetera.

When you first explained what a low pass filter did, my mind was BLOWN. Thank you for the concise explanation! Subbed!

WHO TOLD YOU I WAS MAKING SOUNDS?!

All those kinks sure do add up to a very interesting experience

For this video and your politics short ♥️

"You can recreate (theoretically) any sound by using sine waves". Additive synthesis is gold

I keep coming back to this Video because I send it to my peers in Music and some of my friends who are just beginning to learn it and some who are just interested and everyone agreed that this is an absolute banger of a Video and is amazingly helpfull and beautifully paced. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart and from around 50 people in my circle :)

"that's just a sine wave baby..." said Austin Powers 😊

That sine wave sound you built was beautiful..thank you.

What are the visual we see on the right ? What's the plugin ?

This is so much a great video ! Thanks you !

You got me started. My search has come to a Red (which soon be meaning rec)

Best yet - bravo sir. You explained this so well. My life and music journey has been unlocked!

Perfect synth lesson!

Why yes, yes I do!

came when the wave tables came out

Thank you, this video has been great for me just starting and understanding how it all works

one of the best videos ive ever seen

Thanks a lot! This is very useful