We ask tutors to use stock plugins first then ANA 2 rather than Serum / Sylenth or other 3rd party synths as a large proportion of our community has it.
Ana 2 is a much cheaper alternative to serum or sylenth or many other 3rd party pluginsā¦ itās the reason we made a synth in the first place was to give users a cheap alternative and a single powerful synth that if needed in a tutorial the might have. Rather than having to watch videos that might use a bunch of random ones.
Loved this one, this is my second watch through. Only thing that Iām finding with a few tutorials Iāve watched, rarely does someone mention how many bars the different sections are. Thatās kind of a source of confusion for me. I know the intro bit is 8 bars, but after that I kind of get lost. Iāll try to watch through a gain to figure it out.
Wanted to drop in and add that Iām working in Studio one, otherwise I wouldāve loaded up the Ableton project, of course lol. But realized there are stems available, which is awesome! I downloaded those and was able to navigate my arrangement question that way.
Glad to read that you managed to find a workaround for this, and BTW, itās a very good practice, thatās exactly what I attempt to do in the same situation but itās also an excellent way to deconstruct full tracks for reference and learinging about song structure & arrangement.
So thatās a very useful tip & feedback for others, thanks for sharing
Iām wondering, are there any courses that focus solely on creating the type of fills and transitions heās using in the drop? lol I donāt have such an extensive library of fills to draw from but itād be cool to learn how to develop them so I can build out my toolbox
There are many different ways to create fills & transition actually Not sure about a dedicate tutorial, but you can use the keyword search feature from the main site ( clicking on the top-right page magnifier icon ) and use a keyword like ātransitionā or āfillsā for example and it will populate the matching results. Youāll find many videos from full courses showing you how different producers approach this.
I think this is just a noise audio sample used in serum rather than a preset and the track is also deactivated in the final Ableton project file, so not sure how exactly it was used in the end, should be explained in the video tutorial though.
@Sidechain11 Yes, you can use those samples royalty free unless itās otherwise sated as mentioned in the User License Agreement you need to agree with when downloading courseās resources files