Track Walkthroughs - Sean Tyas - Matter Of Time / 963

[jair1120]

excellent i love learning this

[BadMotivator]

Shout out for Age of Love in Tutorial 05 .)

[LostLately]

This was good, nice sound design tips.

[DjMoya]

Great tutorial. Not for beginners, but if you can follow you will have a lot of new tricks ready for your productions. Good in depth explaining with enough space to experiment yourself. This guy knows what he is talking about and shares this with us in a very good way. 9/10 easy!

[aclex1]

So many tips, tricks and ideas packed in so little time — very quick and effective! At the same time, Sean shows it in a very light and fun manner, it's fluent to follow, if only you can keep up the tempo. His vision or approach in many moments also feels very familiar to mine. Excellent tutorial, thank you very much for it!

[Juan_Aguirre]

Awesome!

[fabriceoze-disqus]

Tips, tricks are very interesting , and the sound is good ... I go to make music with Sean Tyas
Don't forget to claim your free plugins to Sonic Academy " AND VERY IMPORTANT SAID THANK YOU "

[gdubze]

Really great course, would of loved to see how he created the kick instead of just showing the sample but has some great tip's. Thank you.

[raburgess]

Sean Tyas Start to Finish please!

[Adam5G]

Love it!

[grahamlarson]

I'm over the moon to see Tyas here on Sonic Academy. Man's sounds are top-notch. Would love to see more from him

[darkmemoria]

Loved it, so many great little tips & tricks. Highly recommended for intermediate-advanced producers. Recommend you take notes, screenshots and re-create stuff because he works fast and doesn't hold your hand!

[kzantow]

I consider myself a reasonably advanced producer at this point, so don't often learn much from them but still watch track walkthroughs occasionally. This was one of the better ones, as Sean explained a few sound design tips I hadn't considered that were interesting enough I might steal!

[wolfgang91]

A really instructive course, full of useful tools and that gives you an interesting approach to sound, especially "less is more".

[DjMoya]

This is my result after watching the tutorial. Feel free to comment and I hope you enjoy!

[DjMoya]

And made a second one:

[trypticfragment1]

So true about those 1%-ers adding up. Tiny pitch envs can really bring sounds forward in the mix and give them a certain je-ne-sais-quoi.

[AndreCosta]

Very nice one! Thank u for your lessons!

[aburban90]

Solid

[chrisg3]

nice .. little more about sound design that production itself ..but still very interesting ..thanks Sean