How To Make - How To Sound Like Fisher / 1588

How To Sound Like Fisher

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This week we welcome back Haterade for a new ‘How To Sound Like’ course, and this time he’s recreating a version of the number 1 track ‘Losing It’ by Australian Producer Fisher.

Aimed at beginners, this is an easy-to-follow track to build from scratch but will introduce you to all the elements needed when producing dance music, from beat creation, sound design, arrangement, effects, mixing and mastering.

Using predominantly stock plugins, this can be followed along in any DAW as the samples and MIDI are provided - and at just over an hour long, it’s not too daunting for those just starting out.

A great example of how keeping it simple can still get epic results!

Check it out!

Cheers Noah such much gold in an hour tutorial.

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Had a lot of fun with this one. Thanks!

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Welcome to the forums and thanks for your comment ! :sunglasses:

Sick thank you!

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Thanks for the tutorial.
Really nice for a beginner that you explained the sound design in the synths!

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It’s surprising house simple this track is when broken down.
Noah aka Haterade is a great tutor.

This is probably not the place to make suggestions so i’ll look for a suggestion box later but…

I’d love to see some tutorials on “Jump up D&B, UK Bass, and UK Garage”

You have lots of tutorials so this is just a suggestion.

Keep up the great work this is fantastic stuff.

Hi guys

Do I need to download ANA2 plug in to continue with this course?

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Welcome to the forums ! :wink:

If you don’t own ANA 2, you could downlaod a 14 days demo version if you think it might help, but the general approach with this is to use what you already have and a similar sound.

Ideally, it’s more easy to follow along when you have the same plugins as the tutor, but you’re also not gonna buy a new plugin each time you come accross a new tutorial.

It takes a bit more work to use your own plugins and tools but the final goal is not to replicate the exact same settings and sounds but more to understand how this genre of track was created and the overall tehniques.

I recommend to watch this video here as well : Psychology of Learning with Bluffmunkey

Hope this helps !

Cheers :sunglasses: