How To Make - Progressive House with Jaytech / 520

DKnight 2018-01-19 07:16:07 UTC #45

I have been a fan of Ajunadeep for a while. I listened to one compilation mixed by Jaytech many times. The tutorial is very good, thanks.

Ernestas 2018-01-23 17:18:34 UTC #46

Looks nice

bartholomew 2018-03-13 18:40:33 UTC #47

Best tut I've ever come across. Thanks Jaytech.

danhagan93 2018-04-04 04:51:26 UTC #48

In tutorial 2, does anyone know how Jaytech tweaked ANA to produce that Basic Bass sound? I use that same preset and get a completely different result. Overall an excellent course -- really cool seeing Jaytech's workflow.

Drakkar 2018-04-25 22:39:39 UTC #49

Really helpful course. I look forward to more videos featuring Jaytech, and I appreciate the time he has taken to do some courses for Sonic Academy.

stanleyspark 2018-05-03 08:01:34 UTC #50

Jaytech's lovely and amazing strategy, knowledge and pure description makes this Tut one of the best primers for all of us who finds his production hell of a influental.
Thank you sir !))

paulobenites 2018-05-09 13:47:12 UTC #51

I want to say Thank you sir.

I've made a nice remix with your tutorial
Bella ciao remix

for those who wanna check it out

Huxlous_Aldey 2018-05-13 01:18:27 UTC #52

Stoked to discover Jaytech has put out a course. Looking forward too watching him work!

Huxlous_Aldey 2018-05-21 15:57:05 UTC #53

Interesting, in video number 7 at 6:35, you do some volume automation and unlike literally every single other tutorial I've ever seen - you actually automate the channel gain. Do you usually work this way? I've only ever seen anyone use a utility device for automated gain changes, saving the actual "faders" for a static level balancing mix. Very curious to hear if you differ from that or if this was just quick & convenient for the tutorial. Thanks!

bangus81 2018-07-26 08:23:55 UTC #54

Automation is something I always lack in my tracks, this tutorial has been very helpful to me!

mnaqeeb 2018-11-20 13:02:29 UTC #55

A great tutorial by Jaytech

P_Amsterdam 2019-01-07 14:17:03 UTC #56

great, thanks

diagenetic 2019-01-09 19:59:35 UTC #57

Love the tips and tricks in this course. Learned so many new techniques for the studio! Thank you for a great course, Jaytech!

ellweavers 2019-02-10 13:50:28 UTC #58

Excellent, comprehensive tutorial

guillotina 2019-02-10 23:43:42 UTC #59

Hey @jaytechmusic I was checking previous videos but can't figure out how you set the key as G? Is it the bassline in G?

P_Amsterdam 2019-03-04 20:24:46 UTC #60

Great video, Thanks.

Naxound 2019-03-27 08:06:21 UTC #61

Good tutorial!

majesticpillow 2019-05-31 18:03:52 UTC #63

Hey everyone! So I'll start off by saying this is probably the best tutorial so far I've followed along with on the site. Everything is explained really clearly by Jaytech and I think it gives a great understanding for the building blocks of progressive house tracks.

So after working on this tutorial the past few months it kind of turned into something of a hybrid between some synthwave and progressive house. Here's my take for those of you who wanna check it out:

Thanks again!

Thak 2019-06-27 18:56:16 UTC #64

Hi guys, any recommendation for smooth organic progressive house ARPs? For example Paul Thomas - Voyte starting with such a smooth arps with huge ECHO. Does anyone know, which synth could sounds "round", "organic", "smooth"? Spire, Serum, Ana, Dune etc. sounds too electric / metalic to mee.
Many of anjuna, anjunadeep, FSOE UV, Zerothree tracks have something more organic.
Thanks for any advice!

phil_johnston 2019-06-27 19:48:27 UTC #65

Use the Ana 1 shape on the filter env of Ana 2 and use the obie filter type to get those sort of vibes