Nice song!
Great!!
Brilliant!
Awesome course. I found one of my favourite bands The Midnight because of this course.
Nice course, always wanted to make Synthwave
Well explained tutorial, thank you!
Absolutely Love the Midnight! They are the SynthWave reference for me. Come back kid has always been on my playlist. Seeing how the track was made and how it all comes together in the end and creates the magic was really awesome. Thanks a lot for making this video. I hope I can get my tracks to this level
Really amazing!! Thank you for this tutorial!
REally in Love with that sound!!. It´s a pleasure to watch your videos. I have learnt a lot. Thank you!!
I love this tutorial, i was looking for BLUEâs guitar preset, i thought it was available in the resources but i canât find it.
How can i get it ?
Thanks
Always great to see what happens behind the scenes of some of your favorite artist.
Which soft-synth is used for this preset and could you please point a video number & time frame, will make it easier to point what preset youâre after.
Now that said, not every sample, preset might be included in the courseâs resources, if itâs a 3rd party preset from a paid pack for example, the tutor canât redistribute it, same goes for samples from paid pack.
Thanks for your answer, itâs video n°15 âGuitar Lead Part 1â around 1:30 min with Rob Papen Blue VST
Hey again @PAD
I watched the video 15 and downloaded the Logic project + resources files to check this out and no, this âsolo guitarâ RP Blue preset isnât included in the resources. The tutor mentioned it in the video at 0:53 âI wished I could find the original preset but I wasnât able to find itâ and apology about this again at around 7:25. In fact the video is there to help people recreating this sound and RP Blue isnât used in the available Logic Project, the âGuitar Soloâ track is audio only.
But you will find the Guitar solo.mid as well as the Guitar solo.wav audio render in the resources. Best option here is to use any other synth that has a similar dry electric guitar sound and process it as the tutor was showing in this video. Now if you own RP blue, it might be a factory preset ? Canât tell, I donât have this soft-synth myself. If you have ANA 2 thereâs a âWahWah Guitarâ preset that might do the job if you disable ANA 2 internal effects, but again any similar dry guitar sound with a similar effects chain should get you close to the track sound. Itâs also a good practice & habit IMHO, you wonât always have the same plug-ins or sound sources as you see in tutorials or listen in existing tracks, so trying to re-create them with your own tools is definitely a valuable learning practice, even if itâs less easy & more time consuming than using a preset.
Hope this helps
Cheers !
Awesome!
Wow, how amazing is this. Wish he did a full Logic course, with a production guide-through.
This was a very in-depth and useful tutorial. For all the people complaining that heâs not showing you how to make melodies or chords - thatâs called being an artist. He canât show you how songs come into his head, thatâs inspiration and creativity. If he could teach that in a 3 hour tutorial then everyone would be an artist. This is not something you can teach, it should come naturally to you and itâs subjective. What he can teach, and did a great job at, is the technical component. Why to cut this frequency, how to compress that kick, when to boost that tone, etc. There is natural talent and there is skill. The latter can be taught, the former cannot.
its super cool and help me a lot to improve in my synthwave and maybe future funk productions
Love The Midnight. Clear, concise, excellent!
Excellent teaching techniques, explains the why, not just the how. You get a good sense of the strategy behind the choices for this tune