How To Make - Synthwave with Timecop 1983 / 221

acknage-disqus 2015-12-24 18:08:56 UTC #21

You know what I'm taking about,don't act the fool,I see you deleted your tweet when the reply came in with the picture

thomas_schink-disqus 2015-12-25 22:57:30 UTC #22

sorry, but where is the course? It seems to have vanished?

bryan_spence 2015-12-26 13:43:42 UTC #23

Hi Thomas . We have had to remove the course temporarily . We will hopefully get it back up again as soon as we can

chuckthompson 2015-12-26 23:07:22 UTC #24

This course was the reason I renewed my subscription. I'll be needing a refund if it's not going to be available again.

bryan_spence 2015-12-31 16:27:29 UTC #25

Hi Chuck, it's available again now - apologies for the outage

leviathan-disqus 2016-01-06 22:55:12 UTC #26

does anyone have a link to the old school drummachine collection Timecop uses here? I tried searching online but wasn't successful

leviathan-disqus 2016-01-07 16:18:38 UTC #27

Thanks SA and TimeCop 1983 for this awesome tutorial! For a while I've been wanting to know how to produce this type of music. I'm glad to see that with simple production techniques and tools you can achieve a great sound.

montyg1 2016-01-09 08:56:53 UTC #28

Hi Guys! Great tutorial..the reason I joined up!
Wondering if you can tell me where you got the preset "String PWM Two"? For the melody part!
I've looked everywhere for a presets pack with that patch but cant seem to find it anywhere!
Thanks!

leviathan-disqus 2016-01-09 16:37:16 UTC #29

Not sure if this will help you. But that preset is for the u-he Zebra synth. I don't have it but it may come with it. Have you looked into that?

montyg1 2016-01-09 21:40:19 UTC #30

Thanks for the help Alonso! I have Zebra 2 and can't see it anywhere - i'm going to try and re create hopefully i can come up with something close! Its always tough when the instructors use presets that we can't find however they should at least explain how to re create it!

chris_agnelli 2016-01-09 22:32:45 UTC #31

Hey Monty, is the preset not contained in the downloaded resources?

leviathan-disqus 2016-01-09 22:38:56 UTC #32

There's a String Lead patch for Zebra in the download resources. Check it out, that might be it. Or you can do what I did because I don't have Zebra. Simply take a screenshot of the synth just when TimeCop opens the preset and then copy the parameters.

philip14 2016-01-19 14:23:34 UTC #33

https://www.reddit.com/r/edmpr... Enjoy :wink:!

leviathan-disqus 2016-01-19 14:39:46 UTC #34

thank you Philip. You are THE man!

markstewie-disqus 2016-02-01 04:21:41 UTC #35

Great course, really easy to follow and a cool tune! Managed to re-create the track in Logic pro x using ANA & Diva for synths and learnt a lot in the process. Would be great to see more tutorials in this genre. Thanks!

zensavona 2016-04-01 10:41:02 UTC #36

One of my favourite Sonic Academy tutorials. I didn't know I wanted this till I heard it!

anthonyp 2016-08-20 02:40:02 UTC #37

Blasted back to my childhood. Great stuff here, Timecop. Really enjoyed this sound and tutorial. Thanks!

more reverb!.

anthonyp 2016-08-30 14:20:17 UTC #38

I'm trying to match the multiband compressor settings in Ableton but I'm just not getting the sound quite right. Anyone achieve similar result to the FL MB compressor? Perhaps a Tech Tip topic?

Thanks!

Flimflamification 2016-10-21 14:10:57 UTC #39

Great tutorial! Learnt some very useful production techniques and a solid deconstruction of what makes a synthwave track sound so 80s!

A few improvements to be made. Use more free VSTs and FL studio native plugins/effects to make this more accessible to the starting bedroom producer. Or at least suggest an alternative free plugin/effect that does a similar job. All the paid plugins in this tutorial cost around $200+! I couldn't master in this tutorial based on the paid plugins and specific presets you use. Also before you even move to mastering, a short section on your approach to mixing would be really helpful!

Solbakken 2017-03-10 02:13:42 UTC #40

Great tutorial learned a bunch!