What's weird about most of those patches is they also use a low pass filter doing the same thing...I guess the random filter master effect is just adding more of the effect!

This is cool , cuz i have a Korg TR wich basicly had alnost every identical sound you used , so i played along and recorded on my MPC. I saw more cool videos on ur channel , subbed from the Netherlands

Do you have anything more in-depth of this stuff on your patreon? :)

i love your videos dude, theyre always so amazing to watch and very helpful

what daw is this?

Any way to do this in Vital?

I'll have to thank you one more time. This is the typical eye-opening video that when you're stuck in the infinite (and anxious) "knowledge" tracking just slaps you in the face, revealing why it's always best to stop and create something instead of just keep looking for, or rather wander through the net effectively consuming your existenece. The tecniques involved in this video are simple, and somebody just playing with he's tools will get there eventually. I know becasue I did in the past, especially in times when the info simply wasn't there at all. But somehow my mind have unlearned to experiment as the primary tool to advance and converted the "YT-assisted" way instead (could be AI-assisted, community-assisted, school-assisted etc.). This is not said in any way to downplay your content. Quite the opposite I want to highlight how your videos are clear, concise, well-oraganized and to the point. Please keep refreshing us.

Thanks for showing this. I have created note grid device to split notes and pan them. This is a basic patch. It can be improved drive.google.com/file/d/1Dybo98ii6lbREjIX5kjgLsqQrVAcFwTQ/view?usp=sharing

that pad in the beginning was sampled in genesis by boy 2000!!

I use an esi4000 and the workflow is the same, instead, I need to use the sampler emulator x 1.0 format. The e4 bank format does not translate all of my samples from the esi4000.

Are they all looping, or what's doing the sequencing? I never use DAWs or sequencers so I can't tell what's driving. Nice samplers!!

its non dnb this oi down thempo

14 year old me is skipping doing my homework and vibing the fuck out to this. Thanks! I can’t wait to try making one myself!

sounds great. whats best "in the box" version of this?

Fantastic video as always. Could you make a vid on creating all these layers from scratch, using field recordings, synthesis (e.g. Serum/Vital), rather than using Triton or Wavestation??? I dont care if the video's 5 hours long! 🤣

That last Trinity sound was in Nelly's E.I.!!

Could you make a video on your thought process for writing a bassline for this genre?

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I love this.. for those on Mac check out a video from U&I software on this platform called 'ArtMatic CTX 1.0 - Voyager: 360 Rendering' their software can do what Bryce 3D can do.. and has some extra tricks up its sleeve!

another software made by one of original Bryce creators that is Mac-only is called Artmatic Voyager and it still gets updates. So if you have a new Mac and don't want to use something like Wine or Parallels to run a VM of Windows.. you're in luck

Thats beautiful

Nice. The Ensoniq ESQ synth and mirage sampler (keyboard versions) where some of the first commercial synths to offer random stereo panning way back in the mid 80s. You could (and still can) also mod analog polysynths to do it. I modded my sequential sixtrack with outputs from each voice routed to 6 jacks on the back of it which I would then pan out in the stereo field and as the synth randomly triggered voices you could create complex pan effects with chords and single note triggering.

Hi mate., how is the alesis 3630 routed

Manuals? What's that then?

Amazing sound. I love 90s ambient pads was always different

This channel is just infinite ambient pad tutorials, love it! 😂 Cool technique though. You can do this in VCV Rack with a polyphonic stereo spread module, but I discovered you can also do polyphonic panning modulation where each note moves across the stereo field independently. With something like a really slow LFO you get this subtle shift in the stereo image, where it slowly evolves without everything being panned hard left or right. It's great for drone stuff and creepy dark ambient sounds. I made a rough tutorial on this and it got like 300 views, ha. It's a bit niche I guess.

Random panning is sure good but should be careful about phase cancellation as well. Check out your mix in mono to see if there is obvious disappearing in the sound. That first initial preset on Triton was mono that is why it will always be mono compatible, it moves to the sides as a whole but for pads it separates frequencies into sides so always check in mono after changes in pan. For pan automations I would recommend Shaperbox.

These synths were panned by the critics

God bless you

3:00 the Little Caesar's preset

Great tips ❤

I've been needing some extra sauce on my pad sounds! I'm gonna try setting something like this in Phaseplant when I get a chance.

Bro you’re an angel sent from heaven

been abusing this in my favourite softsynth since it came out; Ableton's Operator has a simple dial: Pan<Rnd. So good.

In the AKAI sampler you can literally modulate anything with anything. Random LFO to Pan for this purpose.

Awesome, thank you sir😁

whos the one mf that disliked

that's funny. i figured out something like that lately as well, but instead of randomly panning long pads, i was randomly panning a bunch of layered claps and snaps triggered by note ons so that they come together as unique organic multiclaps/snaps into a group

Do you think It's like the plugin padshop ?

Didn't expect the panning to sound so smooth! Nice

interesting, when i watched some elektron gear review I always thought the random bits you could add to samples and sequences were the most interesting parts of the devices. Found that again later in sunvox, and now there.

Been using RND pan since late 90-s when I bought Yamaha XG. I was a schoolboy then and Yamaha SW60 (for ISA slot) was my first synth.

Pad Genius

Love this as a fellow pad lover! Panning is not talked about enough! But its really an important aspect of layering and mixing (keeping pads in mono is also useful sometimes) I made a new video (first of its kind for me 😅) with a peek into pads made exactly like Chicane up on my channel. Would love to hear your thoughts on it? 😊

Ohhh it's that time again...

any advice on recreating the pad sounds from bizzare guitar by spectrasonics?

Is it easy to use?

Actually good

So this is the next step in Uhe's original filterscape, but before Polyverse's Filterverse. Actually, I should be able to tell, since I have all 3 lol

Every single button gets you somewhere, evert touch inspires you to try and further the vision somewhere. That is what the tools of today miss, hence the music is all just wonky.