hey, I make some niche techno music no other people make, could you give a few tips about how to make sound sound underwater ? I can nail the feeling after doing a lot of research, trial and errors... I'd like to hear from a pro his process though.

nice ! extremelly easy to reproduce with a synthesizer though

super helpful beginning to end

i am watching this video after getting falsely copyright striked over a gun sound and a massivew controversy they love doing that stuff just to bash me everytime but no more so thansk so much for the video and explaination i am sure i will create some amazing sounds

This is a great video!

Thanks a lot! A bit off-topic, but are you satisfied with using Cubase for sound design? I'm already proficient in Cubase but started to learn Reaper, even though it's a bit overwhelming learning sound design and a new DAW at the same time, so maybe I should stick to Cubase for now? Thanks in advance!

Thank you man! This is pure gold! <3

As a newcomer, I’d have expected that noise removal would need to be done before gain adjustments. If you change the gain first, won’t that make for a varying level of noise throughout the track?

Sample rate kind of works like FPS for video, hard to tell the difference when you play two different clips in normal time but when you try to slow them both down, the one with higher fps will look smooth (because there is more information) and the one with less FPS will be choppy and unusable.

It is so interesting, I got so much inspiration from your video!

Extremely helpful. Thank you.

:O!!!!! interesante

Clear and precise informative tutorial

Very instructive 👍

Is there going to be a video on lightning?

this guy put speakers on his head lets just appreciate this

Good tips here. I couldn't unfortunately find any IR for field - any tips where to get specific ones? I saw Boom got a nice library but I only needed this for one thing and wasn't so eager to spend too much. In the end I used Arturia's Intensity to give some distance and reverb to my sound. Worked quite well.

Please start making videos continuously your videos are helpful ❤❤❤❤

Reformer Pro by Krotos is an amazing tool for Ice effects!

Yo students from my University actually designed them :D

Currently moving from VERY serious Movie Sounddesign to Video games and man this is a really good starter for someone with choice anxiety :D

Bro what game is this

amazing content!

why do you use so many DAWs?

I think it would be a great Challenge to create all this from white noise.

That was a very informative video man. Thanks for sharing. It's funny because I am going to use this technique on something ENTIRELY different! hahaha

Cool video.. plays more like a lecture than a tutorial. Would be great to see some videos where you dig in and edit and cut the sound and mix etc

Thank you so much ❤

You make this so exciting! I'm happy to get started in this field with your videos

Sounds amazing!

Really nice, thanks a lot for the video!

Thanks for the video since there doesn't seem to be a user guide for Tentacle Studio. When you choose to Export "Media", there are the options for "Synchronized Quicktime Movies" and "Original media with embedded Time code". Do you know the differences between the two options and why you would choose one option over the other? I wonder what both of the aforementioned options do since the "Pass Through Original" was left as the setting for both Video and Audio during your export. Also, would it be true that when exporting media, which has the effect of converting audio timecode to metadata timecode, you then would not need to export an XML file from Tentacle Studio to Premiere since now you can simply load the new clips with embedded timecode and they would be synced properly on their own by Premiere?

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Helped a alot

More please!!! Thanks.

Well done! Huge help

I know this is kind of generic, but maybe you could make a tutorial video explaining how to make very realistic and authentic sword sounds using the boom library “Medieval Melee or “mediaeval weapons” or just even how to make your own samples, since they’re mostly in the fantasy range of things just an option and idea

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Hi mate, thx for the video, very helpful. Though I need a question answered. The file structure you named ''Files recorded for SFX library''. Do you put stuff YOU have recorded in it? As in it's only personal stuff you have created?

I would pay good money for a Webshooter/spider-man SFX pack

This video is great, s teir editing dude.

where i can find this creature tutorial

When your done making the sound effect how do you put it in the game?

Hi Aftertouch audio, new sub here. I have just started learning game sound design and started working on a Call Of Duty Warfare gameplay clip. I am able to add the gun sounds, foleys and other game notification/ warning sounds. But when I compare mine with the original clip, I find my sound design missing a lot of low end, like around from 300 to 50k. How do I fill up the low end?

Thank you so much. When will you release the next 7 videos of this series?

What is the microphone described at 3:08? Sounds like “second C200k”

You should win some awards for this video

Your voice sounds like it Peter Griffin

hey how do you go about adding these vocal layers? did you record someone for them or are they sourced from a library? i find this to be one of the more challenging steps