4 Million Soundgoodizers on 1 Kick Drum

[@HEVY_DNB]

It was kinda fun to investigate, we also made GDI handling a bit more optimized after the investigation, but not for the loading itself, more the reloading and releasing of the handles. And yes, we use dots to break up larger numbers in Germany, I keep forgetting that it can be different, sorry about that 😂

[@mo_oorgan]

Oh wow, fancy meeting you here! : ) So much of this video wouldn't have been worth going so deep into without your help, and knowing that this silly escapade made an actual difference means a lot to me; thank you so much for presenting this to your team, for taking the time to experiment/dig into the weeds of details, and for helping me (and a lot of others) learn more about this amazing program. Oh, and from the perspective of a totally ignorant American here, DEF no need to apologize, that's totally on me 😅

[@HEVY_DNB]

@@mo_oorgan I was sent this video by at least 10 people, telling me that my name is in the video haha. I probably would have seen it myself later (: It was a pleasure helping out! I try to understand FL Studio as much as possible on a technical level, so I'm always up for stuff like that haha. You made a great pun out of it, doesn't seem to be too ignorant :P ❤️

[@jacobhatfield764]

@@mo_oorgan By the way, you can right click the patcher in the effect rack and hover over the "save as present" click and hold it before dropping back into the patcher again doubling your progress. Yep you can nestle patchers inside of patchers; the suffering in this video was uneeded lol. But hey, future knowledge!

[@HEVY_DNB]

@@mo_oorgan Just as I heard it again: it's btw FL Studio, not FL Studios :P. And any Discord link you have linked is expired.

[@scmstr]

What about maxing flstudio's gdi process limit, then nesting instances with the flstudio vst? Or does windows not count that as a separate process? Multiple instances? Also, what if: 2tb+ ssd as pagefile/"ramdisk" to have enough "ram"? Edit: if this worked, you could technically just have one single god-insert hahaha

[@Sukiicore]

THIS IS SOME REAL LOBOTOMYCORE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MrAydinminer]

WE'RE MAKING IT OUT OF THE FRONTAL CORTEX WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@wtfamidoingwithmylife1569]

Schizocore fr 🥵

[@adri.progression]

oh shit lemme take my meds, ty 4 the reminder 🫂@@wtfamidoingwithmylife1569

[@vafiiii]

lmao i love how ur here

[@lobotomomine]

Damnn..!

[@RÅNÇIÐ]

This is objectively the goodest sound ever created.

[@PACKTdotSPACE]

Soundgoodest-izer

[@SlyHikari03]

Goode times one billion

[@Zer0Spinn]

When I saw thst this video was 40+ minutes I wondered how you would make it worth it based on how "dumb" the meme concept is. I see it now, we're not here for just the memes, we are gonna learn today 😂

[@WhizPill]

That is such a ridiculous video title It’s hard not to click.

[@josiahsimmons9866]

I didn't know this was 40 mins long until I saw this comment... mind blown.

[@wawarushii]

The term "Meme" has no relevance anymore

[@SlyHikari03]

I can’t believe making a harsh noise track was this difficult…

[@Signals_Jerry]

There are shortcuts lol

[@SlyHikari03]

@@Signals_Jerry i know, i was just doing a funny

[@Signals_Jerry]

@@SlyHikari03 same same

[@GHVADD]

I never thought I would watch a whole 40 minute video about someone going absolutely insane with 4 million soundgoodizers but here I am

[@err0rarchive333]

Me rn LMFAOOOOO

[@bru9music]

GET A LIFE BRO GO TO WORK @@err0rarchive333

[@kitheartist]

Same 😂

[@gelo1238]

holy shit it was 40 minutes

[@marca9955]

This is a long video for a joke. Or was it serious? 4m soundgoodizers have deprogrammed my brain.

[@sashaesb]

I LOVE FL STUDIO USERS we collectively have 3 braincells shared between us

[@liminal-roses]

YES i love that too

[@rigaudio]

gol says it's my turn with the brain cell

[@braelon370]

lemme borrow one i’m finna cook up

[@SlyHikari03]

Same. We have a collective of brain worms.

[@magnopere]

Y'all figure out there's a crazy motion graphics plugin bundled up? I just found that today, 14 years later

[@Rannument]

I hate to break it down to you but you could've actually used patchers inside patchers inside patchers that contain soundgoodizers so you wouldn't have to duplicate one by one

[@Popbot]

Rannument spotted

[@bxktty]

popbot spotted@@Popbot

[@Popbot]

boxkitty spotted@@bxktty

[@idroppedoutofcollege]

I was about to comment this lol

[@paulblart3464]

GET OUT OF MY HEAD GET OUT OF MY HEAD TOO MUCH INFORMATION TO HANDLE

[@prsmoid_offical]

Mad respect for the effort and for droping your knowledge on us To make your life easier, you just had to do this. 1) Open Soundgoodizer, max the goodness and save that as a preset. 2) Open Patcher, drag the preset you saved into patcher from FL browser how many ever u wanted. 3) Lets say u load 100 soundgoodizers, save that patcher preset. Open patcher inside of patcher and just load the preset. Do that 7 more times, you have 800 soundgoodizers running in each slot doing this would've saved u a shit ton of time. I haven't completed the video yet. Maybe you figure this out as the video goes on. I'm a watch the rest later.

[@ryft_music]

I wonder the performance difference. Like say you only did 10, then made a 10 of 10 to get your 100 preset. Then 8 of 100 to get 800. Depending on the way it was implemented it could be more performant, slightly less performant, or considerably worse.

[@zynthesis255]

i wanted to suggest it too, patcher inception is to funny in fl

[@tonfrompluto]

thats smart

[@ownerscloset]

you are on a whole new level

[@slomellos]

Can we do this thing my programming a macro? I saw that FL has macros. I'm not sure I' MAINLY an Ableton user.

[@mensatico]

The single fact that the last sound is named "Sounds Good to Me" made me laugh so hard for so long that this video could've been 5 hours long and it would be worth it

[@swordnspade117]

14:54 pro tip: right click on the plugin in patcher and drag the "save preset as" option onto the patcher field to copy the plugin with its settings.

[@infinitemonkeyproject]

a little late for that 😅

[@swordnspade117]

lol yeah. figured I would say this for future reference 😅 @@infinitemonkeyproject

[@Fox_Davoid]

24:40

[@Ahrlunia]

​@@Fox_Davoid he didn't drag it he just saved it. You can duplicate it without saving it just by dragging it.

[@zoro789]

42:46 timestamp in case you want to listen to this beautiful piece once again

[@po9t]

I’ve been making music for 4yrs now and never knew this much about audio processing- you were able to break this down with SO much ease of understanding it’s actually impressive asf

[@Emunator]

It's actually insane how much I learned watching this. Now I want to take some of these and resample and mangle them again for sound design purposes...

[@__________Troll__________]

*Wow, this was wild and informative. I took your 4.04 million soundgoodizers sound placed an automation clip that raises the tempo from 60bpm to 522bpm, added a touch of white noise with heavy reverb, and it sounds like a sci-fi jet or spaceship starting up its powerful engine.*

[@mo_oorgan]

I would love to hear what this sounds like, that's such a creative application of it!

[@skywardstargaze1768]

ON IT AS WE SPEAK@@mo_oorgan

[@egbedunmomore1434]

I would like to hear that 😮

[@smergthedargon8974]

Why're you writing in bold

[@volosami]

​@@smergthedargon8974bro writes strongly

[@paulblart3464]

This is a better sound design tutorial than 90% of what is on KZbin right now

[@tomik6537]

dan warrol

[@TraditionRoots]

Haha that’s a good joke let’s hear another.

[@paulblart3464]

@@TraditionRoots Ableton Live sex update available now

[@rabitec.]

I think the results from this could easily pass as power electronics / powernoise tracks. Good video!

[@CrystalKyryn]

that sounded much gooder than the usual fl kick. towards the start it sounded like a decent dubstep neuro bass layer or something, but very quickly decended into chaos. like, very quickly

[@Applebutter52]

42:59 for a second my brain convinced itself this was actually the greatest sound ever because I had listened to you talk about the sound goodizing effects for so long

[@jiweh]

correction: the helicopter blades only appear to stop moving if the frequency of the blades spinning is synchronous with the frame rate of the camera

[@SpamtonGGGSpamton]

I LOVE SOUNDGOODIZER IT MAKES EVERYTHING SO MUCH BETTER, I SEE NO ISSUE WITH USING FOUR MILLION SOUNDGOODIZERS I EXPECT IT TO BE VERY GOOD SOUNDING SPAMTON

[@tristanwh9466]

Great video! 2 minor corrections though at 4:00 the bit depth is actually the amount of digits used to measure the amplitude at a specific sample, its completely seperate from sample rate. Secondly fl studio uses 32 bit float internally at whatever sample rate you have it set to so as long as you export at 32 bit and the sample sample rate then there is no difference between rendered audio and the audio in the daw itself because thats exactly what its doing internally.

[@egbedunmomore1434]

I see. I'll keep this in mind when I render my future projects 😊

[@illford]

​@@egbedunmomore1434doesn't not render at 32 by default anyways?

[@DuckForPope]

Thanks for saving me time writing this exact comment.

[@egbedunmomore1434]

​@@illfordIt does. I'm now deliberate about having it be 32 when I render 😊

[@apatsa_basiteni]

Surprising to see that fl doesn't have aa feature to autoconnect and duplicate existing nodes in the patcher like in Blender. That would have made this much faster. ❤

[@illford]

Tbf ig they never expected someone to need to do this. But also their duplicate shortcut is ctrl+b what did you expect

[@warpspeedscp]

@@illford B for 🅱uplicate, of course.

[@entity6966]

It does it you duplicate something, but only from first to last, unless you drag ONTO the node you're trying to connect to

[@LetsMarioLP]

Came here for 4 Million Soundgoodizers, stayed for the great indepth insight in how some of this stuff actually works, great video! Please do OTT next!

[@SolarLiner]

On the rendering method : resampling is not used if the audio clip and project are running at the same samplerate, and since he's using audio rendered from the same project, it's safe to assume they're all at the right samplerate. The only problem I see to me is that they used 24 bit integers instead of 32 bit floats. Floats is what's used internally by DAWs, and as such printing to a 32 bit float wave file captures the exact output of the DAW without introducing anymore computation. This is why floats are preferred when bouncing stems for sending to a mix engineer, along with the fact that floats can represent sound over 0 dBFS unlike integer formats, and would have eliminated any rendering artifact. DAWs essentially print small float wave files between each plugin they process, this is how they're able to send audio data to and from them. Printing to a float wave file, then, does the exact same thing, but saves the last audio file to your file system.

[@mo_oorgan]

This is a great call-out, I'll definitely be sure to have a segment in a future video that addresses this. Thank you for sharing that!

[@SolarLiner]

@@mo_oorgan Further precisions in which case ; most* DAWs (not all) use floats in their audio engine, the notable exception being ProTools (umit uses integers but in a way where it will cap out at ~+20 dBFS (IIRC) instead of 0), and Reaper being Reaper, you can actually choose between floats, and 16/24/32 bit integers (but the VST2/3 and CLAP formats require being given floats, so it negates the benefit of having your audio engine work with the same format as your exported audio). The choice to use integers comes from a time when computers could not process floats, or very slowly, and the performance increase was worth the trouble. Nowadays floats are optimized and there are even specialized instructions for process multiple of them at once (if you've heard of SIMD/AVX/SSE/NEON, that's what it is). But backwards compatibility is an important feature of computer engineering, and so we're now stuck with having to support integer audio formats now.

[@hotel_arcadia]

I was expecting 4 million Soundgoodizers, not a whole ass masterclass on acoustics

[@Ometen]

Absolutely Wonderful. I dont know how i got here ... but i certainly dont regret it. 13:50 I had to open FL myself since i though surely you must be able to copy paste those. "Yea that sucks"

[@kond1]

I applaud your effort sir. This was more entertaining to watch than I expected 👏🏾👏🏾

[@willfly8650]

This is an absolute useful mixing technique thanks a lot bro

[@finodogrosso]

you earned my respect sir

[@DJHANSPROLO]

sounds really relaxing, i might use that to get some better sleep! thank you!

[@pozitivman]

Among other things, the video also provides a good basis for understanding how digital audio works.

[@spilledink849]

I swear with every new wave of goodizers it gets more sentient

[@eeyoretriple6]

That was wholly entertaining and informative. I've been using FL for about 15 years🤠

[@FM-kl7oc]

6:12 Should be 22.05 KHz -- not 22.5 KHz. :)

[@mo_oorgan]

You're absolutely correct! Thank you for pointing this out; I'll include this in a pinned comment soon. : )

[@dpqfrequency]

This is legitimate the music everyone is gonna listening too in 350 years no cap

[@januschristus]

Thank you very much for this gem!

[@kimjunkmoon2298]

I saw your forum post a while ago and thought you were a lunatic... Turns out, you had the universe on your back and are single handedly saving humanity!

[@FehNorth]

When you pronounce the last syllable of a word from a sentence you have a unique intonation in your voice. First time I've heard it in my life, I keep waiting for it when ur speaking.

[@egbedunmomore1434]

I appreciate how much time and effort you put into this video. It's so awesome to see someone so diligent in their work. You inspire me mehn. Forever fan right here 🤩✌️

[@YuSuMeYT]

great video bro 💀💀 never would have thought id watch this entirely but there we are

[@jeremiahwhitmore1693]

I use ableton and this still taught me some very useful stuff about audio engineering. You pretty much put all of the information you have to dig for to learn about the bones of music production into one video. Great job and thank you 🤙🏼

[@capnneon]

Out of all the videos I've seen on KZbin. This is certainly the goodest.

[@toshiroinhell]

That annoying fly in your room 🪰🪰:

[@fleshtonegolem]

You spent a lot of time reaching a conclusion I knew from just reading the title of the video.

[@LoomaMusic]

I did 1 million OTTs a while back on my page! I used basically the same technique you did. Interesting to see how different multi-band compressors work.

[@mo_oorgan]

@LoomaMusic Is it still on your channel? I can't seem to find it D,:

[@LoomaMusic]

@@mo_oorganYes, although it is kind of old lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6TpHpjntODaKM

[@NIKOWOODYEAR]

great quality video in terms of comedic timing, editing and presence. you're going to go far w this one .!

[@Kazeno]

you are a real soldier for this. nice content and nice infos

[@Tw0Sevenths]

this is so goofy, it made me so happy when you mentioned foldback aliasing. even without going into much detail, finally someone else mentions that dumb artifact of digital sound.

[@The_Orchestrator_of_Chaos]

Very informative video. It really deserves more views.

[@OmegaAlnitak]

42:45 EVERY MUSIC ARTIST WENT QUIET AFTER THIS TRACK DROPPED 🔥🔥💯💯💯💯🔊🔊🔊

[@onemanvoin]

American Psycho sitting and enjoying some relaxing music at work.GIF P.s.: Rdy for spotify, no need to mastering

[@ainlid]

individual plugins can be duplicated by clicking and dragging the "save preset" option saves some time too another way to reuse multiple plugins is to "group" them in another Patcher preset and chain these inside the main Patcher window.. I don't know if that wouldn't impact CPU even more tho

[@cski_studios]

Exactly what I was thinking about using patcher

[@silentspaceship]

14:52 while you can't copy and paste inside patcher, you can insert another patcher inside patcher, if you save a preset with 200 soundgoodizers, then you could load 200 soundgoodizers at once... That's if your cpu survive the struggle though lol Also if anyone's wondering why soundgoodizer makes things sound the way it does, soundgoodizer is a (non linear phase) multiband compressor, and that's what we are mostly hearing in these noises, phase rotation. And it's not really easy on the CPU (for this many instances ofc), since it's just Maximus compressor running behinds it's single knob

[@jjose100ify]

Now the next trick is to pronounce it “FL Studio” instead of “FL Studios” 😅

[@DaftPVF]

Now THIS is the type of content I watch KZbin for! Just the, pure and unadulteraded, hopeless search for the best possible sound by a promised "Sound Good-izer" until the author regrets his decision and/or is driven to madness.

[@NitzanBueno]

Damn. I would've given up on the wiring so quickly and would just try to read and edit the preset format with a script to stick 800 of them in it Great job

[@Zylenxx]

you couldve duplicated the plugins with its settings by using the "save preset as.." function which you can drag off into the panel for easier duplication Soundgoodizer was not updated internally so far, at all. It has its origins still in its first introduction somewhere in fl9 or fl10, meaning it will use outdated pointer and allocation memory for their GDI management, meaning at some point it would hit a hardcrash internally because it wasnt meant to handle it in the first place. Youd have to rewrite it for newer FL so it can continue to work, perhaps. Parametric EQ2 has been updated several times including its allocation so it is as efficient as it can be.

[@Drvik_]

I didn't know what a soundizer did reading FL description didn't help 'Soundgoodizer is a stereo 'maximizer-enhancer' plugin based on the Maximus soundprocess engine. Soundgoodizer has been fully endorsed by famous people with really big egos ears - It's shiny, it's good!' after watching this vid man this shit is soundgoodized lol Thank you for the samples I don't use FL but man did you make this process exciting! can't wait to play with this in ableton

[@user-ix9lx4sp1z]

There are Windows automation tools that are pretty user friendly, you can record a sequence of clicks and keyboard inputs and then let the program repeat those inputs for as long as you please. That way you could be adding Soundgoodizers indefinitely as long as the PC is running lol

[@jpizzleforizzle]

This made my eyeballs explode. Thumbs up. 10/10.

[@physikl]

Fun video! Just a quick note, at 6:14 , 44,100 divided by 2 is 22.05 kHz, I believe, not 22.5.

[@shibaloo8126]

using that much knowledge to do something so stupid is my definition of genius

[@NojPoj]

That rainforest cafe video is a banger

[@ukeblajwlog]

i didnt expect to learn so much about the world from this video

[@areeb-zahid]

casually explaining the Nyquist-Shannon theorem to stack 4 million of the same plugin is fucking incredible

[@seriousgeorge81]

Better than most modern music, lol. But seriously, that's an art piece you have there. You could play that at harsh noise festivals and get standing ovations.

[@ErenTTV]

All the effort for the sound of a mic inside of a jet vent. fucking awesome!

[@Digital__rb]

I saw the title and expected a quick maybe 2 minute meme video… 40 minute science project? Damn wasn’t expecting this

[@GoogleAccount-kw1mz]

Yo fareal tho, this is so in depth. Lol I wouldn’t expect it from a vid with this title - I love it 🥳

[@AZALI00013]

this is what I live for

[@cameronanderson3647]

Its rare to find a video that is both entertaining and informative to high degrees

[@sunjunction]

my speakers will never b the same, ty for that

[@kloetuserroetus1374]

I am stoked to see future uploads of urs man props!!!

[@davidhohl2052]

SO many different kinds of artifacting. I love it

[@cavlo8029]

It took me 7 years to realize it was soundgoodizer not soundgoodilizer XD glad im not alone

[@icarusgaming6269]

I love how in the tracklist you also *spelled* it "gooderizer"

[@ownerscloset]

finally worlds best sounding stock fl kick

[@SoundsOfLimbo]

The most expensive soundtrack for regular analogue horror video

[@bl4ck1911]

bruh i love these kind of videos. starts with a question and goes in 20 different domains + explanations and troubleshooting above and beyond 🙏

[@isomatic]

I’m more blown away by the fact that over 200,000 people cared to watch this within one month. Do that many people know what Soundgoodizer is?

[@Dev7151]

Ah yes the perfect mix. I need to start doing this to all my drums🙌

[@smergthedargon8974]

"We finna make it out of the hood with this one!" The song:

[@hudsondunbar7853]

This is my favorite video on the internet (I’m 7 minutes in). Explained audio processing…. As a MEME

[@martamalacara8052]

the vibes man, this is some chill banger shit

[@Globularmotif]

I was expecting the voice of God to speak directly to us after 4million Soundgoodizers

[@Jolst]

i'm so glad this video exists

[@rebirth4119]

The dude legit loves his Soundgooderizers- he even put it on his voice 🤣

[@JohnWickedd]

43:06 sounds so good I can hear all the sounds

[@like-icecream]

Skrillex would be proud

[@rainerkofficial]

So relaxing sound, will add it to my bathing playlist!

[@callummcdonald1625]

This would shut down my whole block’s energy grid

[@forthosewholisten]

you just know when you find..... ART

[@Jimmyknapp2]

17:30 is some slick stuff, I like that first part on the song, really dig the notes on the lead

[@JohnWickedd]

When that 300+ gooderizer hit, I understood how people felt when professor X had that seizure in Logan.

[@robinsharma1063]

I love how dedicated to this project you were. This is crazy bro! Loved it😂

[@sohamsengupta6470]

Man I just came here to haha at some excessively compressed kick drums why the fuck is this actually informative

[@1000djsouthside]

Man. I hear sounds in this vid that Brakence has used. Nice to know how it was done

[@TorontoPopulistConservative]

In the video you described in the intro, where the guy had every channel going back out to the master channel, it was serial-parallel processing. He could have made it strictly serial processing by routing each channel to the next one only, instead of just "route to this channel". I'm just at the beginning and can't wait to see how you get 4 million soundgoodizers. At this point that seems impossible. Even with patcher, it would take forever to set up and would probably overload system resources.

[@erfho8y]

I like how you actually just let it play like it is really a thing to actually listen too

[@error-4518]

sounds better than I expected