5 Ultimate Sound Design Techniques Using Sine Waves

[@q_yrko9067]

Hi, I finally managed to see one of your videos within ours from its release and not weeks after! I wanted to correct you on one thing: Yamaha, which *discovered* frequency modulation at the end of the ’70, tried not to patent, but trademark the technology like Moog did with their filter a decade prior. The court established they were not able to trademark the tech, for the reason you brought, by instead they actually patented it, that means that they could own the rights to the tech just for a limited amount of time (between 5 and 10 years, I don’t remember). Once the patent ceased, Roland and Korg, which have been doing the research behind closed doors, finally could release their frequency modulating synths. I take advantage of the moment to tell you how much I appreciate your videos. I’m very not into bass and riddim music, but your genuine passion for music, your knowledge and experience made me an avid follower. Plus, you’re an actual touting artists, there are not many on KZbin, in this niche! So, congrats and thanks for your awesome videos!

[@FVTHER]

You’re an amazing teacher, and you’ve help improve my sound design and mixing skills immensely. Thank you so much for enabling me to create and express myself. Thank you Ahee!!!

[@cjmrichards]

This is probably the most intuitive serum video I've seen in a hot minute. Thank you for this!

[@samusbros66]

Bro, thanks to your tutorial on Skrillex and sine waves i've been digging a loooooooot about sine waves and old dubstep, i've made some thick 808s bass, or FMs, and it sounds clear and badass, thank for all your content brother

[@romanx3267]

My favorite was the filter sine very cool

[@schizodillo1952]

Please sidechain background noise to your voice and daw. Great tips, thank you!

[@tylerlahr6119]

Been watching so much on sound design recently and this is a nice universal tutorial.

[@ermwhatdaheck]

I've never considered messing with the global stack until now, super enlightening stuff

[@GrvMUSIC4U]

Awesome tutorial straight to the point no bs

[@callumjones5288]

I’ve just started with ableton and learning to design/make music. This is sick. Can’t wait to understand it more and use your wubbly tips 🤟

[@andrewpodolio59]

this is actually kind of beautiful

[@djlarj1935]

Been following you for years man. Best tutorials on KZbin

[@maxriley9356]

Your tutorials have helped me sooooo much dude, its crazy. the way my mixes have improved over the past 6 months is wild. thanks for all you do bro!

[@mattkurr5775]

This tutorial is awesome, I dont like using serum for sine wave sound design but this opened up a whole new world! I love it

[@johanneskepler7503]

you always get me out of a rut. you're the best!

[@gogamusic]

Amazing sound design tips . Thank you!

[@rizlamusic]

Bro can just tell you’re crazy passionate about this stuff, it’s sick man

[@austincorn2843]

Ur a Great producer thanks for given back for those that wanna get into music! just saw u in louisville ky for the first time top notch

[@BoutiqueLaTrice]

Thanks for sharing and for the inspiration! I teach high school math and want to design a teaching unit around it!

[@MATADORDUBZ]

Wow! Great video and instruction! I can actually understand what your putting down! Great job!

[@elosbeatz5899]

Thanks for this broootha !!!!

[@isaiahlockert3298]

Yooo your set at red rocks was str8 gas!!! I didn’t know you make tutorials now I do😂

[@gagnorblu]

Always enjoyed the little understated, Mickman-type patches one can get from these little guys.

[@IamRaffinaD]

You are the best. Thank you 🙏

[@wes_the_scifi_guy]

Your summercamp set was awesome I was happy dude to finally see ya.. and you smart smart man with the option and click through the env. Shapes

[@MarkLandrey]

Amazing! Thanks, Ahee!

[@王大王的王]

I'm very happy to see a lot of technical knowledge about principles on your channel. Thank you, ahee

[@jamesstevens351]

Congrats on the store!

[@tyeblee23]

Thank you for being an amazing inspiration and always putting out awesome chunes as well as informative tutorials that have allowed me to create my own music that beings tremendous joy to my life.

[@techtonicedm]

This is a great tutorial!! Hope you know my music wouldn't be what it is without your channel thank you for freely spreading the knowledge!!

[@nothingpersonalmusic]

well done man

[@emroenator]

all hail ahee

[@drandrewsanchez]

sick video thanks!

[@Adamsmol]

You are the best for sharing all your wisdom brother

[@Dink_Jenkins]

Ahee simply be that dude

[@mitchellruddock7735]

Quality content per usual!

[@wynterson]

I love your videos, and like B G said you're an amazing teacher! Thank you and keep them coming, Cheers!

[@eferg16]

Saw you at LiB! You killed it! Thanks for the info and the wubs

[@rosschalmers7100]

super dope dude, good shit

[@spacetruckingmogul]

such great stuff, great human!❤🔊📢👽👾

[@ahmprod8217]

Hey man dope video! Love your content, love your personality, keep it up!

[@nepntzerZer]

is it necessary to pull all those faces and move your hand around when you play the sounds? if so will there be an in depth tutorial describing in vivid detail which face to pull and or which hand gesture for which type of sound ? also an accurate step by step tutorial how to pull faces and use hand gestures would also be appreciated. thanks.

[@jackthehumanofficial]

cheers mr alien! ❤

[@alphaoscillator]

additive synthesis and ringmod/fm synthesis is the best imo

[@soundsliketone]

That last tip you found was really dope but wouldnt the phasing be an issue when mixingdown the track? At points the sound completely out of phase lol please let me know! Ive been trying to learn more about phasing and how it applies and why its important but sometimes I see stuff like that tip and get confused since I thought sub information is supposed to be completely in phase?

[@KillaaTofu]

all of this. big same bro

[@OfficialAHEE]

Yo! Totally depends on context of song, I wouldn’t use an out of phase bass as my main sub on a drop, but maybe during intros or short fills if it sounds good. Also could layer w/ another mono sub. Cheers👽🤘

[@soundsliketone]

@@OfficialAHEE ayyeee, hella appreciate the response brotha! Live long and prosper 🖖

[@BeatsByTor]

We love ya!

[@Brandon_Wales]

When's the subtronics collab coming!?

[@Roses_R_redeR]

🥀🥀⛽️🎭⛽️🥀🥀 AHEE... Im trying to incorporate this. With the genre Bluegrass.. I feel like I'm getting somewhere.. for me at the moment it's all about manipulating the Bluegrass elements.. but with loops and samples.. experimenting with that formula.. for about 3 years.. now I'm digging deeper and experimenting with this in Midi.. I've got a few great Concepts haven't been able to put into practice yet.. But soon 🥀🤘🔥 So many blessings bro your sound designs are incredible..

[@KillaaTofu]

send me some bluegrass samples mane that sounds fire

[@coilovercat]

"so what's your favorite sound design technique?" "Turning a BEEEEEEEP into a BWOWOWOWOWOW"

[@noahclose8864]

Good to see some more real life aliens!!

[@ryanbailey8681]

Thank you

[@KillaaTofu]

bro you are so cool for sharing your wisdom. question for your last one though. when im experimental sound designing and i'm going out of correlation in the phase meter what's the best way correct it? i've noticed boosting the mids in the mid/side can fix this but i'm not sure why or if it's deteriorating the sound.

[@OfficialAHEE]

Yo! Thank u! Sometimes going out of phase is ok, if it sounds good in song, but to control it Try using a mixture of the width knob in utility and mid/side eq to control levels each part independently. I have a rack called Stereo Control that does this in case you have it.

[@RxEVIL-91]

YO IMMA NEED A LINK 4 THESE BIRD VS MOOG FACTS

[@AdderAudio1]

sick

[@jackthehumanofficial]

sine wave fm strikes again haha

[@BingBoing652]

shout out to the FM birds

[@David-gp3fd]

Charlesthefirst used a lot of sine basses and distorted and compressed the fuck out of them beautifully. Rip

[@frqjnk]

still learning....still

[@johnjudson8144]

There hasn’t been a video that didn’t help yet!!

[@LifeLess1999]

number 5 reminds me of Charles the First RIP