Ableton Tutorial - Resonator Sound Design = Ned Rush

[@upgrade_afterlife]

Thanks Ned for being one of the only ableton youtubers that use it for weird shit!

[@mpjmz]

This one really resonated with me

[@TheCALMInstitute]

🍅

[@Hollandvancewright]

So corny, an irresistible like 😂

[@Serge_Era]

Noize + Resonators + Corpus = Magic

[@peoplemyage93]

got sucked in with the jungle tutorials and now I'm down the rabbithole. thank you, Ned.

[@yea3748]

ned back at it again giving us them juicy ableton tips

[@ritchxmusic]

Man this was exactly the drone sound I was looking for - and low and behold its from some of the devices I was ignoring lol. It figures!! Nice one

[@nobodys2358]

One of the best therapies for me is to watch your videos! Especially the moment when something unthinkable is shown to be achievable - it rewires my brain every time and gives a great creativity boost! As usual - many thanks! 🙏

[@groovechemist2702]

love the phaser flunger lol great vid ned

[@noelc8927]

What a masterful tutorial on noise. I only have Ableton 10 lite, but your videos inspire me to experiment with it

[@voltagewaves6382]

This is the power of ableton, thanks for sharing it with everyone! 🔥🔥🔥 Every time you upload a video it's so amazing; Lots of knowledge and experience fit into a short video, with amazing workflow and tips... Always so creative, you inspire everyone to not get intimidated and explore the deepest sound caves, finding always beautiful gems. Thanks!!!! 🤘

[@thegreglowe]

Awesome -- great way to add an MBV / Spacemen 3 / Spiritualized vibe

[@Kopekemaster]

Ahhh, I love resonators! One of my favorite tracks I made last year was created by finding this really beautiful sound created by a drink cooler, putting it through a bunch of resonators, and doing a bunch of other stuff to it including recording the entire thing onto 8-track and layering it over the original. Made for a really beautiful and complex, but relaxing, drone. Excited to see what you do with it. (Also the noise generator on Echo is *so* weird, I learned about it from another video of yours and absolutely love it.)

[@davidmcgirr]

I feel like you're my cousin, Marvin Berry, and you've just introduced me to that new sound I've been looking for.

[@BobrLovr]

you can do the same thing with a subtractive synth, filter and delay/reverb.

[@CNTRRNDM]

"We got a big thing here and some stuff there"...classic Ned Rush🤣

[@TomEarwaker]

I could listen to the bit at 4:22 for a long time

[@ThomSonnyYeah]

This is incedible. Thank you for making this!

[@commoditycreature]

love this. Thanks Ned, love your enthusiasm and joy for Ableton. It's so great!

[@triggerbuilder]

Very inspiring Ted !! Thank you :)

[@capoeiristaua1420]

You are the most cool and brilliant veirdo on the KZbin)

[@celdrichanfgarn5168]

Low end on your voice got me like 😵‍💫

[@lateralshiftmusic]

Have you ever stacked like 10 echo together? I love these experimentation videos haha

[@socks7545]

i'm learning so much, thanks uncle ned!

[@blokmotion]

7:00 how to throbbing gristle

[@mastikha-769]

loved it! thanks! which LFO plug in do you use?

[@bygdegaard]

Great! Thanks.

[@rayflux]

and then put it into paulXstretch! superb!

[@mrbaker334]

PSX load up screen vibes!

[@axolotoshiny6570]

What is your mic ? It sounds soo good

[@axolotoshiny6570]

btw this was a rly interesting subject ! thanks !

[@nangmanboxer]

crazy

[@geoffknot]

the flaser phlopper!!

[@One_Call_System]

I could legit listen to that all day! Its so furry and stubbly 😅😅😅

[@matthewwright9112]

You got a new sub ned 🤌

[@FeeITheRhythm]

I thank god for today when I met my weirdo!

[@romannietoperz4675]

live 3 i think

[@franciscusrebro1416]

Super basic question but how do you actually record all those sounds playing continuously off the echo? Something with resampling?

[@st33Npuist]

resample or rec output??

[@genericname2284]

I love when British people confuse themselves by mispronouncing something and say “what” mid stutter haha it’s so cute

[@NedRush]

So cute.

[@Simbosan]

Orchestral tuning up simulator. One of my favourite sounds, but hard to emulate