Alarico Inspired Hardgroove Techno Track Tutorial From Scratch

[@2b1d42]

Amazing tutorials my man! Appreciate you sharing the process with us, I can learn something new all the time! Another question tho; how did you make the green intro ?? Peace :)

[@AndrewNitts]

Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback. How did I make the intro? I searched KZbin for “Retro CGI or 90s CGI” with creative common rights. And I use small fragments in my videos.

[@marwansami3807]

Can't thank you enough brother! Very insightful

[@AndrewNitts]

Thank you for your feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@reseteo0]

oh man that's good stuff 🔥

[@stefankatic1337]

Nice!

[@AndrewNitts]

Glad you like it)

[@Pencilvester_]

Maybe someone like Abey Ibbs pleasee

[@stefankatic1337]

When you are layering the kick, from where are you getting the values for the layers when EQ'ing? Is it related to the root note of the kick sub or is it random/from experience?

[@AndrewNitts]

I use tonal balance control from izotop. It is divided into four ranges. For kick, the dominant range is "low", then gradually decreases to high. I go through a lot of one shots to make a kick that will have punch and clean low-mid range. In the video I do not show this process, i only recreate a ready-made template. Usually, it takes me 30 to 60 minutes to do a kick this way. When all the track elements are added, I can modify the kick to remove conflict, adjust frequency balance, or add transient. I can only select a note for the kicka sub component, below 80hz. Yes, it comes with experience, after many attempts. I listen to a lot of one shots, and from each I choose the frequency range that I need.

[@stefankatic1337]

@ right, it came to my mind that you were recreating something you made earlier, it still is very useful. Thank you