Introduction to FabFilter Twin 3

[@gh0stransist0r]

I love it when a promotional video is made to be more like an educational material. That's how it's done. 👍

[@Poejor97]

its not only that but also a music video

[@AlexTritok]

Best tutorial on subtractive synthesis ever. Dan Worrall is the best. Period.

[@Hugo.Hallman]

Nuf Said

[@whitex4652]

... and it was the largest crowd ever that viewed this video. Period.

[@chrisapollo6676]

He is.

[@Jam_Bon]

zero question about that, Dan is the fkn GOAT

[@sharptrickster]

I heard Dan's "Hi" and auto-clicked the like button, 'cause I know its gonna be 27 mins of pure sound design black magic brilliantly explained before hearing anything else.

[@jujunak]

Damn... The 3 months between the release of Twin 3 and this video were some of the longest in my life... I thought this day would never come. I was legitimately worried that Dan and FabFabilter were parting ways :-) Alright - I can finally get back to normal life now!

[@Valleedbrume]

The importance of a quality voice over speaks for itself in this great tutorial.It’s often why I stop watching tutorials.Not in this case.Great demo

[@valiokeys]

Dan Worral for audio engineers is what Bob Ross is for painters. You just watch him how with few strokes creates this universe of sound.

[@psybursonic]

this comment on every Dan video….

[@E_-_-]

Yep I love to watch Dan call his viewers nazis for daring to have an opinion. I wonder how his Mastodon account is doing. Maybe it has 50 followers now?

[@nepntzerZer]

yeah but i still have zero idea wtf i am doing.

[@theARDISAN]

I love their voice.

[@DanieldeVilliers4]

​@@E_-_- 😊

[@BlackAera]

The GUI design of Fabfilter plugins is just on a whole different level. Beautiful to look at, clean and informative. A true work of art.

[@flanger001]

I've been eagerly awaiting this video since Twin 3 was announced. How cool! Dan always makes the best tutorials.

[@pocaris]

I wish one day Fabfilter makes their own DAW perfectly intergrated with their plugins.

[@ppllaanneessppoottttiinngg]

would be craaaazy

[@lauw512]

bro i'd jizz

[@dwat3r]

I don't want to leave Renoise :D

[@KarlssonF]

music production is just a hobby for me, and it doesnt even rank that high in my list of hobbys, but a new dan w. video is always something that gets me super excited, thanks for the great content!

[@frankr.6578]

Introduction to Twin 3... ha, What an understatement! One of the best sound design vids I've ever seen!

[@liegon]

How awesome is this integrated music theory lesson! Great inspiration for composers, I think.

[@Slimeyphuk]

Twin 3 is about to be the wave. The power and sheer quality of this synth is insane. the depth and clarity he got from this plugin was mind blowing

[@PurpleMusicProductions]

That ending though.... Wow!!! I will be buying this today! If Dan Worrall ever offers an online class, I'm signing up.

[@Accoy2]

Missed you Dan!! So happy to see another great tutorial! Thank you and Fabfilter very much.

[@djGreenALERT]

Keys to a successful plug-in. 1) Give people what they want 2) Get Dan Worrall to endorse it! I'm 18 seconds in and I already know I'm getting this!

[@DoitYHWH]

Dan the best tutorialist with TDS!

[@smyrnian_]

This is a subtractive synthesis masterclass by the best in the business! If this video doesn't excite you, then you shouldn't be designing sounds. Thank you Dan and FabFilter!

[@diegodeltoro5190]

Yesterday I realized Fabfilter has yet to announce Pro-R 2, and seeing all of the new features in Volcano, Saturn, and now Twin, it's gonna be absolutely brutal and I believe it'll be one of the best reverb plugins ever made. Thanks , Fabfilter and of course the one and only Dan Worral.

[@DarkTrapStudio]

What ? Where do they announce ? Why don't they announce on their youtube channel

[@frequency_sequencer]

i wonder what pro q 4 will be like.... should be a kirchhoff killer

[@makeaguitarnoise]

Very cool synth

[@producermathew]

pro R due a big update. Would be nice to have different selectable reverb styles as you're sort of just stuck with one reverb sound and then EQ. Hoping they knock the ball out when they do release the R 2.

[@Breakbeat90s]

@@DarkTrapStudio read it again

[@sonidojamon]

Not interested in synths, but my thumbs up goes to the Audio GOAT: Dan Worrall!

[@ThePurpleSnork]

Same. I will probably never buy this synth, but I'm down for 30 mins of Dan Warrall.

[@patircksalter]

This guy makes me want to buy every product his voice is attached to. Good god man, stop it, I'm gonna go broke. I could listen to these videos all day long. Brilliant that an educational video inspires me! WELL DONE!

[@headspacetheace]

dan never disappoints

[@itinerantghost]

Damn! I love this "Introduction" video. What an excellent sound design demo putting the synth through its paces! Hats off to the team and Dan (the man) Worrall.

[@pentalogue_tridecalogue]

So long after the release of the new version of FabFilter Twin 3, you were able to make an introductory video! Thank you for your business!

[@user-fw9nb6pk9m]

I think the best thing about this synth's interface is that it only shows up what you added as a parameter. It's not a big mess right out of the box, but it can be one if you want to. Super intelligent and unique workflow.

[@davegrice3423]

Dang, I only came to watch this demo. 21 minutes into the video, and I've already purchased Twin 3. Dan got me again! :)

[@BigMTBrain]

No better teacher / presenter / salesperson than DOCTOR Worrall. Oops! Correction: Not salesperson. Dan is just the master at tenderly fondling plugins into revealing their best selves and selling themselves.

[@illoprin]

I've been studying Fab-filter plugins for a while now. After watching a couple of tutorials, I realized that Fab-filter Full Bundle is beyond competition. It has everything from a synthesizer to a stereo expander. Thanks to the development team, these are the best plugins!

[@Bittamin]

Literally here for Dan, not even getting fab, he’s a true teacher. And has that amazing voicr

[@olivermaier-landshut3047]

I love the whole new implementations they made in all their new plugins. How careful they pick out what really enhances sound and workflow. Awesome!

[@somedood6621]

Love the different tuning capabilities, very cool

[@wadebay]

Hey Dan and FabFilter, what a great pleasure from start to finish. Thank you!

[@kaydee.photos]

Just thought it would be a well sorted kinda walkthrough video ... but when the first beat has been added to the first sounds ... it was like the hearing the sunrise. What an entertaining and beautifully crafted way to convince me to buy this synth.

[@DrGlu]

In the very first 5 minute Dan got that synth into heaven @@

[@deadsoapbox]

You deserve all the money. What a lovely sound, graphics and interface you always do have....

[@jaddonthetrack8014]

If Fabfilter ever makes another software instrument it would have to be a sampler with some of the most insane manipulating and editing capabilities ever known.

The best plugs with the best UX / UI ever.

[@ardkok9483]

FabFilter x Dan Worrall

[@ArchipelagoEnt]

The UI is gorgeous. Sounds amazing. Purchasing for sure!

[@robertjones9598]

Yes! Very glad this dropped. All hails to Dan! I love this synth and all the new presets, yet looking online it seemed reviews were lukewarm at best and everyone kind of stuck in their old mindsets. It is so much fun to use!!!!

[@kaaregar]

The most and best Sci-Fi looking functional GUI in my life

[@iambosito_]

We miss you Dan! Great video as usual!

[@pcwilliams.]

Just found this. Wow. What an incredible tutorial! Thank you.

[@Hexspa]

Dan Worrall University would earn global accreditation upon launch.

[@simontassano5992]

Masterful, as ever. Thanks Dan

[@MscMan.]

I love this guy so much. Truly the bob ross of sound design.

[@audiomaximo]

I love fabfilter plug-ins

[@JohnSmith-pn2vl]

i do too, but this is synth is terrible

[@DerpySwag]

@@JohnSmith-pn2vl ok john smith mate

[@hleet]

Can't go wrong with Dan's voice !

[@jujunak]

I was on the fence to be honest with Twin3 because it didn't have a lot of the bells and whistles you come to expect from a modern wavetable synth, but Dan really hit home when he talked about the benefits of working with regular subtractive synthesis. This, plus the gorgeous UI that is very information-rich while not being intimidating, and the very intuitive modulation systems, explain why I have been really inspired when using Twin 3 recently. It is just fun and inspiring to work with it, and it always sounds great. As Dan puts it, this is arguably the best subtractive synth on the market with none of the limitations that are usually associated with subtractive synths. I hate to say this but Diva feels limiting and uninspiring to me compared to this. Hat off to FabFilter on this one. If FabFilter reads this, my only items on my wishlist are better random value in XLFO 1. so you can assign a probability to when a step will trigger and 2. quantize those random values to common musical steps (see u-He for that), 3. the ability to cycle through envelope generators for more precise LFOs, 4. ability to easily duplicate modulation source. It would be great to have these across all the creative plugins. Finally, I would love FabFilter presets for each effect and, possibly even more FabFilter synth presets in general :)

[@jackass5592]

It would be so sick if FabFilter made a synth that could replace Serum.

[@danielkostov9489]

​@@jackass5592 I'm not sure it would. They may have made something much better and needed. They made a synth that could easily become the staple of your music production process. Have you ever had a situation where you are in the heat of making a song/arrangement and suddenly you need a simple sound. Like, just a filtered supersaw or a plucky pure sine wave or a long square + pulsewave lush pad? And then you start browsing presets in Serum or Pigments or Vital and all of them are just too...extra? And then you can't find the exact sound you're looking for and decide to just quickly tweak the second-best option among the presets you cycled through and then 10 minutes later you're done, but you lost your flow. For me it's a problem all too common. And Fabfilter went ahead and purposefully made a "boring" synth. Because there is enough wavetable, additive, granular as it is. They made what they've always done. A tool that will slowly but surely become a backbone of your creative process, without overwhelming you. A separate shoutout to the sound designers behind the latest version's presets. They are amazing!

[@jacobgardiepy4724]

Some solid synthesis, what I like about sound design is that the language is universal and you kinda just pick things up going along

[@CypiXmusic]

Pls add the option to adjust the specific phase start point. Much needed for bass mixing. (And also to disable or enable the analog drift)

[@dragonflythemusician]

First when I found this video I figured that filter has added wave tables, granular, additive and other types of oscillators and then a big stack of effects to 'show' big. But I really find their way of development very intuitive. I especially liked the side chain possibility on each filter. It already gave me a handful of ideas!

[@francobuzzetti9424]

i absolutely love that FF always uses the same things across all of their plugins

[@aerofoilmusic]

I got so many software instruments, but then Dan Worrall comes along with a couple of tricks & explanations, and I want to buy the damn thing!

[@schulenheimer]

thanks for not making a vst that is emulation of vintage synth x but concentrating on the core fundamentals and really make them shine

[@kadiummusic]

Some of us can't afford £30,000 for a Roland Jupiter 8 (I sold mine for £600 in 1986! 😭) and most people under 30 years have probably never been near a classic let alone know what it is. Bottom line is... what does it sound like, what's it like to use, how much does it cost. 😎

[@StayTrueToMyLies]

This video kind of makes me happy.

[@NorfolkTraveller]

Brilliant tutorial - I have Twin 3 on iPad and this makes me want to get the vst as well….

[@philtrease]

Ah. That’s how it works! Thanks for this Dan!

[@shmackydoo]

Love that reverb. Three controls is perfect for it

[@Six2Nine]

Hey Dan Thanks for reviewing. Really inspiring. Got this Plugin now and gotta check all these options out.

[@grant_vine]

Your UI is exceptional !

[@seanrichards9569]

Brilliant video, as always

[@RaedHamam]

I'm trying to follow this to get a better grip on the synth. Everything sounds awesome up until 5:10 when I enable the filter; there's massive phase cancellation and sound pretty much disappears. In fact it happens even if I add any filter without adjusting it. What am I missing?

[@Jamusictv]

This bad boy looks awesome ! Fabfilter never fails. :)

[@bassplayingchris]

New toys? Let's gooooo

[@gesslr]

Fantastic video. ❤

[@Frozen_Smoke1972]

I wasn't sure if I was going to watch this but as soon as I heard the dulcet tones of DW, I thought it would probably be worth it. Anyway, it sounds absolutely luscious.

[@bertomil]

Dan, please release the song from the 15:00 section..

[@razhmazh]

*sigh* I wasn't going to buy this, but Dan is a good seller. He could probably sell me a rock from my own garden.

[@Zadagu]

I don't need it, but Dan makes me want to have it. :O

[@BartekEVH]

Great bass sound!!!

[@donit.]

I waited months for this O_o

[@nyanko2077]

Got it last night. I already owned Pigments 4 from Arturia. But there is no synth matching this incredible simplicity. It's a breeze to manipulate all the parameters and you can see at a glance what everything does. Another plus compared to Pigments, it has a proper fullscreen mode. Love the UI so much. So clean and useful all at the same time.

[@rogercabo5545]

By using sound as input, we can create a user-friendly AI that generates random functions without the need for manual knob adjustments. By analyzing the sound and connecting it to function parameters, we can train a machine learning model to produce corresponding outputs. This saves time and opens up a world of limitless creativity beyond the traditional process of tweaking knobs and values.

[@astralboy]

great demo, learnt many new techniques, saving for later..... double-decker likes

[@reekraken]

Can somebody please explain to me, what the filter styles are actually doing? Are these different kinds of saturation applied to those bands? I'm confused. What causes the timbral change?

[@ColeMillward]

Any chance for an update with separate up/down pitch bend ranges? I like to set my up-bend for a whole step, but my down-bend for an octave. I can do this with Serum, but I'd love to be able to do the same with Twin 3!

[@AdaM-sd1lq]

guys you have amazing designers

[@overflowbeats6965]

I can't wait until the next Reverb from yall.

[@JayVucci]

I love this. And Dan.

[@glenschaele]

Wooh awesome tutorial again!! Whats your song starting at around 8:00? it sounds just awesome!

[@DanWorrall]

Thank you :) The music was all tailor made for this video (100% Twin 3!) and doesn't currently exist anywhere else.

[@JonasEide]

​@@DanWorrall Hoping you'll release this at some time, it's so nice! And thanks for the wonderful walkthrough!

[@FloatingSpaces]

Jesus, what a demo! (salute)

[@Chiimare]

What about making a utility plugin? Controls: mid/side gain; L/R gain; 180 the phase; Phase alignment knob (it will either delay the sound or make it so the sound start from later part) Displays: Loudness meter (rms/peak/lufs); Spectrum analyser (which can also show me some some frequency response, for example, edm track frequency response, with the lower and highest and lowest borders of response during that track so I can use it as reference; Stereo analyser with ability to solo segment around stereo field; Waveform analyser with the ability to show sidechain input, solo frequencies, and changing its visual amp. Phase corellation display, which will either check corellation between mid/side or L/R, or sidechain. Spectrogram with settings to customize visual feedback, for example, selecting some frequency segment, making manipulating its visual Amp and saturation. I hope I explained stuff understandable enough :>

[@DJSoulbrother]

Fabfilter once again own the gui game

[@JohnnyVinceEvans]

"Sod it, let's try 64!" 🔥🔥🔥

[@joebenjamin7465]

Does anybody know if there’s a channel somewhere where I can listen to the stuff he puts together for these tutorials? It’s always so good!

[@user-fw9nb6pk9m]

Are the music integrated In the video available somewhere without speach? (the explanations are great but I'd like to listen to the music only, it's rad)

[@gillfortytwo]

Dan I love you

[@edoson_808]

6:50 gave me chills.

[@SpacedOutDoonie]

This plugin is really dope

[@StefanHoepner]

If it's not "Dan tutorialed" it's not released :) 🙃 And this video was by far one of the best. I also thought it's just another subtractive synth... after wathcing the video I really consider buying it and making it my go-to... 17:05 was too convincing.

[@zyxyuv1650]

hey FabFilter can you please fix a problem in Pro-Q3...After putting mouse below the curve to use the automatic peak finder, when I go to double click on the peak points that get highlighted, it always adds a point with the slightly wrong frequency!!! Because it adds the point at a pixel where you double clicked instead of the actual frequency currently displayed on the peak point. This drives me crazy. Every time I use the peak finder I have to remember the frequency, add the point, then go back and fine-tune it to type in the correct frequency that was displayed on the peak. It's always off by a tiny little bit because your mouse is a few pixels left or right of the center of the peak indicator point. I've been doing this for years and I feel foolish doing this 1000 times. Also can you please add a secondary Resonance Finder mode that focuses on sustained resonance instead of just peaks. There can be a sustained resonant tone that does not peak very high so the automatic peak finder does not find them, they can be slow to find manually.

[@fabfilter]

Interesting! Could you email us about that with as much details as possible? Thanks! 🙏

[@zyxyuv1650]

@@fabfilter In case anyone reads this, it was my fault because I was double clicking to add the peak points and double click is not supported by Pro-Q's peak finder. If you double click on the peak point it adds the wrong frequency because it's just adding points at your mouse pixel position. When you are using the peak finder you are expected to ONLY PULL DOWN the peak as if they are a slider. You have to single click then not let go of the mouse. I didn't know about that. Took me 5 years to find that out. Lol.

[@ErreGamer]

Dan Worrall presets? aaaaaaaw yeah!!

[@jodyjorchard]

Very useful video thank you! Any chance of the '4 Voices' pad preset that Dan demonstrates? I've tried to replicate it, but for the life of me can't figure out how to get the noise generator to resonate as much as Dan does. Maybe it's involves special powers that I don't possess just yet.

[@magicalzaza]

Wow he made it all seem so easy 😳

[@patric2976]

Hi, if I purchase FabFilter Twin 3, do I get the full version, and how does it work with licenses? Will I need to renew it, or do I have FabFilter forever? I'm considering buying it, but I don't have much experience with this.😕

[@nebstaism]

Beautiful 😍😍😍

[@MarcoPolux]

Sounds (and looks) great! Do you think that if I have this FF Twin3 iPad on Cubasis (iPad) and then, export the project to CUBASE12 (on the Mac), will this translate to FF Twin3 VST3? Knowing that I would have to get them both immediatly, IMMEDIATLY! , the IOS and the OSX versions. . .

[@MartyMcFlyTop1]

very good synth, just discovered it

[@RC-1290]

Great sounds. Looks like Dan's PC is struggling a bit updating the interface though ^_^. (Or maybe I'm just not used to the surprisingly low 25fps)