Glitch-hop and IDM Drums/Percussion tutorial

[@MrKillerHobbes]

bruh, ur music is nuts!! what a guy!

[@sean8190]

Literal gold. Thank you.

[@Turassicpark]

Yoooo, lions den is my favourite song of the week. Thank you Pailiaq

[@spiralfractal]

Cool! I also like the branch sounds combined with snares!

[@MrKillerHobbes]

so sick bro! well explainined and great golden nuggets!

[@4rch3nemy]

Love this sort of thing. Thanks!

[@plodaerte]

love you rocking that facecam

[@giocatoreaccanito9347]

that is freaking insanely great!

[@sionnachs_workshop]

super nice methods!

[@BasiliskMusicOfficial]

Hey brother, I think I requested it. Thanks a lot !!!!!!!! and what a cool job u have :D how he hell did u score that!

[@JaguarTree.MerkabaMusic]

nice

[@vodun]

very cool man

[@word5856]

дякую!

[@colourbasscolourbassweapon2135]

ngl when i do Glitch-hop i sound like barely alive tbh XD no cap

[@sherlockthehomietube925]

Yo what does the texture setting dooo!?!?!?

[@pailiaq]

basically it uses granular synthesis/grains to stretch the sound while preserving the pitch. You can adjust the grain time interval, which is the amount of time between each repeated grain If you’re unfamiliar with granular synthesis, go check out Frequent’s tutorial on Granulator

[@sherlockthehomietube925]

I figured. FL studios slicer has a similar feature I use. Just wondered if that was the same. Kilohearts has something that does this as well I believe.

[@sk8iny0]

@@sherlockthehomietube925 yoww i'm on FL aswell, which option of slicex does the granular thing?