How Linked Winters makes Botanica

[@xNapZz]

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[@haziel9119]

the snippet at 2:26 sounds so gooood

[@sumicmusic]

thank you!!

[@bulba]

we love novel

[@bearpoint9431]

I could not ask for a better video than this, made by the one and only Linked Winters. Thank you much.

[@3arezu]

best tutorial maker slay queen

[@cubedroid5087]

Damn that intro was sick

[@sumicmusic]

thank u!!

[@paxenimzi]

novel stocks up rn 📈

[@cl6udee06]

LETS GOOOO🗣🗣🗣

[@stereokuuji]

Guys, novel is making botanical

[@MusicWithFreeInstruments]

botanica

[@SkvlKat-youtube]

Strong intro

[@skyboundzoo]

ty for sharing!!

[@skyboundzoo]

the discord link is broken btw!

[@love.theory]

Thank you!

[@sumicmusic]

thank *you*!!

[@ShewWoW]

i love these chord progressions! any tips on writing pretty ones?

[@sumicmusic]

Yeah! I'd say a really good way to learn outside of obvious music theory studies is to listen to music of the general style u wanna write in alot. If you listen from an analytical point of view, you hear alot of intricacies and choices and learn alot about why and how things are written. Some of my favs are Takagi Masakatsu, Porter Robinson, Radwimps, and various other japanese influenced stuff. Other than that, some general midi tips are to vary your velocity and note start and end length. I may be wrong since I don't play piano, but try to make it so that all notes don't start at the same time, and typically I think the sustain pedal is released after each note in the progression, though u can experiment with holding sustain for some fun effects. You can also have a "strum" type pattern for the start of the notes on chords, which can sound very dreamy. The notes that are higher on velocity are the ones that will give the chord its character. Lastly, experiment with voicing your chords, instead of just general minor and major chords :) I hope this helps!!!

[@Brother_Mouse_]

Hi linked winters!

[@sumicmusic]

hiiiiii :D

[@AbhayRajan]

yessir the OG

[@kiri17]

How do you make that you see dB and these smoothing lines on left and right on the samples?

[@sumicmusic]

it's a newer feature in FL studio 21 I believe :)

[@jeremydewalt588]

Is this song available to stream somewhere? Amazing

[@Organico0]

great vid!!

[@sumicmusic]

[@Organico0]

@@sumicmusic im back here again and i gotta say thank you sm for this vid

[@pasmurnotowa]

OMG YESSS

[@oru]

wtf sick intro

[@sumicmusic]

thanks oru

[@Anthesismusic]

novel

[@cutewavelets]

omg no way

[@QLYsoon]

i love it btw guys which strings library are you using for botanica?

[@chaptersbynovel]

8dio adagietto for the ensemble and the solo violin is chris hein - solo violin :)

[@namanhnguyen7933]

+1 subscriber

[@Riicefrenzy]

What’s the track at 5:25?

[@Alexhaupa]

wait what song is that at 2:40?! also amazing tutorial!

[@sumicmusic]

a little id by myself and neddie :)

[@denial8189]

What piano vst are you using here? Amazing video btw

[@RogueBeatsARG]

so. the Solarpunk vibe already got a Sountrack

[@양손자]

what is the string's name?

[@양손자]

and what is the string plugin?

[@gixtveunofficial]

tutoral

[@sumicmusic]

sorry I saw you was getting famous and I wanted some of it

[@worldeverchanging]

Im glad more of these are becoming a thing. Botanica is truly a beautiful genre and people should make more of it. 🤍

[@sumicmusic]

i totally agree!!!

[@whyawe]

botanica

[@k4rim865]

novel

[@nottlikeray]

whats the song at 2:26 ?

[@whoslaysee]

botanica

[@over-overr]

botanica