How to: 8 ways to create better pads | Native Instruments

[@stealth797]

More of these type of videos please!

[@absinha6209]

Splitting the bass track effects by frequency. Mind. Blown.

[@TheKnightimeProject]

Some very good ideas here - never used the 'reverb sandwich' technique so will be sure to try it out - thanks for sharing!

[@macawdad2003]

This is one of the most helpful videos in 10 min I’ve seen in a long time. Thank you

[@mimidhof2179]

Nice thank you. We want more...

[@KaitavSapreMusic]

Amazing tips! Thank you, and looking forward to more such videos!

[@BoonOng]

This is good information. Thank you.

[@x0mrn]

Great tutorial. And what a great music! Really enjoyed it. ❤️

[@fakshen1973]

Excellent tutorial. I feel like I've really learned how to improve my pad sounds. The information is solid. Well played.

[@alessandradagos2853]

Fantastic tutorials thank you NI!!!

[@Bolle128]

Very good stuff. Thanks NI

[@arndkaiser2987]

Excellent tutorial! Maybe worth noting that in Studio One you have the ability to split the insert effects of a channel by frequency. This way you can do frequency-dependent processing (as explained in "number 8") without having to create a copy of the track and channel.

[@33tetragammon36]

very good & informative video!!! more please!!!!

[@jyismusic]

8 ways to create better pads: 1. un-sync the LFOs 2. find the right pad to fit the track (one that can fill the frequency spectrum) 3. The reverb sandwich 4. smooth out envelope type 5. choose the right notes (the 5th does not always sound best) 6. add real-life organic texture 7. side-chain the pad 8. remove effects from the bass

[@skypekai]

What's a reverb sandwich?

[@samuelcastelli5782]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@DochertyStephen]

Great video, thank you. Is the first example track available for purchase - those chords are amazing!

[@BeGoodNow5]

Good vid!

[@PeeJaySpear]

I wasnt subscribed to this channel but if you guys are going to keep posting content like this, I'll hit that sub button right now. This is extremely informative and discusses theory that every producer should understand, yet there are few informative resources such as this video on YT. Great job guys. P.S. when can we expect the new Massive to be released?

[@TripleTSingt]

Great Video. Pads are my weak points in sound design.

[@metallpt147]

Call me ignorant, but on the 3rd way, is he putting all these effects on the inserts because you’re trying to alter the signal before the send? I’m asking cause normally these effects like reverb, chorus, etc are in the “sends”

[@striverfor7628]

0:29 Unsync the LFOs

[@electrosquash6706]

Thx!

[@exitiummusicproductions3889]

Which spectrum analyzer vst is that with showing the keys?

[@k16]

What DAW is that? Never seen such design before.

[@MajinKami]

krychevsk16 Studio One 4

[@bellsauce]

Studio One is half price right now, too.

[@SunnyLicious]

Went to take off sync in LFO on a track... Realized it's already off and it's just my sound. Second tip immediately changed the vibe of my current project. Thank you.

[@IanRoss]

Way #9...buy Massive X when it comes out haha j/p Really surprised to see this video after all these years without using the new version of your synth.

[@simonlegrec]

Ultratop

[@mohaymenmusic2867]

Stop tryna save this plugin

[@RevRyukin7]

Instead of reverb sandwhich... just get Movement by Output lol

[@m4ssee]

Nah, still too complicated. Just release a new synth that's focused on pads for us noobs. xD

[@nme2ne1]

Why are they showing this on native instruments? Because I don’t see any of this shit on maschine

[@Proxima04]

Actually it’s nice to see a company embracing other developers , as it’s a bit naive to assume that NI is the only developer sitting in DAW’s world wide. One of the best things to come this way In a while is the NKS and the ideas of collaboration that go with it, good for you, good for me. 👍

[@nme2ne1]

Gridnode I don’t have a problem with it in that aspect. But when I have maschine and I get an email for a video that might help and when I watch it it’s not helpful at all, because I don’t have that program.