How To Add Tone Into Sound - Sound Design Tutorial

[@gavinyu6251]

Thank you for helping new/aspiring producers, you are the mvp

[@KermodeMusic]

Happy to help :) I just want more people making the art they wish to make 🙏

[@blockchaintutorials9009]

Love your short and super practical tips! I had the feeling that what you showed should be possible, just never knew how until now. You channel deserves a lot more subs

[@spice3d]

You always have the most unique and cool tips. 👍

[@oxwesx]

thank you so much man, such a niche information.

[@PandaPotPies]

very cool kermode

[@greedokenobi3855]

Kudos! Great tips here!

[@agit5270]

This was useful thx a lot

[@Omfgwhtavid]

You can do similar stuff really quickly too with a resonator, really nice for throwing weird samples into chords

[@BrianKlobyGuitar]

Interesting...

[@Netzwerkerking.U-BLIZZZERT0410]

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[@mariofirecrackers4363]

What headphones u use man?

[@KermodeMusic]

These are the Audeze LCD MX4s

[@kobodub]

How do you make something atonal ?

[@KermodeMusic]

If we're defining atonal as a sound without tone in this context, it can be quite challenging to make something is tonal non tonal. A device called "Soothe" can suck out tone when it's setting is on hard mode. Otherwise removing big tonal peaks in sounds, or making sounds more "noisey". White noise is essentially so many frequencies at once no tone is obvious, so you could do this to other sounds by distorting them until obvious tone is gone etc...

[@kobodub]

Thanks for the reply ! Really appreciate the info

[@rohithreddy3776]

You look like Au5's brother. Helpful tut tho!

[@ryanlott1108]

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[@KermodeMusic]

Au5 is my dad

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