How To Make a TEAROUT DUBSTEP DROP (Tearout Gun Sound Design & Screech Tutorial)

[@DRIZK0]

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[@JaworskiDubz]

Dude you are talented as hell. Ive been using FL Studio for over a year and I can tell just from this video how much of a better interface Abelton is

[@DRIZK0]

thanks my guy! yea i've been using FL since 09 and made the switch recently, Ableton's workflow is just amazing!

[@JaworskiDubz]

@@DRIZK0 shit looks insanely productive, all plugins on the bottom doesn’t get in the way of the playlist, i’m thinking about making the switch, thoughts?

[@DRIZK0]

Ableton is quite expensive tho, you can definitely do the same things within FL, but yea if you have the money to spare, i would absolutely recommend it! And if you undertand FL pretty good, you'll get used to Ableton in no time. Maybe mess around with the trial version to see if you like it!

[@JaworskiDubz]

@@DRIZK0 Cool thanks for the input dude

[@clowdfox6452]

This is heavy.!! Great step by step showing how to add layers and resampling.

[@DRIZK0]

Thanks! glad you liked it!

[@edmtemplates]

Good stuff 🔥

[@kingmarax.]

UFFF

[@YannP13_]

Lmao I though that was easy the first 2 minutes then I have no idea how did you get the note at 2:36 Probably the fact that I'm not english, I'm a beginner and I'm on FL so I have nothing to help me at all x) This tutorial looks good anyway but everything is too hard for me for the moment

[@DRIZK0]

Oui c'est un peu plus "advanced" comme tutorial, mais pour clarifier un peu tu peux essayer de copier les réglages que j'ai fait dans serum, et la note dont tu parles est sur D# dans le piano roll! En gros il y a 3 sons qui forment le gun: un sub, un tonal layer, et une percussion. Le sub et le tonal sont sur D# dans le piano roll. Ensuite tu enregistres les 3 sons en même temps en format audio (avec edison dans fl studio) et tu as ton gun! N'hésite pas à rejoindre discord si tu as besoin d'aide!

[@YannP13_]

Gg pour ton anglais j'avais pas capté mdr Je vais refaire des tests mais j'obtiens vraiment pas le même son il me semble Edison je connais même pas faudra que je check Je vais sûrement rejoindre le discord merci des conseils 😊

[@mannypena807]

What program do you use ?

[@DRIZK0]

everything is done in ableton and serum

[@anthoonius_gabagoolius]

Why do you care? Ill never understand this question.any daw can make music.thats what theyre for.

[@JaworskiDubz]

@@anthoonius_gabagoolius Dude asked a simple question. Also abelton has one of the best interfaces

[@Synth_Cat]

@@anthoonius_gabagoolius Bro can't spell for shit.

[@offthetop_]

I never understood so many EQ's on a single sound lmao I really do not think it is that necessary

[@DRIZK0]

you might be right, but seeing how much distortion, saturation and other stuff I add to the sound, it makes sense that I clean it up as I go, especially with the fact that I don't know where i'll stop the processing when I'm making the sound. Also, EQing a lot let me chose exactly what sound/frequencies I let through to go into the next effect, which makes sense, at least to me

[@offthetop_]

@@DRIZK0 Yeah my bad I just have been experimenting with EQing a lot lately and find that my sound sounds even better to the ear without even slapping on a EQ sometimes idk it is weird, obvi will take out the sub or really high stuff usually but mostly on my main sounds I will just boost the bass and then sort of mess with the mid stuff but if I do it too much it will just remove all the power

[@DRIZK0]

I just created a discord server for anyone interested! discord.gg/HRdK9hu3