How To Make Ambient Future Garage Music | Vocals and Vocal Chops

[@JacobLouis]

Your videos always inspire me.

[@OvertureX]

best underground artist ive heard in awhile.

[@NigelMerrick]

Awesome tutorial, Cameron, and another great addition to this series (I really hope there are at least a couple more to come because you've put together something quite amazing here). I love the track as well, it has a beautiful "dark tribal ritual around a fire" kind of vibe. Thanks again for sharing your expertise and skills with the rest of us, it's highly appreciated :-)

[@BenCaesar]

Ok I've been taking neptune for granted, well at least not letting it be great. Another great tutorial 👏🏽

[@VenusTheory]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kaos01]

Very nice Cameron! Good tutorial and video edit. Really inspiring, thanks!

[@JorgeMartinez-rq3is]

Wonderful series!! extremely insightful. Watched it from part 1 to 8 back to back a couple times now. I feel like the arrangement in future garage is very nuanced - do you have any tips of arrangment styles for this genre?

[@alchemorph]

Great tips again thanks!

[@VenusTheory]

Glad the video was helpful!

[@SPOKSYA]

very cool channel and thumb up for all work you do

[@joshjames6397]

I love your videos !! Always super inspiring !!

[@BasedCringe]

Blood Eagle, Periphery fan by any chance? Great overall channel btw, learned that there is a new Electronic genre out there that i really enjoy, all thanks to you

[@VenusTheory]

Ayyyyyyyyyy of course haha. Not the biggest fan in the world but I do love some Periphery now and again. Glad to hear you're enjoying the channel as well!

[@btkksbbos2255]

WoW💥 how to make this type of drums bro we cant find them in drumkits 😪💖

[@gerasimos-dimitriostheotok7071]

Wow Cameron! Another great tut. Question: In the preview section i can hear some magical pads there. What did you do? If i'm not wrong i can hear 2 elements, an atmosphere and at bar 71 another pad?

[@evolgenius1150]

Hey thank you for this Cameron. And thank you for saying "daw" because I was feeling like I was the only person saying it. HOLY SMOKES YOU ARE USING BITWIG! :) Also you sound like Donut Operator. haha. (Just a little)

[@VenusTheory]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Never heard of Donut Operator but I'll check them out!

[@ChoiceWar]

Nice tutorial, cool tip with Neptune, I hardly ever use it although I'm Reason user for a long time :) Besides that I really liked bass hits in Blood Eagle, any chance that there are presets for those in any of your sample/preset packs? Happy to pay for inspiration :)

[@apricotapricot460]

Is there some kind of sidechain/ducking effect on the reverb? 13:13

[@slowbrain8869]

Holy!!

[@owlalex8534]

Hi, Cameron! What`s your algorithm of making and placing vocal chops during producing session? Do you always place them after making drum elements or in the end of all session?To be honest, I really have a mess with it!

[@VenusTheory]

Yo! It really just depends on the track. Sometimes a vocal line comes together really early on, sometimes it's even the start of a track. Other times, it may not be until the last second that I really sit down and get something going that I want to use.

[@peterkoval]

You ever use the formant control baked into Bitwig?

[@VenusTheory]

I have! I don't use it all that much as it requires stretch mode be enabled which can sometimes fuck up the project a bit by warping the vocal clips, so i don't usually reach for that as a first choice.

[@justbluemartin9346]

Blood eagle sounds scary 😂🤣

[@redooo7305]

Is this magic?

[@VenusTheory]

No, this is Sparta.

[@Amycusss]

are u postal 2 voice actor ?

[@VenusTheory]

I wish

[@LandOfBits]

i'm afraid i'm on the side that doesn't like much the sound of Neptune :( never used it once in the 2 years since i own reason and now the reason rack

[@LandOfBits]

but this stuff you made with it sounds really cool ! i need to try it now

[@VenusTheory]

Yeah it's a fairly polarizing sound it seems - I think as a raw tuning plugin it's maybe not the greatest result out there but I think it really shines more as a creative/weird effect unit.

[@vere9652]

Why it looks like ableton?

[@VenusTheory]

This is Bitwig, which was actually developed by some ex-Ableton devs!

[@vere9652]

@@VenusTheory Why don't you use ableton then?