How to make DRUMS with Phase Plant

[@FL_STUDIO]

Thanks for making this one. Great video :)

[@nanospiraI]

You are very welcome :)

[@T11eTheNorse]

Great tutorial! Completely agree on the point about keeping everything within PP, I've used FL for years and years and I never liked the workflow of stacking synths/audio. Recently checked out Bitwig, and I just feel like stacking voices is much more intuitive there. Great for DnB production in my case. Worth to check it out if you haven't!

[@joepeezly]

Nice tutorial, thanks for making this. I like how you tend to separate out the elements of each sound!

[@SwiftDreamer]

Awesome stuff Nanospiral! I definitely plan to hop on this Kiloheartz sale before it ends

[@nanospiraI]

Thanks, that's great!

[@jackSo42]

hello everyone, here I have a problem when I do my kick drums... when I hit a key, the attack of the kick is never the same... (as if I had random phase. ..however the setting seems correct: 0⁰+-0) .... small clarification, for the pitch envelope I use a bpm delink curve... I can't find the solution to my problem

[@theopacalypse]

Hello can you please show how to make DX10's log drum in Phase Plant? You know the log drums currently dominating amapiano and afrobeats.

[@MihaiMusicProducer]

Excellent work tutorial

[@Innocentdarkness72]

nice info , follow you !!

[@kocho4242]

May I ask you how and where did you learn English? I often speak with Finnish guys and they have strong Finnish accent. How is it possible you don't have it? I'm really impressed with your perfect English 😊 Are you genius or? Please confirm 🙏

[@nanospiraI]

I learned it on my own through exposure because of the types of things I was interested in growing up. Learning how to sing, being into American culture and being a loner kid obsessed with movies and tv probably did the trick. Not a language genius as far as I know hahaha, I definitely struggled with Swedish and French in school and never learned them properly, English was the only second language I was able to develop effectively.

[@kocho4242]

@@nanospiraI Thanks for your detailed answer. My observation is that people who are musically talented (especially in singing) learn foreign language much more effectively than average person. They can hear and recreate words much better.

[@nihiqallam5616]

​@@nanospiraIyou look like minnesota

[@RedaHarrouss]

well that was helpful

[@alphabeingmusic]

pp popo time!

[@nb-prod]

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