How To Sound Design Cinematic Braams & Bends (using Vital)

[@oxar050]

One of the few tutorial makers who respects the watchers time instead of the algorithm for clicks, and your explanation style is very clear as well

[@NGTVST]

Thanks a lot. :)

All sound design tutorials should be simple as this! Nicely done!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@rajetmills4985]

finally someone with good tutorials.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. I'm glad you like them. :)

[@cyrusrichard8935]

that is reaaaaally cool

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. :)

[@Evoke-Chaos]

this is amazing! thanks for sharing

[@NGTVST]

Glad it's helpful! Thank you for commenting. :)

[@futur_sunds]

I love how you fit all this into just 4 minutes. Just straight to the point good tutorial. Love it!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@lostmywookie]

Thats's the kind of video that makes you immediately subscribe. 😎

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@jrikkerink]

LOL, same

[@TeddyTOG]

It's funny because I invested in Zebra, Massive, Massive X, etc over the years and recently started trying out Vital. I'm not lying when I say I have at leat 2 more hours of free time in my life everyday now loll. Great video.

[@NGTVST]

Vital is great but there is no harm in using multiple synths; the different workflows and layouts will very often lead to different results. :)

[@kylehowdy]

freaking perfect video man! straight to the point, excellent tutorial, and sounds MASSIVE. thank you!

[@KadeHove]

Always very insightful content, thank you

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@skornia8101]

I really love your videos, so short yet so informative!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! I'm very glad that it's helpful. :)

[@kharmatic9394]

dude this is awesome

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. :)

[@fallenleaf24]

Dude this was amazing! Thanks a millions.. no BS.. clear easy to follow & informative! Thanks you!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@LearnTrainPlay]

Nice

[@arturberki6732]

Absolutely amazing tutorial man just what I needed! Trying this in serum IMMEDIATLY! 😮‍💨

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! Glad it's helpful. :)

[@SleepofEons]

great video and technique! definitely have to try this🤘🏽

[@NGTVST]

Thank you; have fun with it, there are a lot of possibilities to make variations of this sound. :)

[@rgbofmaine]

Simple ingredients and a nice outcome. I called this one "Zim Gut Punch." Thanks for the info.

[@NGTVST]

I'm glad you find it useful. Thanks! :)

[@delphidesigns]

So concise! Gonna apply to Serum:))))

[@NGTVST]

Great! Thanks for commenting. :)

[@TEMPEST4k]

Awesome sound design with vital. Instantly subscribed!

[@NGTVST]

Thanks a lot. :)

[@hdj808]

so good, straight to the point. class

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@krinovita]

Fantastic synth!

[@alfredog2921]

Thank you very much. You are the best!👍

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@Badiemusic]

Your contents is so informative brother keep spreading your knowledge to the people like us🤘🏼

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. :)

[@dafingaz]

Genius!

[@NGTVST]

Thanks. :) Coincidentally, I watched your review of devastator breakout a few weeks ago. :)

[@dafingaz]

@@NGTVST Whoa! That's awesome! This sound you made would fit perfectly in Devastator! Do you sell your sound fx somewhere? Let me know.

[@NGTVST]

@@dafingaz not yet, but I'm planning to release my first pack this year. There will certainly also be some free stuff along the way. :)

[@dafingaz]

@@NGTVST Nice! I'll be on the lookout. Thanks again!

[@shikhermyv]

Amazing

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@davideparodihc]

Greta Tutorial 🔥

[@NGTVST]

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[@ilyandilymusic]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@YoureNowOnTV]

Nice work. Thanks 😀👍

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. :)

[@arielgomez5027]

UN tutorial a la perfeccion!!!!! Genio!!!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. Glad you like it. :)

[@marcobalacci911]

Very clear and effective. Love it.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@riddarhyttan]

Very clear and helpful, thanks a lot.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@nightrous3026]

i find portamento+mono+legato tends to work pretty nicely for bends too, its nice if you want to hit specific notes

[@NGTVST]

Yeah, definitely better if you want to make it playable and use it as an instrument. :)

[@YHEmusicv]

thank you man, really simple and understandable

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@monroeja]

Subbed. Enjoying these Vital sounds and tutorials. Thanks.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@vyrog2471]

oh wow

[@Solcius123123]

Amazing!! Love that, thanks for sharing.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you. :)

[@SamirPatnaik]

Wholesome fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@deanwalcott4752]

This is awesome, definetely subscribing!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@ianst5658]

Thank you for great tutorials for free synth. Hope, you`ll get more subs.

[@NGTVST]

Thanks. :)

[@buzzandjim4265]

thats the good stuff thanks for your time..licked and subbed...off now to see what else you have shared...respect man

[@NGTVST]

Thanks. Let me know if you have any suggestions. :)

[@AsimSearahOfficial]

Really Nice work man!

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@dominicmcareavey2675]

Fuck that’s awesome

[@NGTVST]

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[@Flux_One]

Holy shit that's awesome dude

[@englishbulldog651]

gonna play this sound over random videos of my dog

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Add some low impacts and percussion, crank up the volume, and you basically have an earthquake machine! ;)

[@NGTVST]

Interesting idea. :D

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Get a good lawyer or fast car first. Maybe both... @@NGTVST

[@5ammy13]

Awesome stuff. I have been looking for videos like this and thank you so much for making them. And even better, doing it on Vital, which is free, basically means we can follow along. Bravo dude. Really wonderful stuff. I do have one question. Why not use an Envelope instead of a LFO when you're anyway going to use it in Envelope mode? Like any benefits to using the LFO in Envelope mode vs one of the Envelopes?

[@NGTVST]

Thanks. :) As for your question: with envelopes you are typically limited to the ADSR controls, while most DAWs allow you to create much more complex shapes with LFOs. Additionally, if you have to synchronise the timing of different patterns, this is also much easier with LFOs.

[@5ammy13]

@@NGTVST ah okay yeah makes sense. Thank you for that answer 😁 I've been using presets my whole life and only how am I appreciating the process of creating your own sounds, all thanks to the you 😁 keep up the awesome work 😀

[@sean_wave]

macro on the voice transpose? neat trick thanks

[@undercrownhiphop9422]

Hello Would you do a video on how to reproduce the beam style bass on the song “ lost it” by ZHU? Even better the whole song.

[@josephlandman1402]

This is brutal! If you want to have the impact separated from the mids and highs from the ( the stereo sound) the process would be different? Other thing is I've noticed the sound goes stereo and if you could have control the stereo and panning inside vital if you wanted to make it wider?

[@NGTVST]

You could use the "punch" lfo/ envelope on only one of the oscillators and route it to the direct out so that it's not affected by any of the effects. However, I wouldn't just limit myself to one patch - optimally you will probably use a second instance of Vital to create the punch sound you like and another one to create the braam sound. This gives you a lot more flexibility and doesn't need as much fine tuning as doing it all in one patch. Regarding stereo (if I understand your question correctly) you could use an envelope on the unison of the oscillators to make the sound more stereo as it progresses (or the other way around). Doing it with the effects, you could also use the delay and make use of the Haas effect and automate that. I hope this helps. :)

[@АлександрИгнашин-е2д]

Damn!)

[@mean_ice2833]

I followed everything here until the voice transpose thing, I did the same thing as you but mine doesn't change the pitch when I move the Macro 1 knob.

[@NGTVST]

Did you maybe forget to set the amount in the matrix?

[@mean_ice2833]

@@NGTVST Oh I also did that already but I eventually found the culprit while fiddling around. The small knob below the Macro 1 knob (the one that is supposed to be controlling the LFO) was bypassed thats why I'm not hearing any changes.

[@Bixdood]

whats the reason for making

[@NGTVST]

It's typically done to avoid phase issues in the low-end in case your mix is played in mono; our ears also aren't that great at working with stereo information on lower frequencies, so having the bass in stereo/ wide doesn't really add a lot of useful information and might cause problems instead.

[@Bixdood]

I see, thanks!@@NGTVST

[@wesleywild-s9x]

Dosnt it also go back to vinyl cutting ?

[@beyTu]

only for 4 min omg

[@alyctro8158]

preset download?

[@Cue-Ball.]

Recreate it yourself, it isn't that hard to just do what he's doing.

[@alyctro8158]

@@Cue-Ball. it is

[@TheSpacePlaceYT]

​@@alyctro8158 Slow down the video more to get an essence of what he's doing.

[@Evoke-Chaos]

0:34 i knew it he's an alien!

[@NGTVST]

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