Joe's Approach to Rock and Metal Synth/Sound Design

Joe got a few requests to do a walkthrough of his process when approaching Synth and Sound Design in Rock and Metal.
So sit back and enjoy this longform video where he shows you 3 different sub-genres and, in real time, shows you how he'd add in synth and sound design to elevate the music to it's next level.
All GGD products used in this video can be found at getgooddrums.com

[@moremeditations3622]

49:00 I'm glad I'm not the only one who has to make the noise out loud before you try to find it 😂

[@talewars]

Awesome video man as always. Every one of these tutorial/walkthroughs are guaranteed to give me loads of inspiration. Please make more!

[@rickbiessman6084]

Such good stuff. You guys are super generous in sharing your knowledge and skills! Also, I reeeaaally loved all the riffs/chord voicings in this lesson.

[@kittycass190]

This channel is so awesome, I’m glad you guys teach such great production techniques!

[@eDrumsandVSTs]

Loved the snare in final mix

[@Hirondel]

Thank you so much for this, this was soooo useful and well explained ! 😃

[@oatandjam]

Perfect timing. This is just what I've been looking for!

[@Backslashjake]

That 2nd riff…..

[@drivenelement]

Timestamp is 22:34 for anyone wondering :)

[@nickwatland3565]

Glad to see the hard part seems to be sound selection haha. Good shit !

[@DeskLazer]

need to sample that groan from 55:07 and use in the next song! all that being said, thanks for sharing some insight on your process!

[@codeguitars]

I'd love to get the tabs for those chords in the first example!

[@christophermcclelland1556]

What is that arpeggiator app?

[@DeskLazer]

it's just stock in logic. your DAW likely has an arpeggiator or do you can find freeware arps (or in your softsynth). I believe even serum has an arp built in.