Learn Synthesizers and Sound Design Episode 1 // Understanding Sound

[@jazensounds453]

Hey everyone, thanks for checking out the first episode of my learning sound design series! I'm still getting used to this whole voiceover thing, so sorry if I sound a little bit stiff at times. Let me know if there is anything you'd like to see done differently in future episodes. Much love

[@ianpimplane]

You don't sound stiff at all dude. You got a good narrative voice. Keep it up. Great informative channel. Looking forward to this series.

[@Gome.o]

I don’t even care about learning the sound design. I just like watching you videos for the sound of your voice. No homo Jokes, this series kicks ass and takes names and were only one episode in. Sick content brah!

[@EversonBernardes]

Narration was completely fine. Never sounded robotic or wooden, was at a great pace, clear and concise, good articulation.

[@djslaynee6726]

great content. but where are the rest of them?

[@xxgirlb0yxx]

I gotta say. Someone namedropped this channel in the Vital discord server and my life is CHANGED. I've never been this genuinely excited about a more educationally-inclined "program" in my LIFE. That $25 tier is lookin real nice rn. your work is incredible.

[@jazensounds453]

Really appreciate it, this means a lot to me ❤️

[@Gome.o]

This video is really something else. A lot of information in here I’ve simply never come across before. The information is original and unique. I imagine this series will get you a whole heap of subscribers. I can tell you’ve put in a lot of work, everything from the branding to the animations and even the website design - it’s all super slick. I’m seriously impressed dude.

[@jazensounds453]

Appreciate it 😘

[@karlovesel6088]

This tutorial changes everything for me, you explain complex concepts so well.

[@hyurisalvador3914]

He explain things very well like In The Mix

[@vivanfernandes]

Thank you so much man .. looking forward for more videos

[@buhhhhhhhhh]

This is useful af. Looking forward to the next lesson!

[@nicklund667]

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[@aryanarya8741]

Thanks for making these videos. They are so great and meaningful. Just a tip- reduce the sibilance of your voice so that it's softer on the ears when listening through headphones. Once again thanks a lot :)

[@antoniusguntoro2052]

Thank you! Feel so blessed to found this video and your channel

[@kyleparker4639]

I can tell this is gonna be really useful to me, I hope you can reach a large audience someday

[@ramalshebl60]

Omg YES!!! We need more voice overs

[@maxspecter]

This is a great video for understanding the basics of sound! Your videos have helped me a lot, thanks for doing this) But I noticed a slight inaccuracy about the clipping of the sound, which is above 0dB. If you render the sound in mp3 or wav 16/24 bit format, the sound will indeed clipping. But if you render wav 32 bit, there will be no clipping at 0dB. This is because the dynamic range is much higher in this format, so there is a large headroom (coding features). In a 32 bit file where the audio exceeds 0dB you can simply turn down the volume, and there will be no loss of information or clipping. Another thing is when it comes to playback devices. As far as I know, there are devices that can playback audio above 0dB, but most devices cannot. This is where I don't really know much, I haven't looked deeply into the subject. So, of course, the final track should be limited to 0dB.

[@jazensounds453]

Yeah wav floats can remember information that gets clipped, but I didn’t want to get into that stuff in this video. If you export a float that was clipping inside your daw, it will get normalized down to 0db outside your daw. Also, decibels are just a relative measurement, so that’s why you hear about measuring sounds at 70db or whatever, but in the context of your daw, 0db is the hard limit and anything you play over 0db on the master fader will always clip 100% of the time, no matter what speakers you listen on. Floating points allows you not to permanently lose the information that gets clipped, but it doesn’t change the fact that the file will still clip when played above 0db in your daw.

[@maxspecter]

@@jazensounds453 Yes, that's right, for a beginner it's best to remember not to go beyond 0dB to avoid misunderstandings. I did not know about clipping inside DAW on the master, but heard in practice) I think it depends a lot on the sound processing in DAW and plugins.

[@EdVonderble]

Brilliant video. Thank you for your time and effort and I look forward to the next one. x

[@ambrosevh]

This is a fantastic video, really looking forward to the rest of the series and seeing your channel grow!

[@Eichro]

I really appreciate this kind of videos. Never liked the way your Vital tutorials are just giving instructions and numbers, so a closer look on the fundamentals is exactly what I wanted to see! Can't wait to see how you approach understanding and reproducing timbres, that is why I watch your channel after all.

[@EricBowman]

Excited for this series!

[@ibrahimbeats]

this is such a good video that i might literally send it to one of my former profs

[@jazensounds453]

High praise, thank you!

[@hygotron]

Dude you're gonna blow up

[@matthewsmith2298]

This series is going to be super valuable. I can already tell. I wish I had video's this concise when I first started learning about music production and sound design. I would have most likely watched 4-6 long winded video's back then to learn the contents of this video. Are you planning to cover phase? And phase cancellation at some point in this series. Because its argubly the be and end all to alot of things in sound design and production. But regardless. Great Job on the video. Beyond professional presentation and straight to the point information. You finesse it.

[@jazensounds453]

Thanks man! Yeah eventually, but I can think of maybe 6 or 7 more topics worth learning before that point. Why does all this have to be so complicated 😅

[@matthewsmith2298]

@@jazensounds453 No problem. Yeah thats understandable. I've asked the same question many times. About many different things. But I guess there's no rush to cover one particular topic. They all have value. So whatever you do decide to cover. Its going to be useful to your viewers regardless. So yeah keep up the good work.

[@thomasnikzakrzewski4477]

Great tutorial. Love the baking metaphor for additive synthesis. Looking forward to your further explanation about that.

[@Steven_Fisher1]

Thank you! This series is going to be very helpful. 🙂

[@landqmusic]

sick tutorial man. can't wait for the next episode!!

[@vipex8105]

You're a great help in learning sound design! Your Vital Tutorials helped me so much, keep up the great work!

[@tim110-handle]

i'm really hyped! Your previous tutorials already showed your knowledge and now you are making this series and you can already tell, this is high quality stuff!

[@GuulA]

This was AMAZING! Thank you!

[@SamuelHaak]

Like a lot of other people Iegit just haven't come across this info anywhere before. Excited for the rest of the series :)

[@vivanfernandes]

Is there any other way that I can support your channel .. coz man your extremely underrated

[@jazensounds453]

Just by watching you are supporting ❤️

[@vvvndrwaaa6838]

this serie is fye bro keep doing it

[@ImArtfulLee]

Thanks for video. I speak a little English, but auto-subtitles is my friends. They help me)) You are the best. I like your videos)

[@rafsandomierz5313]

Great explonation of basics very detailed and break'd down for beginners!

[@swaggedup6934]

Hell yeah pumped for this series

[@varadshindemusic]

Wow . Thankyou soo much for this series !!!!!

[@jfm3265]

Loving your videos man! you think you can remake the drop chords on " Laxcity - Goodmorning"? Could be great! 😄

[@jazensounds453]

Hey thanks! Post it in the discord sound requests channel

[@chrispinkalala6265]

Solid video bro! The best synth tutorial I've ever seen your helping new producers like me everyday with this stuff thank you so much! 😁

[@alberto.pereira]

Loving this series. Thanks for doing.

[@divishka]

You are the brilliant

[@vymm1864]

thank you so much! As a beginner this helps a lot!

[@gir4ff_flawless93]

This is INSANELY Professional! You are a fucking God seriously. I dont think i have ever seen a music production video thats as well made as this one

[@jazensounds453]

Appreciate it!

[@Valentino-mx5wd]

waiting for a part 2 please be consistent

[@siddharthgupta5489]

thanks for this bro its very helpful for me and others

[@_mickmccarthy]

Wohoo! Very excited for the series!

[@tsubamibeats]

thank you for making this 🤍

[@altegovibes]

Spectrum analyzers... it could be nice to deep dive in it.

[@noviousmusic294]

thanks today i learn something new and thanks again now i go to complee my homework 🙏🙏

[@Feelix_music]

Me and my homie are following you so we can learn the way of the Jedi and craft bangers

[@ph11n1x]

Amazing information!

[@RBmusic2000]

how do i watch the rest of these great educational videos. i want to learn more about sound design

[@jazensounds453]

Sorry I’ve been slacking off in terms of content lately, but check out Eric bowman’s channel! He just started up something similar

[@liz8041]

thank you for creating this series! when will the next episode be uploaded tho?

[@jazensounds453]

When I get around to it… been busy lately, sorry 😅

[@matasnavickis224]

Whats that song in the intro background. If you made that please release it🔥🔥

[@Gome.o]

The wait for the next lesson is killing me. No rush, take your time...

[@jazensounds453]

I’m planning a different video for this week so maybe 2 weeks from now… ? No promises though these are a lot of time to make😅

[@Gome.o]

@@jazensounds453 I’ll love you no matter what, but would love you a lot more if you promise to keep to your schedule? I’m totally kidding. Take your time. But also, don’t. I’m being selfish, but only coz you’re producing valuable resources I must suck up all for myself. Looking forward to seeing updates from you, whether that be 2 weeks or years from now. You’re in my top 3 sound design you tubers, but I won’t tell you where exactly you sit. It’s good to keep a little mystery… … number 1. It’s number 1. You’re my favourite KZbin sound designer. Underdog and Catalyze music academy are second and third.

[@diegom1215]

"There's no greater sign of an amateur producer than exporting a mix down that is obviously clipping".. Rick Rubin in SHAMBLES :v Great start, man, can't wait for the rest of this series! (unrelated: will you be uploading your live stream from a couple of days ago? Caught a portion of it and it was awesome stuff)

[@jazensounds453]

Thanks man! Gonna keep it unlisted for now, expect more live streams though :)

[@3mmiii975]

really great channel thank u

[@OliverBergMusic]

Super helpful!

[@MarkoDeLaVoota]

this is gold , thx !

[@tonkotsu_u]

Lesss gooo 🙌🔥

[@dj_blueruin]

Huge Thx bro ！ Let's make more !

[@7vn]

love it so much

[@keanemakesvideos]

You are amazing

[@paulwatuwa539]

man thank you so much

[@elegantleech4395]

You are a god man, so underrated... At least i hope that i could help u commenting Grrrreat video

[@Phoboss11478]

Master, Where is the 2nd lesson? 🥺

[@jazensounds453]

Should be with in the next week or so. Two weeks at the latest :p

[@Phoboss11478]

@@jazensounds453 ty, master 🙏

[@bogelmanDDD]

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[@guadalupevasquez9859]

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[@mackfly8420]

i came for synth tips and i feel like i've gone through a trip lmao

[@prod.NEMESIS_BEATS]

Bro should definitely consider narrating audiobooks

[@kubexman]

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[@beuniquewithfreesoul7822]

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[@juvin2506]

bbro where is new video on sound design

[@Gome.o]

3:36 Jesus am I going deaf it sounds the same 3:40 … I knew that

[@Gome.o]

Ahhhh homework… my dog ate mine