Massive X Tutorials: Pan Flute

[@BigWorldofToys]

Really enjoying your Massive X tutorials, can't wait for more. Thanks

[@ernstlieber4340]

The tutorial is great for showing what to do with massive x. Concerning the pan flute "attempt": There is a stage while you are modeling the sound where it really really is close to a pan flute (except for the envelope/attack)- but then as you are proceeding, you are altering it to a more artificial sound. As I said: this does not ipact the value of the tutorial for learning massive x.

[@LikeAGentlemanPlease]

I know this maybe to much but idc. You are a massive G-O-D! Thanks for sharing the knowledge

[@designaReid]

How do I do this on the older version of massive?

[@x_poppi_o]

Could you pls make a tut for heavy sounding bass?

[@MGCaverly]

Beautiful:)

[@callummckie894]

I noticed that you always place the delay after the reverb, just wondering if this is intentional and if so why

[@VictorSteiner]

I know ADSR but what exactly is different about exciter envelopes? Is it attack decay only?

[@rishabhrajan]

Yes, Just like ADSR, this is AR. Also the time values are really short so its called an exciter envelope.

[@VictorSteiner]

@@rishabhrajan Thanks!

[@DaveDemayClips]

I know I’m watching these videos of yours 3 years after posting, but me being a late bloomer to ADSR sound design, I love how you start from scratch and show how easy it is to design a useful and great sound IMG synth.

[@MatrixxSoundlab]

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!