Frequent In The DAW | Alpha State | NeuroHop In Ableton Live

[@YouJustGotSquished]

Get COPYCATT on here! Thanks for making a vid with Nolan, he's easily one of my favorite producers.

[@COPYCATT]

[@Ludvio]

big respect for spending so much time for this and sharing this with us without trying to suck money.thank you mr frequent you are really amazing

[@cpark1992]

This is absolute GOLD. The percussive/glitchy hits are so clean! Unbelievable processing and great use of the Beats Warp mode!

[@excape_artist]

Jesus... I have to watch this whole video again at least 4 more times, because I was learning more in random 5 min clips than I have in my entire 4 year producing journey. Holy.

[@matthewgraf5001]

These granulator tips are insane.

[@Iceman219]

Great idea for a channel. Always wanted to see how my favorite producers work. KOAN Sound, Joe Ford, and Electric Mantis would be my top 3 to see

[@AnUnwrittenEvent]

i always fucking loved this guy anyway

[@mikuzk3394]

This is indeed a nice contrast for those 30 minutes opening up a package and acting really weird videos, no hate, you still my favourite :D

[@filippetrucha5422]

in the daw are awesome guys, keep them coning. more sound designers pls

[@GYFCDDJKEDXXC]

Big ups mate. This series is a great idea. Keep it up!

[@dankwarmouse6248]

Man it is a little surreal seeing the internal organs of this song. Dream Recall is without a doubt my favorite album in years. Thank you so much for providing this Multiplier and thank you Frequent for the great music and usual openness about your methods!

[@redapplefour6223]

i just wrote a page long review for dream recall and now i'm here cuz i linked it. frequent is an incredible person lol

[@br0k3nf1ng3rmusic]

Yeah, that’s what’s up! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@an0va]

look at all their faces starting at 17:55 lmao

[@voxeldoesart]

When you drift too far

[@captainhero6550]

First Au5, now Frequent...DAAMN!

[@baronvonbeandip]

Granular synths are the best. Between Serum, Harmor, and Kaivo, what more could you need?

[@DanielJ]

"Crimped Grambis" lmao I love Nolan

[@comehonoreyes]

i like this seris multiplier keep it going !!!!!!

[@Veskymusic]

this is fucking awesome man. you guys are gold :) keep it up!

[@Veskymusic]

same here bro! :) would be great to be part of your show in the future. now I'm working in my first upcoming album. I've released one single from it, if you can check it out, please let me know what you thought! would be super awesome to get feedback from you, seriously haha. :) greetings from Venezuela soundcloud.com/vskymusic/pictures-from-my-past

[@mikehattias5837]

this was awesome

[@novie160]

In the DAW with Rusty K please!

[@Barnes0420]

Igg go YO

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Been looking for a Granulator equivalent for outside of Ableton since I saw Mr. Bill use it in the Collab Alliance. Fruity Granulizer doesn't hold a candle to it. Will have to check out Form and Glitch Machines. Thanks guys!

[@danieklerr]

Hello.. The MAX Granulator is built around the original Granulator by Riccardo Sinigaglia, and the original, bare-bones GUI is still available as a free VST. I'm going to try and link it in a separate reply below, but it you don't see it KZbin has stepped in with a spam filter, and you will have to Google it.

[@danieklerr]

www.riccardosinigaglia.com/vst.html

[@danieklerr]

If you want something that looks a bit flashier, try Hadron: www.partikkelaudio.com/downloads/hadron-particle-synthesizer

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Aah, amazing! Thanks a lot. Can't wait to get home tonight. Reaper (my main DAW) bridges old VSTs like a boss. I'll give the free one a try.

[@DjangoFlaherty]

Thanks for sharing the podcast! I'll be sure to check it out. Reaper like any DAW has its strengths and weaknesses. It's gaining popularity among game sound designers for its immense flexibility, community-built scripts and batch rendering capabilities, but with no bundled sound libraries or instruments, it's not very inviting to music producers, particularly beginners. Its mixing workflow is second to none, its audio editing workflow rivals that of Pro Tools, and it can even do basic video editing. Its MIDI editing could be better in places, but it gets the job done. One of its quirks is that there's only one track type - it can handle audio, video, MIDI, or be a folder or aux send. To a newcommer it might look as if it's only for audio. Setting it up for MIDI takes some fiddling, but once you start saving track templates, the workflow improves dramatically.

[@colbyjoines2255]

Maybe try and get tynan on!

[@fasnosturalanov5415]

What about vocoder tricks?

[@dawnuddaded853]

SWEET MERCY INDEED!!

[@NullifiedToad]

CharlesTheFirst would be dope

[@blissrae-ul3qk]

RIP King

[@Jackson-ni4hz]

multiplier get Zeneth or Our Enemies on :)

[@TheBlashMusic]

GET EVOKE!

[@hypnauticamusic]

11:04 lol

[@FinalfixMusic]

Who's the guy above you and frequent? I'm trying to figure it out but there's nothing to be found about him whatsoever.

[@FinalfixMusic]

I only know his name is Wyatt xD

[@timalright]

based on his voice i thought that frequent was black l o l

[@brandonwilliams522]

Get some hip hop producers on here.