Noisia - Could This Be | 7 things I learnt from the official stems...

[@AntidoteAudio]

Download this ableton project for the drops I created here (first 24hours only) www.dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/fi/nb0qo0pg8d2aj2siepi3u/Antidote-Audio-Noisia-Drop-Ideas-Project.zip?rlkey=dg2lf7hpov90v59bintgypfgn&dl=0

[@Rickaby1224]

Pls reupload link disabled :(

[@AntidoteAudio]

@@Rickaby1224 sorry about that! just updated it :)

[@Rickaby1224]

@@AntidoteAudio No worries, legend bro thank you!!

[@RuiDaSilvaMusic]

sick drop

[@flyoverfredusa]

24hr didn't take in to time difference bro, I'm in the US so missed it :(

[@thudhrtz]

The notch is there to make more room for your kick and when the “mud” comes back in after the filter goes away it hits harder. Super useful technique, you can use it on high mids as well to make room for snare slap on a new 8 bar.

[@AntidoteAudio]

Super useful! Great idea to use it to make a little room for the snare as well!

[@magna9076]

I respect the hard work gone into analysing these Noisia stems. Youve inspired me to do the same, big up thanks! 🙌

[@AntidoteAudio]

Cheers!! 🙌 good luck with your own analysing!

[@insertbrandaccountnamehere3436]

Glad you've emphasized the point of putting a notch in the low mids. I tell my producer friends this and some of them still sleep on that point. Doing that just makes the bass so much harder, "driven", but clean at the same time. It also helps with giving your mix headroom if you need it

[@AntidoteAudio]

Under rated easy trick for sure, and you're right it does so much!

[@spaceinsects5113]

haven't heard of this b4, i guess around 500hz is some good place to find a sweet spot and i guess -18 db of noise reduction should be fine?

[@wingzAT]

removing too much of them is also a reason why many mixes sound very plasticy. expertly balancing low mids gives a lot of warmth to tunes.

[@FatherFunk]

Great video bro! I studied music production at university and I always thought there wasn't enough emphasis on listening. I've learnt so much just by listening closely to tracks by my favourite artists. With the stems it's even better.

[@AntidoteAudio]

Yeah I get what you mean! You can learn so much just by listening and even more with stems!

[@4am446]

May I point out that when pitching the snares they actually only pitched the ring of the snare The fundamental low frequency spike is the same pitch in both. This makes the snare pitch change way more subtle and glued together. Because there’s no obvious pitch up but the snares sound different to each other So I assume they synthesised a thump and played that the same each time and then the high miss - high end of the snare is what they pitched up and down

[@AntidoteAudio]

Interesting! That makes so much more sense than pitching the whole drum sample up, I’m pretty sure they use a lot of “superior drummer” so perhaps they pitched the tail up using that vst?

[@williamsmusicproduction]

this was soooo insightful pleeeease make more like this!!

[@AntidoteAudio]

For sure gonna be doing more like this!

[@KOSMIKFEADRECORDS]

Crazy how well this song ages and how "light" the elements actually are but smash psycho acoustically. LOVED THIS. also you know... sometimes the gaps are for the compositions sake.. like thats just how the groove was and the rest is accidental. But loved this... such a universal track and worth while analyzing... ps different crunchy bass for the kick with punchy pitch env is awesome.. deffo seen this with distorting a kick and using it as a bass.. last little note.. the "delayd" side texture.. could just be from layering a wide thing on the bass and then compressing together wich will always fill the lower amplitude parts with the noise but when the bass is loudest push it out the way.. making it seem "delayed" or seemingly comming afterward. liked and subbed instantly.

[@AntidoteAudio]

Epic!!!! and cheers for the extra insights as well, you seem like such a passionate producer which is awesome!

[@marslinhart]

Pls, download its again ❤❤❤

[@flyoverfredusa]

excellent stuff, always interesting to see how the legends do it - appreciate you doing this

[@AntidoteAudio]

Cheers!! 😁

[@SUBSYNDICATE]

Noisia Shenannigans hahah this was a real gem!! I'd love a part 2, this was really cool :)

[@AntidoteAudio]

Cheers! I’ll see if I can do a part 2 soon 😁

[@Ubul3]

what a great idea, well executed. awesome video

[@AntidoteAudio]

Thanks!!! 🙌

[@Pyroific]

great tips, ty for sharing!

[@AntidoteAudio]

No worries 😊😊

[@adukenuk]

The Sleepnet remix of this is so insanely good

[@v0id_art]

My top track of 2023 on Spotify

[@sentinelav]

When the best person to remix Nik's drums is Nik

[@valentinovigovv]

Amazing analysis man. Noisia might be one of my biggest inspirations in sound design. I would love to see how you made your neurobass on Operator, i know it's just sinewaves, noise and distortion most of the time but i'd like a closeup on your process :-)

[@AntidoteAudio]

Cheers! It’s a pretty basic operator patches but the audio effect racks makes them shine! I think I’ve done a video on Reese basses and audio effect racks before. But I’ve also got a video where I have 10 bass audio effect racks up for free

[@valentinovigovv]

@@AntidoteAudio amazing ❤️

[@No.0.o.0]

side satisfaction is also a big Noisia thing i’ve found. Also just a bell can cut the mids in a nice way without fucking up the phase as badly as a notch 😅

[@AntidoteAudio]

Oh true! 🙌

[@Cjzcc123]

I picked producing back up again about a week ago now, diving into videos like these are actually unbelievable. I’d never of even thought to entertain trying any of this. Ps do you have courses or a Patreon? I want you as a mentor. 😂

[@AntidoteAudio]

Oh wicked, welcome back to producing! I sadly don’t a patreon or anything like that, literally just upload my tutorials on KZbin and make my own sample packs

[@EpicUnivers]

love the original could this be but man the sleepnet remix of it is just perfection

[@AntidoteAudio]

yeah that remix is absolutely bonkers!!!

[@machinate]

randomly pitching drum sounds subtly around predates Noisia by like... decades. It's a staple of old hardware samplers, where storage for roundrobins was non-existant. In fact, you can find this trick applied on stock Ableton Live drum rack presets, like the snare in the 808 Core kit, it's got 0.5% random pitch mod on it. It's so good.

[@AntidoteAudio]

That’s so cool, didn’t realise the core kit had that applied!

[@DJazium]

Sick!

[@AntidoteAudio]

Cheers!!

[@WforWrath]

yo drop that reese somewhere

[@marslinhart]

How can i download this stems like you??

[@thomass9457]

He said

[@AntidoteAudio]

Search up “vision recordings” on patreon and that’s where I got the stems from 😁 not too sure if they’re still up there as I downloaded them a while ago…

[@omarr2423]

ARghhhhh i mised the download timeframe.... ugh... add one more day please

[@AntidoteAudio]

Gonna rerelease these projects eventually in the future if anyone misses them 👍

[@skookzy]

since when could I download my favourite artist stems?? and where from? xD

[@JaimeDuendeDeGongora]

Noisia has that thing for their patreon sub

[@AntidoteAudio]

yeah Noisia's official patreon (vision recordings), on thier producer tier they sometimes post stems to their originals or stems to others remixes of their tracks :)

[@skookzy]

i like the track btw, better than the noisia one!

[@AntidoteAudio]

oh dayummm, you're too kind!

[@skookzy]

@@AntidoteAudio I just tried leaving a message about sending you some stems and sent a link to some tunes but I think the comment got removed? Whats your email so I can privately send them to you bro?

[@ericbley6299]

😎

[@AntidoteAudio]

🙌🙌

[@dial_up_romance]

good breakdown man

[@AntidoteAudio]

Thanks!!!