Massive X Tutorials: Lush Pads (Advanced)

[@crevalation2691]

Massive X is really a good sounding synth, it sounds good with so little effort - we need more tutorials like this.

[@joeyasaperson]

Very helpful! Thanks for sharing. Watching people work while talking out loud helps a ton.

[@evoprox1]

Somehow late to the party but glad to find some other folks who like Mx and really know their ways around that awesome sounding synth. Subbed.

[@KaitavSapreMusic]

All your Massive X tutorials are excellent and helpful. Thank you!

[@StageShout]

Video should start with the Completed sound....then say....Here's how to make it. Have to forward to the end to even see if its something you want to learn to make. Love the Videos!

[@pacificbjorn]

It’s free bro lmao

[@joeymc5272]

for once someone actually shows step by step tutorials rather than half ass shows the step and just says to do something. thank you! got a subscriber here

[@blhfs]

This did such a wonderful job walking through sound design in Massive X, it makes it look so easy!!

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

_I know what you mean. I'm "pretty much" a whiz on synths but Massive X is giving me a bit of trouble to start_

[@synthplayer1563]

This is the first tutorial for me which shows the strength of Massive X. I think I have to revise my judgment about Massive X.

[@SoundsFromSound]

Rishabh is an amazing instructor and musician. His sound design skills are on point!

[@KnzoVortex]

Yeah, the synth is not trying to be the craziest modular versatile synth on the market. Kilohearts already did that with Phase Plant. It's more trying to simply be a good sounding synth with some unique features that give it it's own identity.

[@crnova7]

Many thanks for this video. As a beginner a learned a lot!!

[@city7919]

Thanks for this tuto ! I ve just discovered your channel and i subscribed. 👌

[@JamesStMichael]

Thank you so much my man! YOU DONT KNOW HOW MUCH YOU HELPED ME OUT TODAY! MUCH APPRECIATED!!!

[@ZiggyKarraa]

this was really awesome man thank you!

[@seldomatic]

Awesome guide!

[@mic_keys]

VR blew my mind. Thanks man!!!

[@gabenght9316]

Probably the best reverb i heard in softsynth.

[@quentinfeuillard8627]

Very interesting ! The song of this patch is very beautiful ! Thanks for this tutorial :)

[@Mr313PATRIOT]

Right to the point , nice video and thanks.

[@bleueyedlemonbeats3056]

Excellent tutorial my bro, to the point and distinct, looking forward to check out your other tutorial :D cheers

[@nathanleavitt5162]

Thanks. I appreciated seeing your application of LFOs. It gives me some good ideas :-)

[@jj.vargasmusic5019]

Thank you! This was a really good tutorial: short AND powerful!

[@sowellca6]

Nice and clear tutorial. Thank you. Very informative also.

[@Nickbellarosamedia]

That's a lovely pad, thanks for sharing!!

[@SambodhiPrem]

Thank you! Very helpful tutorial. 🙏🏻

[@o2wayofficial101]

thanks man great tut. love your work

[@MarcoZarco]

What an awesome tutorial. Thank you!

[@NewNoise1]

So beautiful. I need this

[@ChrrZ]

great tutorial, many thanks!

[@tothefinlandstation]

So THAT'S what VR is. Wish there was a manual.

[@epicon6]

There is now.

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

_it reads like stereo instructions_

[@marcobakkenhoven9317]

Great patch, thanks a lot!

[@MrKKmusic]

Nice job and very timely!

[@psysword]

Awesome..tops man. You’re one of the best out there.

[@a.w.bullington7339]

Excellent tutorial!

[@dylvasey]

Crazy. If you listen to the starting sound, and what he ends up with its amazing.

[@zenopus781]

Great Tutorial !!! thanks

[@andrewb214]

This sounds great. Thanks

[@VektorVirus]

What is your personal opinion of Massive X vs Pigments 2 vs Serum for sound design?

[@rishabhrajan]

JamieBlak I have used them all and they are all fantastic synths with minor pros and cons. The best part about Massive is it’s semi-modular routing capabilities which none of the others have.

[@VektorVirus]

@@rishabhrajan Hey man, thanks for the response, much appreciated. Glad I found your channel today. Looking forward to more great content. Thanks again, and be safe 🙏🏽

[@omnione7894]

great !!

[@stiffiron]

Very cool! I got a lot out of that! :-)

[@baerluxmusic6759]

Thanks Rishabh.

[@djgonche]

Good job

[@gonzalodominguez229]

Superb!! Mercii

[@Johnnyjawbone]

Nice. Very nice.

[@TobiasHJohansen]

Removing the third oscillator from the filter just to replace and re add it..

[@mr_melvis]

Thank you!

[@everstormz]

Sounds like a soundtrack from Interstellar :)

[@steverushforth7009]

Thank you.

[@TobiasHJohansen]

By changing LFO4 to Uni, you also reduced the pulse width on the third oscillator. That's probably why it sounds a lot fuller afterwards.

[@nexuswh]

Yes please more

[@ConsoleGlow]

Cool

[@jacobgeyer5040]

why u like to put chorus after the reverb?

[@rishabhrajan]

Jacob Geyer there’s no right or wrong but technically it makes more sense to place the reverb as the last effect in the chain. Doing it the other way around messes with the reverberated sound and is just a different sound I like. Another example is placing distortion after reverb. Check out Daft Punk - Derezzed for a good example of this.

[@m.g.kroger]

Nice!!

[@MichaelHassey]

Cheers

[@aiden_macleod]

I don't know if I'd call it lush, just a little too busy to be lush, don't you think?

[@gabenght9316]

Lol don't u have some idiotic comment like on every of the massive X videos?

[@向东向东]

If you use Mac and Ableton10, don't buy it. Using only one waveform will use 20% of the CPU.

[@WheelWizard-q5o]

向东 向东 lol every Mac doesn’t have the same processor.

[@enmanosdedios7689]

I always thought massive was crap. I guess i changed my opinion.

[@ohhhliver455]

Thank You!