Sean Tyas In The Studio With Future Music Part 3

FM226 May 2010
Bassline and Lead lines
Using layers of synths such as the ES2 and V-Station, Sean shows how he created the bassline from Somethings Up. He then takes you through the elements that created the multi-layered lead line from his remix of Vascotia's Verano.

[@SonophoriaMusic]

Some fantastic trance sounds and Great talk-through from Sean! Thanks!

[@FireWalkMusic]

This was simply awesome to watch! :)

[@jasonfilmscore]

One of the best FM masterclasses.. Very to the point..You are a great teacher sean!

[@flashspheremusic]

My greatest trance hero dj/producer Sean Tyas! Learned a lot of your studio session! Thanks FM and thanks trance maestro!

[@FallingIslands]

Thanks for this amazing series, Sean!

[@carnivourlocust]

Best Studio session ever!!! Thank you Sean!

[@tomislavgolub]

Amazing,FM thank You alot for this video,Sean really is a master!!! So easy how he do it,yet so complex :D

[@haro82]

Really cool to see how those amazing basslines are created with layers. Great video!

[@SkylerJayMusic]

The best way to learn is just watching how professionals get it done ;) Amazing tutorial. Thanks FM and Sean Tyas ;)

[@djvar94]

Something's up is insanityyyyy damn Sean Tyas is one of the really best producers all around the world....love him :P

[@jakemc2009]

Great stuff. I have learned a lot from these videos. Thank you

[@lvymusic]

Sean one of the best DJ and just a good person .

[@Lagos08]

I love Sean Tyas since I was 15

[@DJEERIEHIVE]

Simply amazing!!!.... ur da best.

[@Nemisis99]

It is magic and I'll tell you why. Cause you can copy everything he does, all his layers, all his settings, and still have your track sound like shit and his still awesome. I've been producing for 9 years, know quite a lot, but its still never enough to get your sounds up to his level. The loudness, the depth, clarity, I really thing you just have to be born with a certain gene because I sure as hell can't teach myself this shit no matter how long.

[@felixfandorin]

Sean the best, thanks

[@cheshmsafaid]

he is a kicker producers! awesome!

[@fededj2002]

Angel's Music!!!!

[@MsPavluchenko]

Nice the best !!

[@TranceEargasm]

Genius.

[@marcozmusic9593]

Love that Logic Pro 9 bug! Deal with it on a daily basis!

[@victorgustavo4366]

6 layers for make one Bassline!!! i use 3 LOL!!! i need more!!!

[@harlam7830]

good work/

[@SkylerJayMusic]

@DerekReeseZsugus Yes indeed, but it's always useful to get to know some tips and tricks peformed by a professional. Especially tutorials by professionals are great.

[@TheKDRmusic]

Which leads would you suggest for energetic lead sounds using nexus?

[@DerekReeseZsugus]

@SkylerOfficial The best way to learn is by practicing. This way you can only learn a few tips & tricks, but not how to properly use a DAW. It's useful though. :)

[@bestbeat9]

Do you have preset for make a the saw sound for the ES2 because I am fairly new to sound design and i have no idea which do in the logic whit this vst.

[@TREBLEANDSONIDO]

How do you configure that mix window? is that the one from logic 8 or is a custom one from 9 and if yes, how do you create ur own? chrs

[@bestbeat9]

anyone know wich is the instrument that Sean use in minute 2:59? thanks in advance.

[@TheJSSMUSIC]

@emoaxel151 it's a access virus ti

[@TREBLEANDSONIDO]

@PANDAPANDAMADNESS thx! strange that the environment didn't cross my mind :d

[@Pbl6ak90]

Жаль , качество 720 , хотелось бы1080... Люблю творчество от Sean Tyas

[@АлександрВизгунов-ы6б]

1080 бы не спасло, качество само по себе не очень, на глаз даже хуже, чем 720

[@robertcece6972]

Does anyone know what type of CPU's these guys mix on? I mean the PC's processor itself. If I layer 6 vsts in my bass, even with an intel xenon quad core it pushes my CPU up to like 20-25%. I've tried it before. Then I wind up layering 2-3 for my main lead, acid sounds, pads, noise, etc etc I wind up using around 25+ vsts per track and that max's my CPU out fast. I need a computer where I can use like 50-100 vsts and not push my usage over 50%.

[@marcozmusic9593]

you need to bounce those parts down to audio so they take up less CPU usage. No doubt they have powerful machines prob quad core processors with at least 16GB RAM

[@robertcece6972]

STIG Zero Yes you stupid fuck. Encase you didn't know, certain forms of music like classical require at least 150 different instruments & channels. Try to learn something about music you peabrained idiot.

[@ConnorWaldo]

Robert Cece This was taken in 2010...tbh, his computer probably isn't SUPER great. I mean I don't even know if he'd have a quad core. I could be wrong, but he was bouncing his leads and reverbed kicks and then reimporting them. Might be due to his computer not being the latest and greatest. Just my observation/opinion.

[@jonilaht]

+Robert Cece You can ease the CPU-load with good audio interface. There is a huge difference.

[@Wombat1290]

+Robert Cece Hey mate, there is like no pc who can take 100 spire's or sylenths or whatever, just layer them and process them, then bounce to audio, thats the best thing to do in my opinion, gl

[@orchidproductions]

Whats that "overused" preset on Ohmboyz?

[@KhanKhan-yl8fi]

Any one knows the name of tune in start of this video

[@Wombat1290]

+Arslan Khan Sean Tyas and Simon Patterson For The Most Part

[@supraver]

I gotta start drinking Evian.

[@DANTEBLOOM]

what keyboard is that on the desk ?

[@pytoche]

i want to see some replies with your own tracks using those instructions.

[@bassbanger87]

Get Simon Patterson please :)

[@СергейИванович-м2я]

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