SYNTHESIS 101: BEGINNER TO ADVANCED | Serum Tutorial 2021

[@STRANJAH]

What other BASIC techniques do you want to learn?

[@kbattt]

if playing with fm is basic that would b dope to lern about. otherwise it would be intresting to see what one can do with the noise oscilator either with noise, or other samples maby?

[@sentimentaltrash]

More BASSics please!!! (legit I’m having so much problems with bass design theory & just getting started...there so many tutorials on hyper specific ones but would be great for a bass music bass 101!!!)

[@arisednb]

Would love if you could do a video on your approach to sound design. Like if you have a sound in mind. How do you start out to get as close as possible to the sound you got in mind? And although it's not really basic: How to prevent phase issues when creating basses.

[@Ovodov]

Good day! Are you planning to discuss tracks of your subscribers? After watching your tips for Serum I have made a track and it would be great to hear your opinion about it.

[@prodmicrocosmicorbit]

call and response techniques for basses and other instruments and phrasing 4 parts of a 64 bar loop , i hope i said that correctly

[@rich_pandadsr82]

Hey stranjah you think maybe you could consider doing another ukg tutorial but in the style of conducta

[@TeddyKillerz]

Big ups Stranjah

[@DJDilemma1]

Well thats a sick endorsement. Well done dude.

[@ridinshotgun666]

This is easily the best Serum tutorial I've ever seen, I've been using Serum for a year and a half and I understand it more now than ever! Thank you!

[@STRANJAH]

I’m glad to hear that! I was thinking it made sense to do a video where we get back to basics so everyone can get up to speed!

[@arisednb]

Great job explaining the basics! I'm sure this will help a lot of people getting into synthesis. I've been working with serum for a while now but still learned a few things and got some inspirations.

[@midsfb]

Thank you sir. Great explanations on everything.

[@timstem269]

nicely put together..

[@STRANJAH]

Thank you!

[@xCORRUPTAx]

Bro, you hookin us up with these tutorials. Big up from Vancouver Island

[@RichGreen-ok9oy]

Dude. Class tutorial, you made that really understandable. Made more sense than any previous tutorial I’ve watched. Legend. Thank you.

[@molevente]

Thank you master!

[@Benchaku27]

Oi this is so good! I've learnt more in this video than I've learnt in 7 months. Big up!

[@STRANJAH]

Glad to accelerate your growth!

[@devin3m]

Very well said! We enjoy this!

[@Lordxfx]

As a additional comment which I really like about your video's: Your speech phase when you're explaining technical stuff, and how you edit your video material.

[@Ovodov]

Thank you! BEST as ALWAYS!

[@poor_impulsive]

awesome tut

[@GojiraOficial]

Maaaaaan, this is so dope! Thank you, Mr. Stranjah!

[@STRANJAH]

Most welcome!

[@MeltyCheeeze]

I'm so happy to have found your channel! Thanks for all the knowledge and insight. It's just a goldmine for noob DnB producers.

[@barongstep8747]

such a blessing to you for giving some of the knowledge of electronic music from the basic, I love it... Big up to you, sir...

[@STRANJAH]

most welcome!

[@riezzo1350]

thank you very nice

[@jcnunez695]

THANK YOU!! Modulating how much modulation gets applied is so game changing! Great Video!

[@efrenhei4902]

That's a very clear explanation! thank you very much

[@davisweimer4135]

Yoo this has to be the most concise tutorial on synthesis I've ever seen! Thanks!

[@ricktoxic]

thank you!

[@SpiffyLabs]

You are helping get me out of a writers block. Thank you so much.

[@austinprudhomme3973]

Love your videos, please do one on building tension and nailing breakdowns

[@griffo7648]

Legend bro you make it look so easy 👌👌👍👍👍

[@janoscsaki8247]

Thx Mr. Stranjah! 🙂👍

[@Lordxfx]

Excellent. Thanks 4 that!

[@SvintMvrcus]

The first 10 min I was like ah I already know this stuff, and then you went over the 3 basses and I was like 🤯

[@SandroMassarani]

Great content. Thank you very much!

[@juanburrito1361]

Yooo! 🙏Thank you sooo much! This is huge. Makes a lot things I’ve been trying to do, much clearer. Big ups @stranjah

[@omnifreqz9251]

Sick man, dope video 🔥

[@flow.dmusic]

Thank you so muchh 🔥 Have just thought about this few days ago then you release tutorial about it haha ! This does helps me a lot 😁

[@STRANJAH]

You’re most welcome!

[@Flix_DnB]

Sick tutorial, will apply these all soon

[@STRANJAH]

Have fun!

[@Flix_DnB]

@@STRANJAH Thanks bro !

[@samramsdonck1624]

Great video! Really useful information and simple explanation.

[@Mr69homefry]

This is a great video. You're crushin it bud!

[@STRANJAH]

Thx!

[@peleuno]

Excellent!

[@dallas-dee]

Great video as always!

[@mr.f_dnb]

Life saving information 😂👍

[@goddamn45]

Thanks for another helpful video! 👍 Tell us about the rest of the settings in the Matrix section next time. Also, in one of the previous videos, I asked to show how to make bass from Transition by Macky Gee and DJ Phantasy, but now I really want to know how to make bass from one track from the last album Macky Gee called Joy. Thousands of attempts to do something like this, I think I have already tried all the waveforms to achieve a similar sound, but still it does not work. I hope for your help, I love your videos!🔥🔥🔥

[@solo_international777]

This was fantastic, thank you so much!

[@itsawave3127]

Looking forward to this, I think a series that focuses on helping begginer edm producers become better would be so useful to me and others

[@poor_impulsive]

Watch all Stranjahs videos and learn

[@TDiamond777]

really good video g

[@BEARELIZ]

Bruh I just found ur channel and holy fuck ur so informative, thank youuuu

[@prodmicrocosmicorbit]

call and response techniques for basses and other instruments and phrasing 4 parts of a 64 bar loop , i hope i said that correctly

[@John_dBj_Brown]

I vibe off seeing the way everyone approaches serum differently. You have a solid skill set with your sound design. Would love to see how you would approach making some classic sounds like a mentasm (Joey Beltram) or a classic Hoover, know what I mean?

[@WhiteWhiskerMusica]

Learning synthesis has been such a pain in the ass for me, but this really helps lol. Wish you would do a little demo or preset pack for Vital (wink wink bass patches wink wink) but this is still good stuff to review. 😅

[@STRANJAH]

It’s coming vital pack

[@user-nr7ls1uj2q]

You've had 999 likes on this video. Now you have 1000. Thank you.

[@searchandestroy69]

Grwat video

[@hondr1ch]

It would be nice to hear some sounds along the visualisations and instructions. edit: changed to 'real' speakers. my room is shaking.

[@fullyleaded]

Please tell me where we can get the smartelectronixs oscilloscope! I cant find one that works with my Ableton, its the latest Ableton and Im using a macbook pro.

[@tKcs2]

He setup envelope one but why would you use envelope two for pitch modulation and not just env1?

[@subject_ultra]

try occularScope by bomshankamachines. its free

[@Sibug568]

Hi stranjah, I think you are a very beautiful man. No homo, but I love your videos. Please do more awesome dances to jungle dnb. ❤

[@Sibug568]

More FL studio content please!

[@Sibug568]

@@Endle185 it's my preferred DAW ☺

[@rainieralbertsz4165]

24 does not equal 2 octaves in serum. Its between 18 19 which obv doesnt help that much.

[@munnik_dnb]

you must go outside and take a breath before you type hey

[@nikku1166]

In regards to the global pitch modulation I've wondered this myself. It has a value of 0-100 positive and negative. typically when dealing with pitch, things will adjust in increments of 12 (an octave) and the max will be something like 24, 48, 96. So with it having a max of 100, either Serum's pitch modulation can top and bottom out at 8.333 octaves, which is a super weird. or to get exact pitch we would have to know the max value of it's pitch bend ability, and divide by 12 to know the value of a true octave.

[@blackradowan8465]

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[@memeu]

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