Unique RHYTHMS Like ODESZA / Mura Masa / Flume

[@SynthHackerTV]

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[@ogloc2141]

"Ship Wrek - Need It" uses a similar rhythm. They're not using chords but it's an interesting sound nonetheless.

[@SynthHackerTV]

That's badass, love it.

[@jackabrams5859]

Ship wrek like to use that technique a lot

[@skurd721]

And now they used it to make the best song the chainsmokers have ever been associated with

[@Exit_Sign]

OHHHHHHHHH NICE!!!!!! I WAS WONDERING ABOUT THIS ONE. Odesza - Last Goodbye!!!!! I've been listening to this song on repeat since it came out. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!

[@padeshahoffical6587]

same 😅

[@noahtotten]

Recovery by Rival consoles, is my favorite use of this effect, the dynamics and automations on the synth parameters make it feel so alive. Prism and Turing Alone both by The Flashbuld use this effect a bit more subtly, but it’s incredibly effective. Silence by Kidnap uses this effect in the second half of the song as well.

[@alexrsmith31]

Recovery is an insane track, good to see it mentioned!

[@MagnificentlyHighAlien]

That was my first ever track where I heard this. I was just instant love.

[@luisbrasy8549]

@@MagnificentlyHighAlien same :)

[@JovanLJH]

I freaking love songs like these!! I collected some songs that also use this technique hahaha Unknown Brain - Don't Bother Elijah Hill - Better Allen Mock - Phantom Mura Masa - 2gether

[@mackxi]

2 gether uses a filter lfo I think actually

[@mattey909]

Camo & Krooked used these type of rythm in "Overture". (Which is super unusual for Drum & Bass, but amazing)

[@Sqeedledee]

Yeap, great track.

[@eliotskii]

I’m actually so glad you adressed this! An amazing track it is!

[@fbi2795]

Dammit! I was just going to write this hahahahah

[@sebnouvo6452]

Stromaes Track "L'enfer" features this Chord Trick as well. Pretty much the same sound as Odeszas "Last Goodbye" and it was released a month before the Odessa Track..Maybe they got inspired by it.

[@clarkwhite2026]

Great technique tip. Love it when a wandering rhythm locks back into groove. Stranger by Chemical Disco springs to mind.

[@mosemusica]

I watched a few tutorials on this process and this by far was the most fun approach I found using the arp. I had initially thought of breaktweaker when I first heard it.

[@SynthHackerTV]

Appreciate it!

[@VenstaMusic]

01:36 As you were asking more examples; This future bass kind of vibe also found its way into the more experimental sides of the drum 'n bass scene. Most recently what comes to mind is the track 'Racing Raindrops' by Screamarts. Can highly recommend checking that tune and other productions of his, it's lovely! Also want to give some shouts to the likes of IMANU, The Caracal Project and Circumference. All new wave dnb acts that have incorporated that future sound into dnb, and I know from your content how much you like future house / bass. Bigups on your continued lessons Synth Hacker, you're a gem. Thank you for all the knowledge and joy you spread, you're awesome! ♥️

[@SynthHackerTV]

The Screamarts track is pretty unique I like it! I love IMANU's stuff he's insane, I'll have to give the others a listen too. Thanks for the kind comment!

[@hackywack]

I've been looking for a tutorial like this since I heard a similar technique in Anyma's Consciousness. THANK YOUUUU!!!!

[@lellel6669]

i perfectly even recreated the flume - spring drop part with samples chopped together and used the exponential midi to trigger the sound with the lfo tool. with this way you can put any sound in it. you can even enable pwr so you can vary the sound release indepentently on every note . but you need the same envelope like in the video to get that stringy sound

[@wired-up5677]

I think he used granulator for that

[@MotivationMadness]

You just earned a loyal subscriber. Loved the Ableton tutorial, hope to see more!

[@SynthHackerTV]

Hey.. I know you! 😀 Much appreciated man, thanks for watching! Keep killing it 👍

[@seanrimada8571]

“Canblaster - Invoc Dolem” Para One, Modeselektor and probably Moderat are my favorite artists that all use this technique in some way or another. The LFO trigger is the one I have used for years, easily implemented in Ableton since 8!

[@RickardCarlsson]

Rival Consoles uses exponential rhythms in songs like Recovery and Johannesburg!

[@SynthHackerTV]

I'm a huuuuge Rival Consoles fan that would have been another great reference. Will have to cover something inspired by him at some point!

[@RickardCarlsson]

@@SynthHackerTV Coooool, can't wait for that video!

[@rorymatthews]

@@SynthHackerTV I would also absolutely love it if you did that. Thanks for the super high quality content again, Tom! I suppose you could achieve something similar with ring modulation. I love the way this weird Copenhagen artist Yangze uses it in his track Event Horizon (super cool EP worth checking out.)

[@KiDAppleBorg]

Another 💎!! Especially the breakdown about voicings. Thank you. Thank you.

[@Exit_Sign]

I see you're going into a little more detail with chord structure for this one!! Appreciate that :D

[@HeitHaus_Music]

Every time I hear you say "here's the secret sauce" I know you're about to lay down some straight up wisdom. Thank u for these tutorials!

[@themasterchain9227]

I KNEW THIS VIDEO WAS COMING! I'm grateful regardless!

[@johnpilots7619]

This type of drop was in 2gether by mura masa, really cool vibe

[@grantfloering]

I gotta say I'm pretty sure Rival Consoles pioneered this type of sound back in 2015 on his track Recovery. Regardless it still sounds dope!

[@MrGuitarMO]

Thanks god... I was desperately searching for this song in my library after listening to the new one from Odesza. You are right!

[@ancestralvision]

He definitely used that a lot, but doesnt make him pioneer...

[@simonmeusburger7922]

rival consoles used the adsr loop function on his sub37 for the lead in recovery :)

[@musicdude1540]

What??? That sound was around for literal years with plenty of big songs before 2015...how old are you, hahaha?

[@0-0-0-1-B]

Stromae's l'enfer has some thing pretty cool that sounds like that.

[@werzeldamage4014]

Nice explanation of the technique. The first place that I saw exponential rhythms used and explained was in some of Mr. Bill's early tutorials.

[@DanielEisenschink]

Dude that is so incredibly helpful! I was actually looking for this effect for quite a while - had a rough idea how to do it, but your tips came in super handy! Thanks for taking the time to make this :) Btw. awesome Editing with the subtle Synth Pad in the Background while explaining the details :)

[@criesinmusic9711]

Ableton videos are appreciated. I love the sound you got from the filtered saw voice.

[@jeffreymcgoldrick1249]

Mr bill uses this technique constantly. It's really cool.

[@elarielo]

2:29 IF YOU DON'T WANNA SEE ME Sorry, had to get that out of my chest. That song will live forever in my brain.

[@kyleclement8684]

Mura Masa's 2gether is another banger that has a really cool wobble

[@arnonymous7211]

Great stuff. Please more of this format!

[@brnktv]

This is an new technique based off of an old one using a granulizer. Though, I've never seen it done this way, and I like the added control of not having to print the midi to audio, and then using a granulizer to get this effect. You can also use Stutter Edit 2 to do this as well, and you don't need to do anything other than set up the effect, route a midi channel to Stutter Edit itself, and trigger it via midi. But this way is also cool because you can have more control over the notes you want to play during the rhythmic buildup. This is definitely something I'm going to make a chain for and save, because it's super cool. If you also mix this with AU5's Chaos Saw video (he shows a really cool way to create beautiful chords with just 1 note using a few midi plugins in Ableton), then you've *really* got something crazy. Thank you for sharing this technique. There is going to be much fun had with this.

[@SynthHackerTV]

Appreciate that man! ShaperBox I think also has some amazing trigger potential used with this technique.

[@DarkFuture90]

its dope in "joris delacroix - aiguilhe", loved the tutorial!

[@QuantizedTheory]

I always enjoy how you go about describing/explaining things along the way. kudos!

[@MaTTiiBeaTz]

Thank you for covering this🔥🔥🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Vivixu18]

YES PLEASEE!! keep the videos coming lml

[@mindblower113]

Yeeeee I was listening this track lately and I wonder how did they made it. Bumm perfect video suggestion. Thanks algorithm

[@LeviStrickland]

Love it, great work. I was just thinking this past week about the Odesza track and that sound. And, definitely, more Ableton is always welcome.

[@bazzauk208]

Great vid Tom. Some really interesting new things to try. Cheers

[@xxgirlb0yxx]

I think one of the more famous examples I’ve heard is in Deorro’s Five Hours.

[@Eugene9999]

Amazing tutorial for actual sound effects!

[@niharpatil4046]

When the world thought he was gone, he came back with another fire video

[@bigbird447]

This is the EXACT video I have been looking for. Thank youuuu

[@SynthHackerTV]

Glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!

[@precognitivepickle5173]

This technique is all over Rival Consoles 2020 album Articulation. Check “Vibrations of a String”. Thanks for the video man 🥰

[@zweiklangmusic]

More Ableton based sound design tutorials would be great!

[@thekitcosmokat113]

i swear you have the best videos on youtube

[@williambutler635]

Hey! Love your videos I watch them religiously! I have two requests please! 1 - The bass sound for Chainsmokers - Don't Say 2 - A detailed video on how you balance your sounds, and typically the order in which you do it Thanks and keep up the great work!

[@Surhoward28]

Subscribed! Definitely would love more tutorials on sound design like this! Would be sick to have a series on different FX from songs, I feel like it's not done enough!

[@jordanrattanavong2655]

Sweet. I really liked this synth when I first heard it in their release.

[@DKGaming710]

this is absolutely insane

[@Sqeedledee]

Nice vid, never thought of printing midi to a new track.

[@Irishmorriss]

love the ableton based sound design vidos keep 'em coming!

[@genericname2284]

I love you thank you this is incredible. please make a video about generating new rhythms

[@antonioinfante6171]

Really creative solutions, well done and thank you

[@trillbeatz1299]

Been looking like for a video like this forever. Thank you so much!!!! I feel like I'm peeking behind the curtain haha

[@amitairottenberg2158]

Such a refreshing video bro, well done!

[@mitchellscullin7232]

Yesssss!! More ableston based sound design pleasee. I loved this video, so many cool ideas

[@Abraham_makes_music]

Time by Snavs. Same thing. All the way back from 2016! Sounds amazing still

[@sakk-ofc]

Great video man!! Love odesza

[@DericDinuDaniel]

Very easy to follow and well put together tutorial

[@emirkaynakmusic]

Very good technique 🙏 thanks a lot

[@Nessty]

I think the first time I heard something like this was 5 more hours by Deorro? It was only used in the intro but it’s such an incredible way to hook the listener’s ear regardless

[@ig88andribs]

Subbed recently. Instantly my favorite production channel. Thanks dude. Bravo.

[@rupertknoop]

TRNDSTTR (Lucian Remix) had me fall in kove with this type of sound back in the day

[@jonah1077]

You can also do this by putting LFO 1 on the filter, and automating the speed of the LFO. I find it a lot faster

[@SanderVanheste]

Yess i love these sound design vids. Super useful!

[@julioagueros]

Great video. Keep them coming!

[@h3l1x23]

This sound can also be heard in the beginning of the song “Afterburner” by Essenger. Definitely check that one out! :)

[@fiachnaodonnell7895]

Mura Masa's new track ''2gether'' does a variation of this too

[@danielvaldes6087]

Yes! please more ableton-based tutorials!

[@17xtm]

I think you and your content are amazing

[@tyarcmusic]

really cool technique! love these kind of tutorials man keep it up!

[@Faisalsaleh94]

More Than You Ever Know by Sultan + Shepard has the similar kind of melody! I even heard that one before this

[@DonMcHardy]

Amazing tune. I found this video trying to find out how Sultan + Shepard created it.

[@quentin2495]

Your tuto is great, thank you so much ! I am not using ableton so i have to find an arpeggiator VST which is able to do that too ..

[@das9115]

you might like “it ain’t right - xyz”, they use a slight pitch bend at the beginning of each chord too

[@dovzi]

Your spittin straight fire! Great tutorial

[@KordTaylor]

This is excellent! Thank you so much! ❤️

[@exebor7824]

More of these tutorials please! I love your videos, always super instructive 🙌🙌

[@SynthHackerTV]

Appreciate it thanks!

[@glor8359]

Thanks for everything

[@RababaInc]

Stimming has been using this for quite a while

[@oraziosonsazio2935]

Great video as always! I'd also love to see a recreation of the pad that comes at 0:46 in Flume - Dreamtime, it's a very simple sound but it has a unique warmness that makes it very special

[@fhboys1]

your videos literally make my day!! thank you for everything you do!

[@SynthHackerTV]

Thanks so much!

[@MarkedByAnxiety]

Great tutorial, love this technique thank you

[@jbink6612]

top notch tut, thxs for sharing

[@bombpg]

Great tutorial as always, mate! Love your content and have been watching for years. Thanks for all that you do for aspiring producers.

[@itsemmettcooke]

Dude these videos are incredible well done. I don't often subscribe, but I am this time :)

[@unnikrishnankalidas967]

Thank you so much! Another song would be Recovery by Rival Consoles.

[@JesseKleinMusic]

Subscribed. Great video man, keep them coming!

[@SynthHackerTV]

Welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching :)

[@jamesvictor6682]

I've heard this type of technique being used in a song called "Pushing it Off" by "nøll" but its slightly different and wouldn't mind you doing a tutorial on it.

[@lem72]

Really loved this tutorial! Thank you!

[@SynthHackerTV]

Appreciate it, thank you!

[@scottramsay3671]

Not sure if this counts as "seen before" but the befaco burst eurorack module is designed to do stuff like this. Not sure how good it is at transitioning from the exponential curve to inline with the beat though

[@stech_x8329]

Very cool🔥🔥thanks!!make more ableton tutorial please 🙏🏽

[@christianmeinhold7939]

reaaaaal good stuff bro

[@forthebrand502]

Rival Consoles - Recovery is one that I really feel was the first to utilize exponential rhythms

[@Daemonis22]

Thanks for the discovery, didn't know this one of theirs.

[@Hyper5nic]

Thank you for sharing this interesting concept! In the case of FL Studio, this could be replicated using VFX Envelope and VFX Keys. Might also be useful for creating rhythms with BreakTweaker and other rhythmic instrument plugins and effects!

[@glyphlyken2122]

Songs that use it are -Bang Bang by sevek -Hesitate by Picco -Deep youth by nevertheless

[@abhishekc1458]

Woaa this is really interesting. Could you Please make more about Abelton Videos

[@10x-Code]

Great tutorial! Subscribing, hope to see more of them in the future!

[@Trem.official]

This is really cool, always amazed by your tutorials please make more ableton based tuts!

[@sirioaureli]

Really really great video 💕

[@teilocadogan7841]

Rival Consoles - 1 Chord gives me a similar vibe !

[@ChrisDermody]

Great video. More please 👍

[@thecalver]

Most excellent !!