The Complete Guide To Master Serum|#2 Filters Galore

[@DubstepCherry]

The fact that this content is free blows my mind. Thank you my man!!!

[@heiah]

Most down to earth explanation I’ve found so far, I love you. I will watch every video about serum you’ll post. Reeeeeeaaaallly curious how you gonna organic the automation and combine your three elements to explain how to achieve specific sounds. Anybody interested to make a map in a diagram- fashion (like a tree diagram) to show how classic used sounds are made?

[@BearSavageMusic]

LMFAO " i know some of you don't like me talking like that" hilarious. haters gone hate

[@hOttOddYfAiLz]

You do you boo! It’s a shame people have to check (censor) themselves in this day and age. Imagine hip hop in 10 years with this removal of expression. Lyrics from toddler shows will be the next big thing. Sad states yo!

[@Christianarroyo96]

I just got serum, it completely changed my life

[@XRXONE]

Zen your the man bro! Keeps these baby’s coming

[@DragonKhy]

Sorry for breaking the 69 likes ;u; it must be done

[@ShaharHarshuv]

6:15 It's amazing that the key tracks actually apply different filters to different pitches even if they are played simultaneously. That shows a real attention to details engineering-wise.

[@peekpen]

One of the most generous free tut series on KZbin. Much Love from San Francisco!

[@cateyesofficialband]

You are detrimental to producers around the world. You explain this so well

[@chrisperkins9709]

I keep typing replies to this video and deleting them before posting because they don't do the quality of the tutorial's content justice. Honestly dude, it impossible to imagine a better way of learning Serum!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@dejenofficial]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@ginoginelli8585]

Huge respect for making these videos ! Thank u

[@axelsoderlund4787]

these tutorials are awesome. goes over everything explaining it while being funny. i see tutorials suffer from trying to hard to be funny/entertaining but this is just an entertaining guy doing tutorials. perfect.

[@AstralPhnx]

Ok can I just really applaud the way you describe certain things. Like, the way you described how filters work and compared them to a bouncer at a party, that goes a really long way to help people like myself who happen to be on the autism spectrum make sense of this stuff and it's super helpful. Incredible stuff man!

[@killaclownz911]

Talk however you want to talk bro, your content is gold.

[@4FrogsStacked]

dude you explain everything so well. when i first started using serum i was overwhelmed but your tutorials have cleared so much up for me

[@paulsemelsberger4814]

Been watching a ton of videos, but the way you actually explain things is making it finally click! thank you!

[@Hugo_spz]

The best Serum tutorial-series ever!

[@GlamrockRoxanneWolf]

Each time I switch genres He makes a video (he got my back Each time I use new synthesizer He makes a video (thank you zen) Each time I use a new pluggin He makes a tutorials Ok you are creeping me out I'm calling the police

[@thisisjdos]

DUDE SAME I swear he was all over C. Lake when i was on his wave, then it was Fisher, then Dirtybird, and now Techno were following the same trends but different artists! Thanks Zen

[@marc.lepage]

MG must be Moog ("ladder" type) filter, which is the specific analog circuit used, and sounds different than a regular filter (darker I believe?). The 6/12/18/24 numbers are the decibels that are attenuated per octave (of frequencies), so a 12 dB filter will reduce those higher frequencies half as much as a 24 dB filter. They are also referred to as "two pole" and "four pole" (and I guess 6 dB is "single pole"). Basically the slope is a measure of how much of the higher harmonic content is "subtracted" from the signal. That's why it's called subtractive synthesis, because the oscillators make all the harmonics, then the filter subtracts the ones you don't want.

[@jtnova]

Finally a series that will help me sink my teeth into synthesis using techniques and sounds that are relevant to me.

[@shawndaniel7673]

Your Serum videos are some of my favorite tutorials I've ever gone through. Thanks a bunch man. I'm learning tons!

[@blankinkmusic5170]

Time to create some sounds using only the oscillator section! Love this series, it's really nice that you explain what typical sounds for different genres are looking like inside Serum.

[@CrystalTreeMusic]

Just amazing info & taught extremely well. Thank you

[@Kevlexicon]

wow, only 2 vids in and feel i have a much more clear understanding of how these sections in serum work. really opened my mind up to how to mix these sections together and what tweaking each knob does. feel empowered to make a much fuller use of the plugin and make more exciting sounds on my own. nice

[@michaelpryer420]

Thank you so much I was so lost before I came across your tutorials!

[@hippietrap]

ive watched a lot of serum tuts and this whole guide is sickkkkk

[@JohnWalterJazzPiano]

I appreciate the way you rush through it with no bullshit.

[@Algernon273]

You're great at explaining both the how and the why. It's surprising how many people on KZbin are bad at that. Great work.

[@keksomg]

straight to the point, no messing about. Loving it dude!

[@IAmCoopa]

Where has this guide been? You do a fantastic job explaining everything and showing, not just telling. Really helping my sound design game!

[@blaiseboy123]

dealing with a death in my close family. your humor at parts like at 2:33 made my day, thank you Zen

[@mihaiserban5746]

Cheers to MG LOW 6 mom! that cracked me up so hard mate :)) i love the series great teaching skills and great charisma

[@SIKE_AU]

such a nice casual tutorial series cheers Zen World

[@brianreilly6545]

All the filter choices could be overwhelming. Thx for the info!

[@jaysupreme808]

Man ive been making the strangest sounds while listening to your tut. Thanks for helping me trough this plugin!

[@מאירכהן-ח3צ]

Wow really good teaching with funny breaks. Thank you

[@strijkspray4753]

Great series my dude, just got Serum and this is helping a lot. Love the energy

[@Veltree]

21:00 sounded like the start of “Line of Sight” by Odesza

[@mikecampbell3174]

Dude your a crack up , you do a nice job explaining it too. Much respect

[@dpadilla1127]

super inspired with just these first 2 sections! Thank you!!

[@djnono2517]

from my heart thank you zen i.m from egypt but i learn alote of things from you

[@GreatestSportsHighLights]

Thanx big time!! This is already better then most paid training! Thanx again!

[@alexcasillas3895]

24:17 sounded almost like the one of the original xbox startup menu sfx pretty dope !

[@rumblelee4357]

虽然我英语很差，只能听懂你说的话的一部分，但我仍然觉得这是一部完美的教学视频，谢谢

[@HanselCoutinho]

Thank you Zen. Love the way you explain stuff. Keeps it all interesting and allows me to still maintain focus.

[@patrykchrzanowski7706]

This is the series I've been looking for. Thank you so much Zen!!!

[@blindguymcsqueezy50]

you're a great guy man I can tell. thanks for the awesome tutorial g

[@robertgoldbornatyout]

I've been looking for a tutorial like this 😭😭😭 thank you

[@Dartist2601]

God bless you!

[@ziadrahibi626]

0 dislike for a reason .keep it up best teacher ever

[@dowsage]

homie, I died when you said the filters aren't gangs. You have some incredibly useful info on here. New sub and showing love big dog.

[@indytheshredder]

wow this is series is so informative! i already had a general grasp of all the concepts, but having them laid out systematically with examples has been really helpful.

[@gogamusic]

thank you so much for this tutorial series. I'm learning so much!

[@rezonand]

Pretty cool tutorial series. Thanks a lot!

[@superspooky63]

This fella really knows his stuff...

[@jeromeRioux-nk5tb]

Great videos man, excited for the rest of the serie!

[@ZenWorld]

enjoy it :D

[@marc.lepage]

Band reject is the opposite of band pass. Seems similar to what in guitars is called "scooped mids" (more low and high frequencies, less mid range) which is used a lot in metal.

[@yashgaur1716]

Worthy of Applause!

[@zimbdev]

thank you for your tutorials!!! it helps a lot....do you think its possible to make a minimal techno from scratch series? have a nice day and keep going! greetings from germany

[@zublits]

Love this series. One friendly criticism: sometimes you speak too quickly about things. That's cool for people who know, but for people who are starting out it's easier to learn if there's a bit of breathing room to digest.

[@ibuildstuffanddothings]

i'm late to the party but thank you so much for this. Everything i needed to know. Nice pace without all the extras. super tutorial.

[@maximeblais2032]

Low pass and I pass filters got a baby ! Lol Thank you for your very clear, useful and funny video !

[@vuralkeser5129]

Awesome ! Thanks for the rich content !

[@Michael.Saiyan]

You explained this perfectly brotha 💯

[@Elecdon]

series still gold! thx♨

[@chocomalk]

LPF - most used filter in sound design. HPF - most used filter in capturing sounds for sound design. Life - irony is my thing baby.

[@brunoragazzi4948]

Really helpful, honest tutorial with a really dynamic and understandable teaching. Keep it up dude!

[@MrDiabeetis]

Damn bro thank you so much for this series. Can’t even put into words how much it’s helped. So grateful.

[@tz3179]

Thank you so much for this series!

[@Oneirophrenic123]

20:45 - Nice mellow vibe/atmosphere/alien effect

[@sylenth1588]

Can you make a tutorial about the riser from jewelz & sparks - Hard

[@sanely3709]

Awesome series!!

[@alexdelargesupertramp]

Thanks for your help, Zen.

[@BeatNinja]

Thanks for the dope tutorials. Finally got into using Serum after years of using Massive and this was a shortcut to translating my skills on other synths to Serum 🙌

[@jonathansendker7871]

comment for the algo, thanks so much for this series!

[@boyojoy6070]

@10:14 I was thinking the exact same thing before you said it! (laughing emoji)

[@dkny0072]

LOL love the comparisons :p

[@121beats5]

Excellent

[@tuneineventuallytomygarbage]

So very helpful! Coming from someone who has the attention span of a squirrel.

[@LeventCemAydan]

Learning a lot through this series thank you so much man!

[@Taylorjstone]

Such a great series! Thank you so much for making all of this information free. It's so helpful, and you do a great job teaching! Keep it up man!

[@STEVENSA_official]

nice content, simple and only necessary information!

[@MrKarver1]

You are a bad ass this has helped me understand serum so much I was kinda intimidated going from massive to serum but I see how similar they can be. But different as well. keep it up bruh!

[@hydralicious9315]

Very nice. Thank you.

[@עזרא]

Thank you so much for these serum guide you are awesome!

[@Drovoceka]

incredible, lots of thanks!

[@Kifon]

this series is super helpful, thanks!

[@harryofficial3743]

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[@PrestonBaez]

Dude thank you so much for this.

[@JuanchoelBarbero]

This series it's really great!! Thanks bro!!!

[@swastidip]

brother so good thanks bruhh thanks.......Best Tutorial on SERUM. Now its in my blood lol thanks man

[@JizzardWizzard]

great series man!

[@jacobreginella9535]

Thanks for posting this man! SUPER helpful :-)

[@EgeYakut]

Thank you. So helpful

[@vh3914]

Amzin!Thanks bro!RDude!

[@Fak3Cake]

25:44 That cheeky SKIDROW there

[@MrKarver1]

Love This guide BRO! I want to watch you make some Hybrid Traps Sounds!!!!

[@zacharysutton8459]

These are so helpful, man. Thank you.

[@archiearch95]

Well put thanks

[@castronautmusic]

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