The secret behind a punchy snare

[@fruobelzy]

Martin killing it as always. Great tutorial!🔥❤

[@John_dBj_Brown]

Excellent video, very detailed! Much Appreciated! 🔥🔥🔥

[@casparusdoets3816]

Thank u so much for your video’s. There is not many good tutorials on making punchy snares. I am producing for like 10 months, still nog able to make a good snare. This is helping my learning proces a llot. ❤❤

[@Spamer98]

Amazing sample pack, I recommend it

[@MaxHertz-MHz]

Amazing! This is top-notch content right there!

[@Yey4n_W]

just followed the tips of this video and omg the snare just sounds 200% better than what i made 2 weeks ago

[@batteryincorporated]

Awesome man thank you so much

[@ModestIntentions]

Glad you like this one :)

[@Fantusky_]

I strongly recommended this pack

[@drapollo]

Some big facts in this

[@Beatsbasteln]

interesting approach to synthesize snares. i'm not too fond of unfiltred white noise but with a bit of post processing it could be great

[@ModestIntentions]

Yeah of course. It's all about making many different snare variations and seeing what fits in your song, also everyone's got their own taste. Using a convolver might help

[@Beatsbasteln]

@@ModestIntentions i've been thinking of clipping immediatly followed by transient shaping, but on whose buses of those sounds, to mash them together

[@Spamer98]

все на месте и все в сборе

[@akselsdresmanis7917]

You could actually make a short video for Fl shortcuts you use. That would be dope! Anyway, this was a helpful video! 🔥

[@ModestIntentions]

Actually that's funny, becuase I use like almost zero shortcuts. It's hard to remember them all and I just use my mouse. I only soemtimes use zoom shortcuts like holding CTRL or ALT with mousewheel or using shift and left mouse inside a recorded sample to move the position.. XD

[@wnrx]

🔥 🔥 🔥

[@randompianist8359]

really good tutorial. wld appreciate if you could do one for synthesising pendulum style cymbals (crashes hats rides etc)