Trivecta In The DAW | Fractures Remix | Melodic Dubstep In Ableton

[@SlayALLDay1979]

This dude always uploads useful content.

[@midnightmix2692]

to be honest he is getting boring

[@rebirth4119]

What I love is that Sam(Trivecta) is just one big ball of positive energy. Its very encouraging seeing someone so passionate and down to earth.

[@sirSHREDalot802]

one of the best vids ive seen on you're channel. hope to see more collabs like this in the future!

[@Iamendorphins]

Been watching yah for years and years now man, and I have to say this is the best idea you've done. Your questions in this video are exactly what I was asking myself when he was talking. Great job man! Can't wait to see what other artists you're doing this with!

[@masonking20]

Could you guys try and do one of these with Rain Man? I would really love to see that.

[@Iamendorphins]

@Wyatt Christensen I'm sorry man I never saw that comment however I did watch that episode. Loved it.

[@Erick_Valerin]

Learned so much from this. It's cool to be able to understand what they were talking about throughout the video, especially when they got into sound design and fx. Iv'e been producing for 2 years now and I would've been completely lost if I watched this when I first started out. Truth is it takes time and patience to build your craft as a music producer. Cheers.

[@Robisonline2]

Sweet...This is why Multiplier is the bestist...

[@Zack12Taylor]

I really appreciate you guys getting together and talking about such useful information. I always wish I personally knew and could learn from people at this level. Considering my current production and networking rating, that isn't happening anytime soon. So, a huge thanks from people like me for making these valuable discussions happen!!

[@Zack12Taylor]

I put it on my watch later listing and will definitely check it out soon. I'll be sure to comment my thoughts too my dude.

[@fuzzy6576]

You guys always ask the best questions

[@Ryan.Anderson80]

Really good information gathered from this chat. I also thought this video goes to show that you're never too big to learn new things. This was not in relation to my style of music but everything to do with work flow, techniques and production are all relatable. Your new series is a winner so far

[@Ryan.Anderson80]

Wyatt Christened well I make drum and bass. Neurofunk mainly and I'd love to see some tutorials showing how cubase effects and native plugins can be used to get similar outcomes to those using abelton. Most of the tutorials seem to use Abelton and I'd really like help understanding the tools in cubase if possible. Bit of a selfish request but there you go 😁 Otherwise, appreciate you guys taking the time to help us all understand production better.

[@Ryan.Anderson80]

Wyatt Christensen that is one to watch for then for me. Looking forward to seeing how they utilise cubase albeit an earlier version. Cheers for taking the time to reply

[@nicke9331]

Love the In the DAW videos you do...great insightful content

[@brendonnielson]

This one was awesome. Here's a couple of ideas I got from it! -Structure the song out early to not get caught in “the loop” -For designing Super Saws, open a new “doodle prjoect”, make the synths, then bring them into the project. -With Super Saws, There were layers, and the layers were harmonizing -On the top of super saws, cut out the top (The melodic) and replace with a sidechaines “Noise” layer. At that frequency you don’t really hear pitch, and rather than have phasy notes going on, you can get the feel with a steady sidechained noise layer. -Spends 70-100 hours on a song. Good to remember (Could include time your mixing engineer spends on it) -Trivecta layers a lot of percussive and textural stuff on top of his basses an leads (Using Damage samples as part of and on top of mid bass)

[@maximpobihun5469]

I can watch these vids like forever! Thank you guys!

[@DhirajKyawal]

Sam seems like a really nice fella, respect

[@SaRaDeable]

@Wyatt Christensen Do you have them on Spotify?

[@paulalexander5095]

BEHIND THE DAW BROUGHT ME HERE!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!

[@docgnft6681]

Man! Fantastic interview!!!!! More please. You could spin this off and monetize it... super grateful that you are giving this to us for free! Sam (Trivecta) was so forthcoming and willing to share... loved to see his work flow. Hoping your future guests are as willing to share like this! Cheers guys! TtT

[@PeaceLoveandMolotovs]

How am I just finding this series?! I LOVE YOU

[@masonking20]

This was a very entertaining and educational video thank you :) also i would enjoy seeing more videos like this one in the future.

[@zRhid]

You seriously need to do more of these

[@logenninefingers3610]

Thanks for that! Amazing discussion and sharing of nuggets. You guys asked one of my favourite questions when you talked about injecting new ideas into supersaws. Would love to see a video where you explore that train of thought

[@EEKmusic]

multiplier you corney af but i love you

[@battycrease221]

*no homo

[@JeiShian]

Trivecta gets his mind blown at 33:40 by the simplest thing ever, after blowing our minds with the intricacies of his project. haha

[@aliensalvation9284]

Really cool of you guys to make these videos together and to show such inside access like this. Really cool guys thank you.

[@aliensalvation9284]

Phutureprimitaive and/or Cold Blue would be Awesome! Mitis as well. Skism, Excision, But anyone pro really. Super selfless for peeps to show their techniques. Thanks for reaching out!

[@aliensalvation9284]

Wyatt Christensen Awesome!!!

[@aliensalvation9284]

@Wyatt Christensen hey thanks! I didn't get the normal notification from youtube about this comment. Cannot wait to check out the trivecta ITD. Thx again!! 👍

[@aliensalvation9284]

@Wyatt Christensen hey there, i would love to check out the podcast, is there another platform that it's on? Not an iTunes user

[@rpsimonr5283]

This was one of your best videos! Love to see more of those!

[@dk-cn1tc]

51:55 its a square lead on top to follow the chord top note, otherwise all saws!

[@InterDaftCC55]

Sick! My girl played his new illenium remix in the car for me yesterday lol ironic

[@mikedizzy9081]

Love this new format!So much great info, very useful .Keep up the great work, Thank you for sharing this insight.No better way to learn then this.Multiplyer hits a home run with this awesome new format! Big fan....

[@jeremyashcraft2053]

this guy is cracked out

[@tofu.delivery.]

I would kill for one of these episodes with Virtual Riot

[@tofu.delivery.]

Music AND Stuff LLC ayy thanks

[@metashrew]

This is nice content! It's very helpful.

[@zenith_journey]

i love this guy, amazing producer!!!

[@WEAREFURYMUSIC]

Very cool vid. Nice remix too!

[@br0k3nf1ng3rmusic]

This is great can't wait to see more 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@joshburgess44]

I love this! Please do more like this.

[@joshburgess44]

He has some pretty sick remixes and I don't know if it's possible, but Joe Mason would be a really cool candidate, especially his vocal chop technique. :D

[@milandijksterhuis5652]

Can you do a interview like this with Not Your Dope ? Or Subtact ?

[@randal8537]

One of these with subtact would be so sick

[@randal8537]

I would love to see how subtact did his latest release, "Call Me". He put it out on monster cat and its a very intricate track!

[@milandijksterhuis5652]

Music AND Stuff LLC restart or tunnel vision

[@brooksvenuti7490]

This series is really making me contemplate switching to Ableton from FL...

[@rexstauss]

No striped shirt. 0/10 But seriously, this is awesome!

[@ricomartinello1654]

amazing! thanks so much guys, keep it up

[@IamDiamondEyes]

Loved it guys!

[@GoOdG3rMs]

absolutely great concept!

[@GoOdG3rMs]

no worries, as a thank you pls check out my mixtape! just kidding, can't wait for the next "in the daw with"

[@GoOdG3rMs]

edit: "something weird" = something cinematic

[@cws1865]

Veeeery usefull! I'm going to check it with calm later, for sure 👍👍

[@HarshKumar-qd6qw]

watching this during quarantine.....XD

[@frankyz8015]

I see what you did there in the intro Multiplier

[@abigailr5287]

Wyatt Christensen can you not spam every comment :P

[@andrewwright1972]

get Electric Mantis on board

[@andrewwright1972]

"Daybreak" is a heavy-hitter if you ask me.

[@iExistBand]

Really good stuff!

[@ke9n]

this remix is incredibleee like fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck lol

[@JACKSWAN]

THANKS ALOT FOR THIS BRO!

[@daanvanvooren4803]

Haha hey Priyanshu ;)

[@JACKSWAN]

haha! heyy broo!!

[@JACKSWAN]

Hey, Thank you, will check it out! :)

[@imvegan9425]

I'm glad i don't watch your vids high... these jump cuts man xD GOOD VID THO

[@imvegan9425]

I’m not a podcast type of girl. I’ll check it when I get time but I don’t really listen to podcasts

[@zRhid]

Does fabfilter ever have sales? Because I seriously need it

[@Tapepusher]

What software or method are they using to share the Live set with eachother?

[@R3BBiT]

mickmon I would also like to know that!

[@DONBRETX]

+R3BBiT dunno but Teamviewer is lit

[@Lawlsworth1337]

he's finally wearing a different shirt

[@cpark1992]

Trivecta needs to be careful to not develop carpal tunnel @ 32:50

[@DDOOUUBBLLEEDD]

In the daw with moody good

[@bunnface9511]

I'm a compressed nutt 😃

[@j-doc4068]

do seven lions

[@voltapix]

love you

[@dynoguan283]

OMG Voltapix! I'm your biggest fan!

[@yasutakeuchi]

supersaws at 6:00

[@mrpreskovik]

@Multiplier, at 53:30, you affirmed “The EQ Eight algorithm is designed to sound best stationary whereas the Auto Filter is designed to sound best moving.” Are you really sure about that? As, the Live 9 manual states (p. 314) the EQ Eight and Auto Filter “Clean Circuit” algorithms are now the same.

[@માફીમાંગવીમાફીમાંગવી]

40:30

[@CtrlAltDestroy]

EQing DEEZ NUTS

[@itchydez]

I wonder how many of those layers could be removed and you wouldn't be able to tell a difference. I'd wager a good few.

[@izibreeze1691]

sorry, what the track?

[@robinkarlsson2121]

AU5?

[@robinkarlsson2121]

they look almost the same

[@mongobongo5790]

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[@puenteloops]

have You ever considered standup comedian career ?

[@tverdyznaqs]

are all those tracks really necessary? I bet I can accomplish a similar result with 50 or 40 tracks max

[@dk-cn1tc]

do it then.

[@auxidyzedubstep6336]

how in the hell did he get the layout view in the top section of ableton?

[@danemiller4852]

You said thered be sound design..... I didnt see any sound design process what-so-ever. A LOT of post sound design processing but no sound design itself. :(

[@Rusty511]

So convoluted. Who needs 175 tracks to make something that sounds nice?

[@abigailr5287]

Lol it happens when the audio tracks/samples add up

[@saber5401]

Love your vids, but as a creator how do you label "the best" in the industry that's kind of relative don't you think? Some of the best music is probably never heard since true creative people tend to be introverts and not sell out to an industry that regurgitates the same sound and ideas over and over just to make money. For example Skrillex he actually pissed off some of the true dubstep artists like Benga to the point that they no longer are a part of the genre.

[@therelated1536]

This guy does too much movements , This guy is weirds as f**k

[@savoirfaire8979]

Damn, bruh. Get to the point already.