Bit depth and Sample rate EXPLAINED (Bitcrusher) - Sound Design Theory

[@krysidian]

Your series helps me a ton when it comes to actually understanding how sound design works in detail. Like the filter + downsample trick. Phenomenal series.

[@sunnymittal1906]

Awesome material! I've been a musician for 25 years but only recently got into sound design and the physicist in me loves seeing how the stuff I learned in college applies to music. If only I made the connection back then.

[@VincentKun]

Man you're explaining all so clearly, love your channel

[@rockhead11]

Thank you for this educational video. You have obviously put a lot of hard work into this tutorial and deserve much recognition throughout the music studio/electronic music community. I always look forward to your KZbin posts and I am so appreciative of your diverse tutorials.

[@denizatalay]

Great tutorial. Thank you.

[@yogurtbunn5394]

I've always wondered why there was 44.1k and 48k! It really felt like splitting hairs but now it makes perfect sense.

[@zettaishinkuumugen7685]

Very well explained! I'm definitly going to look foward other videos. Keep on the good work.

[@elguaripolo686]

BEST VIDEO EXPLANATION EVER!

[@Woochia]

THANK YOU !!

[@BenCaesar]

Always look forward to these

[@TomaszRykala]

Incredible clear explanation!

[@KimblingFellow]

Now I can say I actually learned something today! Great video, very informative!

[@Woochia]

Thanks a lot :)

[@Abos_Studio]

Subscribed!!!

[@weedatnight6171]

The kind of tutorial i was looking for! Subscribed!

[@henriquematias1986]

where did you find information about the TR 909 having only 6 bits? i thought some of it was analogue, like part of the kick drum for example?

[@Woochia]

Actually the main sounds like the kick and snare are analog. The 6-bit sounds are the ones that are sampled, these are the cymbals

[@alvaro.makes.music1]

7:16 Ay y ay ay y ay aah!

[@GreenFesh]

wow your sound design theory is exactly what i was looking for! sub

[@aaronnelson3644]

Great job!

[@westonholmes9503]

wow just absolutely great video... excellent

[@sage6516]

Thank u so much

[@sylqis4557]

great video, thank you

[@kentinjivek]

Brilliant

[@tenorHarlequin]

Very helpful and informative!

[@Abos_Studio]

Thanks bruh 😎 pretty cool

[@shivlan]

Amazing video!!!!

[@officialkronix]

Your tutorials are so well explained.. Thanks a ton as I learn more from your videos

[@user-lt2rw5nr9s]

7:16 Skrillex called and he wants his sound design back

[@juststraight3591]

Nice tutorial, man! btw I have simple question. is Lo-fi(Low fidelity) as same as bit crusher? i guess it is same like Sample rate reduction. much appreciated!

[@Woochia]

Lo-fi is several things. It's anything than can give you a feeling of low fidelity. So it's sample reduction, it's bit crusher, and it's also pitch drift, filtering, tape saturation, etc...

[@chuckbeats]

Great video

[@minhtuan5333]

thanks so much

[@beatboxshora164]

Tks

[@johnmoser3594]

Sample depth reduction placed after the SVF looks like a cheap extra parameter for my synthesizer.

[@Oenilloc]

Класс ! Вдохновляющие видео ! Автор молодец 👑

[@JohnPaulBuce]

yoy sound is nice

[@jordanlewis9981]

What is that bitcrusher that has the name "red..."

[@Woochia]

That must be Redux. That's an Ableton stock effect.

[@jordanlewis9981]

@@Woochia ty!!

[@15_heidune72]

7:11 ok, can anyone not agree that those sound like vowels?!

[@Woochia]

Of course you can agree to disagree. Though at 7:11 I'm still building the sound. From 7:23 you can start to hear the vowels better.

[@radiofloyd2359]

Showing us how a bit crusher works created delay lama lmao

[@perclaesson1841]

Realized a bit crush effect on a stereo signal can be seen in a space scope (y = left+right, x = left-right); check about 2 minutes 48 seconds into this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZvGlZKdrdl0rpY

[@darrenparis8314]

7:20 sounds like a voice

[@Woochia]

Yes it does!

[@fullmetaljackie2970]

Bit crushers aren't distortion it's lowered bit depth down to 4bits ect..

[@j.r.a.inthacut8148]

Bitcrusher produces digital distortion...

[@fullmetaljackie2970]

@@j.r.a.inthacut8148 no it doesn't I'm a professional music producer a bit crusher lowers the bit rate its not distortion

[@j.r.a.inthacut8148]

Lol. Look up the definition of bit crusher...it literally says it's distortion..and yes it does lower the bit rate but it also produces distortion..

[@fullmetaljackie2970]

@@j.r.a.inthacut8148 I don't need to look it up whatever you read is wrong I can create bit crushers myself

[@j.r.a.inthacut8148]

No it's not wrong. When the sample rate is reduced it creates aliasing which is a form of distortion.