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Recommended: How To Make Drum & Bass Tip 11: Stop Watching Tutorials The best part is that there are so many types: soft-clipping, hard-clipping, tube, tape, fuzz, diode, overdrive, bitcrushing, downsampling, waveshaping, wavefolding, and many more. Whether it’s subtle saturation or brutalist fuzz, distortion can bring life to a sound. Recommended: The Producer’s Guide to File & Sample Organization Tip 10: Use Distortion Many VSTs and plugins have a favourite or star-rating feature, or you can save presets in your DAW library. This saves time when in the track-writing phase so you don’t have to overthink about the whereabouts of your key sounds. Spend some time going through your original presets and also other presets to create a library of go-to sounds. No problem, just record all your parameter tweaks and note playing as you go by hitting record. Suddenly, you forgot how to get back to that awesome sound you were at. Then you stumble across something really cool for a second but you keep tweaking and it becomes worse. Tip 8: Record While You TweakĮver jumped into a sound design session and started tweaking knobs will looping some notes or playing them in live? Tip 7: Treat FX Like InstrumentsįX, especially time-based effects like delay, phaser, flanger, and reverb, can drastically alter a sound beyond the original signal.Ī lot of these FX processors can be used both rhythmically and tonally, allowing you to get chord-like textures that wouldn’t otherwise be possible. If you’re wanting more, use a synth such as FM8 by Native Instruments.

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Most common DAWs have an FM synth built-in – Operator in Ableton Live, Sytrus in FL Studio and EFM1 in Logic Pro X.

Ableton’s Operator is a simple yet effective FM Synth

Synths like Serum have some FM capabilities, but to get really into it you’ll want a dedicated FM synth. If you’re making bass music, you can get some sick growls and basses from it.

Working in audio allows you to see what you’re doing at every point in time, and opens up the possibility Tip 6: Learn FM SynthesisįM Synthesis isn’t necessary to learn in order to make great sounds, but it sure can help you make a wider variety of sounds.

Ableton Live – Wavetable (similar to Serum but different workflow)Įver heard some big-name producer drop a tip like ‘working in audio is better’?.

Use another synth, like the 5 that probably came with your DAW that you’ve never touched. Use the least sources necessary to achieve the sound you’re going for. Why? Because the more complex the sound, the better, right? I remember when I first got Massive that the best sounds had to use all 3 oscillators. Nasty resonances in the high-mids? Smash them (or at least, control them).ĭevices like OTT are also great for this. If you’re working with bass sounds or any sort of frequency-dense sound, multiband compression is a wunderkind for controlling any part of it.

Recommended: The Best Free/Paid Serum Presets For Each Genre Tip 2: Multiband Compression is Your Friend Nobody cares if every sound in your music is made from scratch or not. I wanted to start this list off with something that will hopefully shift your mindset.

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Download for free Tip 1: Presets Are Okay