CreativeLive – Synthesis and Sound Design 101 with James Patrick (TUTORIAL)

Year of release: 08/05/2019
Manufacturer: Creative Live
Manufacturer website: CreativeLive
Author: James Patrick
Duration: 02h. 47 min. 47sec.
Handout type: Video tutorial
English language
Sample files: none
Video Format: MP4
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280×720 30fps 1179kbps [V: Alias ​​Data Handler [eng] (h264 main L3.1, yuv420p, 1280×720, 1179 kb/s)]
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo 125kbps [A: Alias ​​Data Handler [eng] (aac lc, 48000 Hz, stereo, 125 kb/s)]

Description: This course is SLAM Academy’s introductory offering for those who want their music to be individual. In this course, we will cover each of the basic elements that are required to become an advanced electronic sound engineer. After explaining analog synthesis, we will show a demonstration of FM, granular, waveform, physical modeling, multisampling, and signal processing techniques and tools. Students will see demonstration techniques from Ableton Live, Max for Live, U-He Instruments, Applied Acoustics Systems, Glitchmachines, Native Instruments Systems, and Eurorack modular synthesizer components. its own. In Sound Design 101, we’ll uncover each of the main elements of what it takes to be a cutting-edge electronic sound designer. After an explanation of analog synthesis, we’ll feature demonstrations of techniques and tools for FM, granular, wavetable, physical modeling, multi-sampling, and signal processing. Students can expect personalized technique demonstrations from Ableton Live, Max for Live, U-He Instruments, Applied Acoustics Systems, Glitchmachines, Native Instruments Systems, and Eurorack Modular Synthesizer components.

Content :
01. Intro to Synthesis and the Nature of Sound (26:13)
02. Subtractive Synthesis with the Ableton Analog (20:33)
03. FM Synthesis with Native Instrument’s FM8 and the Ableton Operator (20:29)
04. Wavetable Synthesis with Native Instruments Massive (23:50)
05. Custom Wavetable Designs with U-He Zebra2 (19:36)
06. Physical Modeling with Live’s A.A.S. Devices (13:28)
07. The Dimensions of Audio Signal Processing (13:44)
08. Series and Parallel Processing with Effect Racks (14:36)
09. Professional Resampling Workflows (15:18)