Deconstructing Future House
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2:52 Introduction
Tim goes through what you’ll be learning in this course.
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12:47 Drums Pt. 1
You’ll get to hear the drums with and without effects, with each one solo’d as well as played within the group.
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9:54 Drums Pt. 2
Now it’s time to take a look at how the side chain system is set up, and how it is used on some of the drum sounds.
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3:45 Lead Sound: Low End
We start with the low end FM sound in this video and go over the subtle effects that make it work.
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4:59 Lead Sound: Top End
Tim goes over the effects used in Alchemy, as well as the insert effects that make up the sound of the main Lead’s top end sound.
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5:19 Lead Sound: Chords
MIDI effects can be the major factor in sculpting your sound, not all mixing is audio!
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3:52 Noise
In this video you’ll learn how to tailor some subtle white noise builds using compression, delays, filters and EQs to smooth out your transitions.
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4:41 FX Pt. 1
Tim takes some space invader type sounds and tames them to slot nicely into the track.
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4:11 FX Pt. 2
Tim demonstrates using EQ, reverb, panning, and finally he creates a “bass bomb” sound with Alchemy.
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7:39 Master Effects
In this video we take a look at some of the master bus plugins that were used for the final version of the track.
Product Overview
In this music production tutorial series hit dance music producer Timothy Allan deconstructs a Future House track, showing you exactly how every element of a Future House song contributes to the final result. Shown in Logic Pro X, but applicable to any DAW, you’ll learn how to make Future House music and what it takes to get amazing results.
After introducing the track that he’ll be deconstructing, Timothy begins with exploring what makes Future House drum tracks work. He shows you how each drum is built up with effects, and how to get the balance between effects and volume, and how best to use a sidechain compressor with drums. Tim then analyses the track’s lead sound, breaking it into its three component elements and shows you how to use effects, both audio and MIDI, to add to the tonal quality of the whole. That leads into a demonstration of how white noise builds can smooth out your transitions.
The final three videos cover using effects to tie elements together, blend the entire song, pan everything around, and make sure the final sound is exactly as pumping as it should be!
Whether you’re new to mixing Future House, or you’re a seasoned Future House producer on the hunt for new mix tips, don’t miss “Deconstructing Future House!”
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Reviews
Submitted 5 years ago
Decent, but the Same as Others
It seems that Timothy Allen's how-to's are all about the same. This tutorial, "Deconstructing Future House," seems to just be a more-modern version of his older tutorial titled "Mixing Electronic Music" from 2011. In fact, both tutorials are almost identical! Need something a little different but still along the same route? Try "Producing Electronic Music," also by Timothy Allen, but this time using Ableton. Aside from that, a minor technical issue/gripe is that the video "Low End" and others past that point do not auto-load.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician
Response from Customer Service:
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Reviews
Submitted 5 years ago
Decent, but the Same as Others
It seems that Timothy Allen's how-to's are all about the same. This tutorial, "Deconstructing Future House," seems to just be a more-modern version of his older tutorial titled "Mixing Electronic Music" from 2011. In fact, both tutorials are almost identical! Need something a little different but still along the same route? Try "Producing Electronic Music," also by Timothy Allen, but this time using Ableton. Aside from that, a minor technical issue/gripe is that the video "Low End" and others past that point do not auto-load.
I am a: Hobbyist, Musician
Response from Customer Service:
1. When did you start dabbling in music?
As a very young kid my parents signed me up for piano lessons. My mom said if I quit that I would regret it later on in life, but I thought piano lessons were boring! Electronic music was a natural progression for me from those early days, it let me combine my love of technology and all things nerdy with a love of loud and strange noises.
2. What training have you had?
I've had years and years of training from a good friend of mine named "The Internet", and before him my other good pal "Trial and Error".
3. When did you get into recording?
The wonder of synthesis and certain electronic music is that you never really have to record anything if you don't want to! Although I do remember way back in the day recording found sounds on an old garage sale cassette recorder I bought, and using those samples in old school Trackers on the Apple II.
4. People you have worked with/for?
I've worked with, and for, a whole bunch of fantastic people so far. Some of the more popular ones include Empire of the Sun, Dirty South, Ash, Paul Oakenfold, Carl Kennedy, Hong Kong Blondes, Loverush UK, Molly Bancroft, Made by Monkeys, Tiff Lacey, Marcie, Offer Nissim and Kirsty Hawkshaw. Madonna chose a track I made for a compilation she released, although she never called or took me for lunch! That really doesn't count as 'working with' does it!?
5. Why are you so good at training people?
I'm good at training people because I remember what it was like to be the newbie, and I try and go over things that I would have found interesting and cool, back when I was starting out. I take the time to learn the techniques inside and out, and then break that down quickly for people.
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