Sound Design with FL Studio
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9:42 Overview
Tyler begins by welcoming you and then goes over the topics covered in this course, as well as info that will help you start moving forward with your synth design, such as the different types of sound synthesis, and a little bit of how they really work.
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8:12 Supersaws Pt. 1
First, Tyler shows how to create a staple sound of any modern synthesizer, the Supersaw. See different synths' capacities for creating this sound and determine when each option is most appropriate.
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10:07 Supersaws Pt. 2
Now that you understand what a Supersaw waves is and how to create it, take a look inside Harmless and Sytrus to see some new options. Then you?ll look at some cool mixer effects which can make the Supersaw sound even better.
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6:51 Making Plucks Pt. 1
Tyler now shows how you can make percussive string-like plucks using different synthesizers with unique synthesis abilities, and how this pluck sound can move the sound in interesting ways.
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7:07 Making Plucks Pt. 2
Here we continue covering the creation and uses of different kinds of pluck sounds.
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7:42 Creating Basses Pt. 1
Having the right bass is a crucial aspect of songwriting, and with FL Studio's different synthesizers you can create a healthy variety of options that can be made to fit your song like a glove.
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6:38 Creating Basses Pt. 2
In this video, we continue making a few more types of basses that can be the perfect fit for different song and production scenarios.
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11:09 Deep & Evolving Pads Pt. 1
Filling in the spaces of your music with spacious pads is a great way to keep the music continually interesting and captivating. See how to create unique pad sounds with FL Studio's synthesizers that can add that extra spice to your music.
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9:47 Deep & Evolving Pads Pt. 2
Here we continue working on pads, this time making a complex mixture of many different moving parameters in a Sytrus patch.
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12:30 Mechanical Synth Growls Pt. 1
In this video, we take a dive into the world of grit. We've made FL Studio's synths sing, and now it's time that we make them scream!
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6:53 Mechanical Synth Growls Pt. 2
Having seen all the ways we can modulate and growl within Sytrus, we now look at how to make other synths sound violent!
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8:04 Effects & Percussive Sounds Pt. 1
Here, we put FL Studio's synthesizers to use in creating some percussive sounds as well as a few effects to make our songs pop, whoosh, bang, or whatever else they may need.
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9:55 Effects & Percussive Sounds Pt. 2
We continue to put FL Studio's synthesizers to use in creating more percussive sounds as well as cool, inspiring effects!
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12:19 Putting Everything Together
Tyler closes things out with a quick recap and some closing ideas to both cement all the new information you've learned, and open the doors to use it in new and exciting ways. You'll also go over a quick demo song that holds all the sounds that you've made throughout the series, which you can download with this course and dig further with and explore!
Product Overview
FL Studio wiz Tyler Coffin brings you a fantastic series on sound design using FL Studio synths. See and hear how you can use the various FL synths to make a wide range of both popular and unique sounds!
Tyler begins by welcoming you and goes over the topics covered in this course, as well as info that will help you start moving forward with your synth design, such as the different types of sound synthesis, and a little bit of how they really work.
Throughout this course Tyler uses Harmless, Sytrus, 3xOsc, GMS, Wasp, DX10, SimSynth, BooBass, Plucked, Granulizer and others to design the different sounds and instruments. To start, he reveals how to make one of the most popular synth waveforms, the Supersaw. He shows different ways to use this fat waveform to make huge sounds as well as ways to improve it by adding effects.
Plucks are then shown, and you'll discover different ways to make and use them, followed by the all-mighty Bass sound, where you'll see how to make various patches and fit the best Bass sound for your track.
Want more space? Tyler now goes explores deep and evolving synth Pad creation, followed by cool Synth Growl sound design. Moving on, you'll learn to make a wide range of interesting percussion sounds that will add punch and impact to your productions.
Lastly, Tyler uses everything you just learned by creating a quick demo song containing the sounds you've made throughout the series, which you can also download with this course, and experiment and explore with on your own!
See the individual tutorial descriptions for more info. If you use FL Studio and want to get into sound design, or just want to know more about making cool sounds with the FL Studio synths, look no further... Watch "Sound Design with FL Studio" today.
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Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
really deatiled and easy to understand .
glad i got a know about groove3 its an eye opener
I am a: Hobbyist, Producer, FL Studio
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 9 months ago
Too fast - makes little sense
The speaker goes way too fast. He's just messing around with one note. There's no explanation of how things are loaded up. I'm a musician, not a sound technician, so the subtle differences in sound went way over my head. Maybe this aspect of the course is not for me, but other courses have explained things I thought I wasn't interested in very clearly, so sadly, I think it's the speaker.
Response from Customer Service:
It looks like you were only able to watch the first couple of videos. As the tutorial progresses, different synths are used to create waveforms so you can see the various techniques used. And at the end he uses the sounds made to compose a demo song and you can see the entire process from beginning to end.
I believe when you finish the tutorial everything will make a lot more sense and you can start creating sounds of your own!
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 1 year ago
Great for Beginners!
Straight to the point & easy to follow!
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 1 year ago
This is very good
Some excellent examples to sound design in FL Studio. Easy to follow and very clear with each of his steps.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 1 year ago
very helpful and informative
It has help me in shaping sounds
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 1 year ago
EXCELLENT
I'm keen to know more about it.
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Submitted 1 year ago
Very helpful
I learned a lot
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 8 months ago
really deatiled and easy to understand .
glad i got a know about groove3 its an eye opener
I am a: Hobbyist, Producer, FL Studio
Submitted 9 months ago
Too fast - makes little sense
The speaker goes way too fast. He's just messing around with one note. There's no explanation of how things are loaded up. I'm a musician, not a sound technician, so the subtle differences in sound went way over my head. Maybe this aspect of the course is not for me, but other courses have explained things I thought I wasn't interested in very clearly, so sadly, I think it's the speaker.
Response from Customer Service:
It looks like you were only able to watch the first couple of videos. As the tutorial progresses, different synths are used to create waveforms so you can see the various techniques used. And at the end he uses the sounds made to compose a demo song and you can see the entire process from beginning to end.
I believe when you finish the tutorial everything will make a lot more sense and you can start creating sounds of your own!
Submitted 1 year ago
Great for Beginners!
Straight to the point & easy to follow!
Submitted 1 year ago
This is very good
Some excellent examples to sound design in FL Studio. Easy to follow and very clear with each of his steps.
Submitted 1 year ago
very helpful and informative
It has help me in shaping sounds
Submitted 1 year ago
EXCELLENT
I'm keen to know more about it.
Submitted 1 year ago
Very helpful
I learned a lot
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