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Howdy! Today we're going to talk about drum sound design and work through a few of my favorite weird tips for making interesting percussion sounds!

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0:00 My Free Playbeat Expansion!
0:25 Howdy
0:58 My New Free Expansion
1:50 Hysteresis Textures
2:57 Side Tip For Better Texture
3:46 Texture Percussion Loops
5:15 Vocoder Noise Grooves
7:27 Pull-Apart Method
9:22 Granular Sample Layering
11:35 Closing Thoughts

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Go drum your monkey this week 🐒
(note: the expansion also works with the free playbeat lite!)

VenusTheory

i get reminded that glitchmachines exist every like month or so, and have a sound design field day for like 2 days and then completely forget about them after, thanks for reminding me about fracture/hysterisis lol

AziDoesQuestionableThings

אני פשוט אוהב את הסרטונים של הבחור הזה, זה מובא בצורה מובנת ומוסברת היטב ובכלל כיף לראות את זה

eladyihie

I use gatelab a lot on drones and lower the wet level on it to make it feel like there's motion to it. Small warning to other Ableton users, if you just have that on a track don't just hit export with it on infinite 1. Ableton will crash. My way around this is to record that track to another track and just turn it off as soon as the new gate instance generated and turn it back on right before the next one...or just turn it in infinate 2.

MaybeAnnatar

Man I only recently started watching your videos. I have watched a LOT of videos about SD and music production - and stopped for a long time - as after a while a lot of folks are just saying the same things in different ways. You not only bring different angles on old topics, your reviews and tutorials are very clear - you present the information with the clarity of a professional educator - and the humor of an improviser - for the record - i'm an improv teaching artist (longform theatrical) - as well as professional musician and (retired) sound designer - audio post generalist and dialogue editor. I started making music with machines with a shitty PC, a sound blaster card, and a cracked copy of ACID back in 96... my times have changed... keep up the excellent work brother.

JoshuaDb_The_Witness

Amazing. This video truly has great tips on how to make countless sounds using simple methods.
The thing I am most thankful for is the point often made that sound design is about being adventurous and making discoveries. Being new I tend to put too much focus on creating sound in overly methodical ways. We should let these things come to us rather than burn ourselves out searching for them. It's just like learning a new language that way - the best teacher is first hand experience over a long period of time, not reading/staring at a screen. That said everyone's different. Keep your creative (right) brain working everyone and don't let perfectionism overtake innovation.

electropocalypse

Wow, the timing on this one is unbelievable - I've just been fighting the drum design these days. You're the man!

callmeimp

Another fantastic tutorial from the Venus genius. I watch/listen to your channel everyday on the way to work and I always feel so inspired to get into the studio and try your tips and tricks. Thanks again for all the inspiration!!!

bjam

Really great stuff here, usable in so many genres and styles.

You did a great job at making the task seem approachable, so glad to learn there is an easier way!

Beehunker

And another free masterclass man, thanks so much Venus Theory

nicolasrouiller

Your content is amazing dude. Always such useful information. Every time I watch your videos, it reminds me that an enormous part of creativity is allowing yourself to just explore and try new things. Noodling around and having fun with new toys is so important for me to reach a state of "play", where I'm not even thinking, I'm just doing. That's when the real magic is made! Cheers x

smosifjr

dude i love that little jam at @9:09 ( dat timestamp tho, ayyyy )
big portishead / massive attack vibes

psyedk

wow! Hysteresis is fantastic, Haven't heard about it...Great also for use with slow synth arpeggios...you can create fantastic atmospheres through a good lush reverb...hmmm, thx for pointing this out!

designhappens

I love the drum sound design videos you’ve been putting out recently—I’ve really been getting into making my own drums recently! For a future video, it might be appreciated by many if you would delve into the nerdy “philosophical” part of drum design. How do you go about making a kit/sample pack? Sometimes if feels redundant to just make another lame hihat like “uhhh ok this is what a hat sounds like I guess”

Like what are some things you think about when trying to make interesting and stylish kits, as opposed to just saying like “ok yeah this is a snare I guess”

elijahgleckler

Some really interesting tips there - I liked the idea of slowing down and snipping out hits. Saved to my "useful music creation" playlist, thanks. I have Playbeat too, so thank you for the expansion too.

philmarsh