How To Make ANY Sound You Want (Serum Sound Design)

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Hello guys! Today I show you how to make your own sounds using serum or any other synth. If you want me to do more of these videos please leave a like and a comment, and if you're not subscribed already, please consider doing so for a lot of tutorials in fl studio for future house, progressive house, future bass, anything EDM related really. Thank you so much for watching! Don't forget to subscribe for more videos every friday :)

How To Make Your Own Sounds (Serum Sound Design)

[eskworld]

I think it's great that pewdiepie is making synth tutorials now!

[gamingexec]

Hey man loved the tutorial! Just a tip – when making monophonic sounds like basses or leads, it's typically better to have the unison set to an odd number (i.e. 15 instead of 16) in order to have a clearer fundamental frequency, and let 100% of the harmonics come from the detuned unison signals instead of having two main signals with the detunes on the side. Super minor but helps with mixing :)

[DarkyM]

Ayy whenever I need help with something you jump in and save my life!

[blubewie]

you're really helping the lot of us, both beginner and advanced producers in every way possible . thanks so much!

[zazaballz]

So far the most straightforward introduction and tutorial of Serum I've seen. Thanks!!

[Memphy]

2:05 that's a very najs preset indeed

[Arellø]

Damn I got here before my notification did

[jhonhope]

"MHA accidentally make wobble wobble sound" 14:03

[ehran]

THANK YOU!! IM WORKING ON A SOUNDBANK CURRENTLY

[alf]

This helped a lot cuz im working on a Vital preset pack.

[matias_]

The RDR2 backing soundtrack goes perfectly with the wheels turning in my dumb brain realizing how intuitive Serum is after being completely clueless for a few months now trying to work with it. This is an absolutely genius video

[ToxicFruitSnack]

I was playing around with serum today and i figured out how to make decent basses but not really taking it too seriously at the moment

[jonasdrud]

I've never learned so much in such little time before! I'm playing around myself now, kinda knowing what I'm doing. Amazing video!

[abishekraju]

This was a good vid. Editing spot on. Keeping it short, sweet and to the point. Learned a lot here than any other sound design tutorial. Earned a sub. Keep up the good work and definitely would like to see more of these insights into your thought process. It really helps. Thanks again!

[lucasd]

Hey man, dope stuff
It was so good and useful that, could you do a part 2? lol
With like leads now and plucks and maybe even include "making a sound" in a normal production video

[shyamal_music]

Damn!! I was thinking about learning some sound design but was too lazy to do it when i could use presets from you, ultrasonic, stickz and bunch of others. I did learn some epic sound design today...Thanks

[djbaaler]

Nice intro! Been watching several videos (including some paid for tutorials) and this was very digestible and informative, thank you!

[Frenzified]

I'm reminded so much of pewdiepie when listening to this guy, it makes everything much easier to follow for some reason.

[doomrabbit]

quick tip: Turning the random phasing off when making stabbier basses can help a lot with alignment/phase issues with the kick, especially for 4x4 genres. Nice job! Good intro video for those new to serum.

[xllnmusic]

Really good video ! Made me wanna try sound design :)
Would be cool if you also did one a sound design video on different types of leads (or different types of sounds from different genres)