How I make Botanica !

Hi !! It's finally here !

I am actually very worried about this video cause I'm still a bit uncomfortable with how I sound on video but HERE IS THE MONTHLY UPLOAD.

I got a lot of comments asking about how I made certain things so I just decided to make a (hopefully) comprehensive video detailing my process for making this genre!

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:02 Sound Design 1: Spectral Gating Using Vocoder
2:29 Sound Design 1: Spectral Gating Using Spectral Compressor
3:01 Sound Design 2: Glitches & Textures
4:04 Sound Design 3: Pads & Atmosphere
5:00 Instrument Selection
5:49 Arrangement
6:24 Raw Explanation
9:16 Final Playthrough
9:30 Outro

Resources I mentioned/showed:

Music used:

If there are any concerns, please let me know (I'll try to reply)

Please don't steal stuff ! (o≧д≦)o If you wanna use my stuff for some strange reason, please credit properly by providing my name and link !

#botanica #edm #musicproduction #producer #sounddesign #colorbass

[RogueBeatsARG]

Love how there are more tutorials than tracks from this genre

[sonara_sounds]

bro's multi-talent 😭, god tier music, editing & story telling

[dtd]

This level of quality feels illegal. Top notch editing and music 💪🥶

[MmeKnight]

literally the best music tutorial on youtube. new sub

[JayPixelz]

This genre needs to pop off more, imma try to contribute for the Fl Studio Mobile community

[AbhayRajan]

One of my favourite genres in 2024 and thanks to the talented people like you and cordpath. Learning this is a breeze.

[exhaustnotemusic]

Finally a comprehensive tutorial on botanica... <3

[imsumratial]

Kiru, I want you to know this. “Doesn't sound really good” just seems to be. It's just experience that prevents you from taking music more easily. You're already so overheard, fed a ton of modern sound design. A lot of people still get enough dutz-tutz music to be impressed.

Speaking of Botanica, it sounds psychedelic, trippy and very relaxing. I would say it's a very powerful branch of ambient development. It's not just music anymore, but whole soundscapes.

By the way, the video editing...I'm excited.

Hi from Russia!

[lowly.]

Yeah no, this is just criminally underrated. Everything from the music to the editing is just heavenly. I wish you the best of luck sir, you're amazing.

[hllp]

it is a crazy high quality of video from someone who has only 1 thousand subscribers, it feels like you should have at least 100k.Thank you for your work, very enjoyable

[bank]

i've never heard the term "botanica" being used as a genre name, but this really reminds me of the album "mirror guide" by giant claw, which i would just describe as "computer startup sounds: the album"

(edit: mirror guide is like one of my fav albums)

[alecs.]

This is the finest video I've ever seen on youtube. The amount of effort put into a single video is astounding. You've just gained a new fan! : )

[JustZectro]

holy shit the editing style is incredible

[Saithis]

Bro, you’re a hidden gem! Keep grindin’, you’re gonna pop off big time soon!

[lucky-fhuu]

itd be really cool to see more on the sound design part, I loved your video and am definitely subscribing.

[foxcollr]

Wow, This video was so helpful, I've actually been wondering lately how those glitchy sounds are made in botanica, techcore/hi-tech, and some hyperpop songs. I really wanna replicate them myself, so this was super insightful! Also your voiceover was great and I liked the little jokes scattered throughout the video, like the pipe falling sound effect. So well-edited!

[josealejandrogarciarojas]

I freaking loved this video. The editing, the timing, THE MUSICCC

[ibrahimbeats]

I just got into this genre so this is timely and generally easy to understand!

[Tetsukii]

Not only is the tutorial clear and concise, but your editing is insane! And ofc the music sounds sick and is just as good as the editing. Amazing work, looking forward to seeing more!

[atalhlla]

I like funny sine cat.

The explanations are good too, 10/10 have rewatched multiple times.