25 BEST SOUND DESIGN TRICKS

In this video we're doing not 5, not 10, not even 20, but 25 best sound design techniques!
These are of no particular order and I promise you - you will find some gems at the end.

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:13 - 1# Sparkles
2:08 - 2# Sub Distortion
3:22 - 3# Space Sidechaining
4:35 - 4# Graular Synthesis
5:38 - 5# Frequency Shifting
6:26 - 6# Delay Pitch Automation
7:20 - 7# Layering
8:28 - 8# Unexpected Plugins
9:29 - 9# Automations
10:42 - 10# Soft Clipping
11:36 - 11# Pitch Manipulation
13:45 - 12# Tonal Delay
14:34 - 13# Resampling
16:04 - 14# Chopping, Stretching & Pitching
17:14 - 15# Effect Racks
18:05 - 16# Microsampling
19:16 - 17# Resonance Melodies
20:11 - 18# 10 OTTs
20:46 - 19# Sound Degrading
21:53 - 20# Envelope Following
24:07 - 21# Frequency Isolating
24:55 - 22# Vocal Chops
26:21 - 23# Lowpass Distortion
27:41 - 24# Transient Shaping
28:12 - 25# Sound Reversing
29:25 - Resources
30:15 - BONUS: Bloopers

[Oversampled]

Which technique the best + what did I miss?? 🤔

[Mardial]

this video is too good to be free. I'm gonna buy your sample pack just to say thank you

[TophtheSmith]

For the fl folks, you can do the spacing effect in patcher. First audio chain goes out like normal, second audio chain goes to your reverb plugin, then fruity limiter. This will allow you to have a self-sidechained reverb as a normal effect

[yuvalsmith]

this could be the best single video on music production on all of Youtube

[itsalongstoryshort]

this is how it's done!!! most producers are super light-handed, and sometimes you gotta to get sounds that stand out. amazing tips here

[Orkey]

19:16 making melodies out of resonance is actually brilliant

[ripsense]

i love that you show not only the fx but how how they fit in a track

[ProdByMeek]

heavily invested 8 yrs into ableton and thought i knew it all but you sir are just next level!

[bwah]

I love this format. Clean, to the point, and packed with goodies.

[BodyOfPlayMusic]

Microsampling and sound isolation are my favourites!!

[oldmansky]

how many demo did you have??? bro they are so good to not be release TT

[cruxly]

Absolutely top notch content - producing for 10+ years now but always still learning and you make it easy to understand! Thank you good sir.

[youngmarckson]

@10:27 bruh this sounds like one of those grand rising moments in a movie when the main character come back stronger if that makes sense but that's dumb creative. love the wobble with the LFO. Yo i been wondering how to add textures to a sound for awhile and who can teach that and simplify it in a short time you really became the answer and gave more then 1 way to do that. You exceed the expectation.

[waveyan]

You can also use ableton's stock sound grain delay for the first trick, then there is no need to resample, everything you need to make the effect is in the device.

[Cametek.CamelliaOfficial]

wow they are absolutely awesome ideas. thank you for sharing!

[FLUFFYCAT_PNW]

Been missing you, man. Hope you're well.

[niranjchan]

One of the best videos for sound design. Excellent 👏👏

[TheKingofShows]

This has to be the greatest video for music production ive ever seen, this is clearly knowing what he wants and many years of experience, thanks for making this video

[hfs-lkip]

13:41 the default "yeah" and "check it out" omgomgomgomgomgomg

[FaRoss]

Okay so I usually don't comment on videos but this is incredible. It took me years to learn some of these thing but in regard to sound design, this is probably one of the most valuable videos I've seen on YouTube. Good job.