Serum Tutorial - Organic Synths Like Flume / Louis The Child / Mura Masa

One-shot sound downloads:

[rossbentley]

This was actually incredible, thank you so much. PLEASE keep the Serum tutorials coming!! Wish I saw how you made the Flume string sound :0

[envispojke]

I think a lot of people, me included, saw the extensive wavetable capabilities Serum has (drawing your own, importing pictures and all that crazy shit) as a bit of a gimmick for Dubstep nerds when Serum launch.. With time I've come to realize how useful it can be if using this technique to get this blend of acoustic and digital as you say.

The noise osc is also dope, I wish Duda called it "noise osc/sampler" because I use it as that more than anything. If it had like a zoom in mode with some extra sampling functionality, that would be dope as well. My favorite thing to do is to load up one of the built in kick drum samples and key track it (you have to tune it yourself with pitch, there's a fine tune in the global section as well). It sounds really cool as a layer on a deep house pluck bass.

Great tutorial as always. Unlike all the other YouTube producers you have really useful sounds, and a well thought out idea/concept youre excited to share with us in every video.

[shibuyajin_music]

we even got a bonus tip for using reverb mix automation to end a melodic phrase at 12:32
that was super cool and I never thought about it

[briancase]

OMG, I need that string sound. Beautiful. All are beautiful. Thanks!!!

[coldnoodlin]

I love all three of these producers flume Louis the child and mura masa

[biskwy]

Your Serum tutorials are the best. I learned so much with you, thanks for your work!

[SynthHackerTV]

Feels great to get back into some in depth sound design with Serum!

[coryupton]

This Trick is absolutely amazing, best trick I have ever learned for serum, Thanks mate.

[dannyboycinco]

I NEED THOSE RHODES! You're a BEAST!

[MrSpasticdancer]

this is kind of how the legendary d50 works but is a much updated version with all the delicious tweaking facilities of serum.
you've given me many ideas!!

[shyguymusic]

so freaking cool. I've been missing out on this capability of serum

[KordTaylor]

What a great video! Possibly some of the most useable Serum patches I’ve heard. Thanks! ❤

[taynara]

Loving to see you back Synthhacker, really, these video’s help so many people progress in sound design. Which is a very important element in music production. Please, keep up the video’s if you can! Much love <3

[paulsiefert]

Right on its almost like making omnisphere patches from scratch

[SoundKillerOfficial]

I’ve used this technique similarly but using the formula tab inside the wavetable editor, i just write the note and the pitch it is (for the kalimba it would be C3) then i drag the sample to the wavetable and load it in, then i spectral morph it to tie the samples together and use it as a resample essentially. Really great stuff!

[lukeygeeabc]

Dude those chords of the Wurly are the best so many Robert Glasper vibes

[ThePamimo]

2:40 daamn that wavetable is smooth as butter

[NDSOart]

Awesome! This is a great base for making tons of unique and interesting sounds

[pedrosiguenza]

HOLY SHIT!!!! Those are fucking awesome dude! I almost cried listening at those sounds they feel so natural!! Thank you for this tutorial keep it up man!

[ron]

Right on time.
I was just about to start looking for new sounds. Love the Channel!!