Massive X Tutorials: Lush Evolving Pads (Simple)

In this tutorial I demonstrate how to create a lush evolving pad sound using just one oscillator and the reverb unit effects.

[Johnnyjawbone]

Thanks dude. For some reason some of these people seem to think you should be giving us an audio lost ark of the covenant masterclass on sound design on every tutorial. Subscribed.

[Radarssbm]

If you're going to make a tutorial on a sound, I would strongly recommend actually previewing the sound to us first to see if we actually want to hear it. It's a pain having to go to the end of the video every time I want to learn whether it's worth watching.


Obviously you're doing these videos to help people and I appreciate it, but it's kinda crazy that this isn't included considering how common it is. Considering this is literally on the NI website, I expected that kind of quality.


The tutorial itself is fine though, and the sound is cool.

[jaroslawtrzybinski]

As a beginner I really appreciate that video. Sounds really good.

[alejandroperez]

I can hear a flute into the rest of the sound! Idk but it sound absolutely cool 👌

[Hellseeker]

Dude! Damn there instant Blade Runner! and I understand the point of the "quick and dirty" as you explained during the video, you already have another video that dives a lot deeper, this is just if ya want a quicky 😜

[ivansoto]

It's a bit bright/harsh for my tastes, not really what I'd consider lush but I mean, lush is just a word.

[hostnik]

For real? You just made a pad by starting with reverb and chorus? I could make an even better pad by farting into a mic and running it through an Eventide, this doesn't teach us ANYTHING about what is unique about Massive X.