Techno rumbles in 2024 (the grain tutorial)

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Contents:
0:00 Adding grain to a kick
1:58 The diagram
2:15 Kick synthesis
3:26 Creating a grain
6:35 The importance of sidechain gating
7:17 Balancing kick and grain
10:46 Treating the resultant sound
11:43 Regaining some perspective

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The techno kick rumble was the video that subscribed me to your channel in the first place. Love the follow up!

MatthewXLY

The lord of rumble tutorials is back with another heater.
You break it down so well I was able to create a rumble in korg ds-10 on a gameboy with your method. Not all the frequency filters but the shaping filters and all the effects, it worked regardless.

MORTIFICER

I love the methodology behind this. As I’ve gotten more interested in arts of over the years (photo, video, music, drawing) I’ve learned I’m a huge fan of *Texture*.

And it applies to every art medium I like.

It adds the “imperfection” of something more realistic and tasteful.

edubblesspirit

Compression and gating are both essentially envelopes if the end result is a sample but compression has colour (because it distorts). Its always worth nudging the time relationship of the elements of any composite sound especially kicks because you might get unwanted phase cancellation and the sample will lose drive. If you use a high shelf anything more that 4db will introduce phase. Having said that theres an old school sound to phasing that might be desirable (we used to stack kicks with midi). Another common technique is using noise as modulation (usually within modular setups) to introduce amp grain and even frequency grain but every sample will be different. For example modulate the reverb amp or filter with noise - velvet noise (granular) is particularly good.. Careful use of early reflections can introduce grain. And granular synthesis is another way to explore rumbles -its not just for pads.

Inhibitd

I don't even produce music (for the last 10 years) and still watch his videos, because of how great the info is presented. Absolutely awesome channel, deserves much, much more views and subs!
And if this is what we can find for free in the YT channel, I can only imagine the quality of his full courses.

profile

So much knowledge, so thankful! Cheers from Argentina!

lucasfranciscopeverelli

I was literally about to go search for your Techno Rumble Mastery video for a refresh when this hour-old follow up to that video pops up in my home page recommendations... funny coincidence! I'll take that as a sign that this is what I need to hear and try today haha

jaminjones

I'm crazy with you brother 🤜RUMBLE🤛

xavierbakall

Very nice of you to share the sounds with us. Shared the video link with my techno groups and liked. :)

neopunkmusic

Wow, just discovered your tutorials, I've been through the arrangement and Four Tet Analysis video. Things are explained not only technically, but also with humanity that speaks sometimes way more than technique. Hats off and thanks for all these, love your vibe ! 🙏

keirau

Oscar thanks again for this great tutorial. can't believe that it's been already 3 years🙃

NOEL-

This is such a well executed video, with the sharp graphics and sound examples mixed in so smartly. My man’s got skillz

Orangebritches

So good! Always love the end of the videos with a nice demo and you dancing 😋

abbadon

I loved your first rumble video and I learned a lot from it. I'm currently looking for simple ways to get the different rumble textures that I hear in tracks, so this video is spot on. I found it interesting the order of the plugins that you used. I usually add reverb, saturation, lowpass and compression before sidechaining. The order of the plugins in the mixer is so important. Depending on how they're ordered, they can make the sound so different. I was also using a kick with a longer tail. I'm going to try your method. Thanks! Edit: I've just downloaded your sample pack. It's an awesome gift! Those rumbles sound so good. They're going to be very helpful. Thank you!

Luka_Griffin