The Essential DNB Sound Every Producer Should Know

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In this video, I review the quintessential DNB sound every producer should know. As producers, we are looking for the next big sound to use in our tracks, and with DNB gaining popularity fast in the States, the FOGHORN is a sound that every dance/tech producer should know. It has all the suitable properties to make any techno, bass house, and tech house tracks have a moment. It's the fisher horn, it's the Techno finale drop, it's the bass house b part response. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to make it and master it so you can use the power of the FOGHORN.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:17 The Basics
02:06 Modulating WITH LFOS
03:10 Going Deeper
04:17 The Generic Tech House Effect
05:25 Noisia Foghorn
08:09 Pitch Effects On It
09:39 The Outro

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[AiresLA]

I've been making many kinds of bass sounds to try to get to what is "IT" that makes a bass a good gritty warm dnb bass. This video changed everything and is slowly changing my understanding on the entire thing.

Please man, buy yourself a beer. Thanks.

[freshlybakeddnb]

Thats the cleanest and quickest way iv seen anybody even get close to that sound. Amazing!

[SoundsOfLimbo]

Bro, millions of videos on Youtube, and this is THE ONLY that clearly explains how to reach that clear and powerful resonant sound
You are the best <3

[cekirdekci]

Irrespective of the genre, this video is an excellent resource for honing LFO skills. Thank you Zen. I love learning from your weekly content.

[callumjohnson]

Bro this is a crazy informative video - also love watching your face listening to each dirty bass it's so relatable haha

[D-CONSTRUCT]

I have a lot of respect for you brother. I'm a producer/DJ from NY (D-CONSTRUCT)

[rarefeline]

Been watching you for years now and man o man have you helped me with serum so much. I felt like I could never put down what I wanted with sounds in serum as I was a huge NI Massive stan for years and new the program inside and out. Serum just never spoke to me though but with your help it has.

[NIRVANABLEACH]

Oke this is actually one of the best videos out there. Been searching for ages.

[craigs]

Not gonna 1 of the best tutorial ive ever bro 🔥🔥🔥

[yaboyJJJJJ]

very good video! The only thing I would've liked to see is short demos of how to use these sounds in a track, as in layer it over some drums and show some example note patterns

[crookst_fan]

THIS VIDEO READ MY MIND i love you so much i was looking for that "wobbly" sound!

[IGURU]

Omg this is awesome! You solved a lot of problems for me. This is also perfect for hard techno!

[OffMyGourd]

Can’t believe this video doesn’t have more views. Ur getting robbed, this is a great vid.

[odin_music]

I am making something "post-apocalyptic" and this sounds like a perfect addition. Thanks, Zen! 🔥

[milanfaure]

Thank you this is f***ing amazing bro !

[JonthOfficial]

i remember saying it is always a sine, you said it's always a saw.. good to see you came to your senses

[DAGAZ_Music]

I'm just wondering why you don't lower the randomize knob (just next to the phase knob)

[morganmeyer]

Wow such a simple process but so damn good !

[edgarcamargo]

Sadly the serum LFO is doing some stuttering for me so the sweep is not clean at all. Might be my computer struggling. Whatever the case the sound is not clean for me. I will try with my desktop pc. Great vid though

[deveyousness]

I need to watch this every day to ingrain this forbidden knowledge into my brain 🧠