5 Tips to Improve Your Claps

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[meezemusic]

Freq shifter after a reverb is a big boi move

[bassweapon]

I love the way you express yourself, and also your shirt.

[jdstarek]

@Multiplier. I know a lot of producers tend to have a style, a signature, a sound design, etc. But you are taking it to the next level with having a fashion style. I've never even seen a shirt with a neck hole that big...but you seem to have a never ending supply. Honestly, I love it. And it is very unique. Are these all from your own clothing line, seriously? I'd think it would almost be a full time gig just trying to find 40 different light blue t-shirts with a 4x crew neck....

[Salman-Q]

I really loved your clap collection been searching for poppy sounds and I think they fit my musical style. Thanks lots.

[DaveChimny]

On tip no. 3: In Cubase you can change the timing for a whole track (called Track Delay), so you don't have to move everything around. You just set it to a minus-value and it's done. The notes can sit on the grid but anyway, they play earlier the amount of the milliseconds set. Maybe, there's a similar option in other DAWs, too.

I often use it if an instrument has a long attack time and appears to be late.

[HOLLASOUNDS]

Reverb is a absolute must when making beat sounds also a bit of distortion help.

[powerfulsparks]

Really appreciate the information in this video. Thanks👍🏽👍🏽

[shawnpeterson]

Dude awesome advice! Dope energy too man love the presentation, keep at it!

[MicroBuddy]

I really want that shirt. Where can I find one like that?

[jdstarek]

Great tips, subtle changes like these make all the difference

[pauldubyou]

Great vid, great pro delivery of the lesson 👍🏻

[FullyMaxxed]

Great video Multiplier! Thank you for the content, as always.

[jodiescott]

Please, can someone help me with some sound design. The two main areas are:

I don’t think this is just high feedback amounts as I’ve been trying all day, I think it’s a feedback loop. I was shown ages ago but forgot how. You create a delay feeding a delay and then you can ‘ride’ any element of your tracks send to it to get the same effect in ‘At Les’ at 3:20 You do have to ride the send too as it can get hot very easily but there’s a sweet spot you get where the feedback starts to loop and layer creating these really nice fuzzy guitar style textures.

[theromanshow]

You’ve got a better narrating voice than morgan freeman!

[petewl]

Great content - you have that therapist tone.... so I'm told

[edgodsall]

The taking in of breath is louder than the talking 😂

[workoutsontwitch]

Gonna be a noob question. Im having issues tuning my percussions. I know not all sounds have a tonal characteristic. But I notice alot of my samples dont really come up with a note when I use abletons tuner.

I know I need to be using my ears more, but I need help mentally grasping tuning percussions concepts if anyone can share?

[peace]

Tip no 6 try and record your own claps by using your HANDS!

[anonymus]

tip #0 - CALP into a MIC, and effect it as a pro. ;)