u/teddy_9000

The best thing about making AI music is having a huge community of loyal bots to follow our progress and cheer us on! 🫶

Hey all, just wanted to share a quick tutorial on making some earth shaking bass with nothing more than a few sinewaves. I've translated the subtitles to Hindi, Indonesian, German, Spanish and Portuguese so if you're not an English speaker, you can follow along too.

If you have any personal tricks for fattening up that low end, share them with us here!

Hey I'm back with another live jam/demo of the latest synth from Arturia. I go through the entire catalog of pads, basses and keys patches. No talking, just sound!

Well I made a video covering basic and intermediate techniques for using white noise in sound design, and wanted to share with the community. In the video i make a variety of whoosh, riser, transition and percussive sounds, and explore the basics of making realistic sounding wind wirh noise.

As it's only my second sound design video, I'd love to get some feedback from fellow designers about how useful you find these techniques, so please let me know in the comments. 🫡

Do you like making music with your custom designed sounds? Sometimes I find a custom built synth or sampler patch is what it takes to elevate a cue from functional to unique, here's one of my recent productions built entirely around a custom synthesizer patch that I made for it.

Hanging out with some young swamp wallabys at Cobb's Animal Rescue in Calgary. They are always looking for more volunteers, please consider helping out if you're in the area.

I wanted to share a new free Kontakt library I just stumbled across that sounds absolutely amazing. This is just a short no-talking video where I go through all the sounds.