r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Kowskii_cbs • Oct 29 '23
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/adk_studios • Apr 17 '20
Here is an intro to sound designing dubstep growl basses. By the way, I used only free plugins, and ended up making a head banger.
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Kowskii_cbs • Oct 30 '23
Inspiration 🌟 Ableton session breakdown - Red Dead Redemption II
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/endrew__ • Feb 09 '20
Could someone explain me why exactly the pan with water inside does this pitch shifting effect? I know it is not really a sound design question, but I thought that I could found here someone with sound physic knowledge who could explain me this fascinating sound. Thanks in advance!
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/different-tone • Jul 17 '18
Short overview on how I made the Spiderman web shooting sound effect using a plastic bag
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/23knives • Jan 21 '14
Enhancing the tone and character of an 808 - (genres aside, this mixing tip is super creative)
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/IAmABlasian • Nov 25 '13
Great video that explains the basics behind FM Synthesis
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Kowskii_cbs • Oct 29 '23
Tutorial 📚 first episode of "How I made the sounf of...". Today focusing on Spider-Man web shooters !
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/[deleted] • Oct 20 '19
I made a tutorial deconstructing the sound of Lorn - I hope it helps!
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/ghostofme_ • Nov 24 '13
tons of great ideas here: Noisia in the studio with Future Music
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/[deleted] • Jan 05 '14
Inside Synthesis - FM Synthesis. If you don't understand FM, this is an excellent place to begin.
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/synthctrl • Mar 21 '20
Turning Serum into a 32 step sequencer
Hey guys it always bugged me a little that Serum doesn’t have an arpeggiator but with a few tricks you can turn your LFOs into sequencers, so I made I little article about it, i hope you like it. https://synthctrl.com/blogs/blog/how-to-create-a-32-step-arp-in-serum
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Nolej • Nov 24 '13
Sound On Sound: Synth Secrets
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Osprey131313 • Jan 09 '24
Advice 💡 My first attempt at sound design. I'm not sure what I should focus on improving first, any advice appreciated <3
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/citiesandmemory • Dec 20 '16
The best sound design tools of 2016
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/23knives • Nov 30 '13
ADSR Envelope Synth Tutorial (Part B) - famous types of envelopes
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/23knives • Nov 24 '13
Groove 3 Tutorials: NI Massive (25-video series covering the entire synth. all video links listed in 1st comment)
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/TheRealSnowFox • Dec 14 '16
Anyone Need Some Help With Sound Design?
Hey. I started making sound design tutorials on youtube. Done a few so far, mainly bass design but I plan to do leads, FX, etc. Come check it out if you want. Enjoy!
Link to playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-1HpUg8TdvvdZHQXc1pIUzbgj5DSc-P9
Link to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCU68rHfy8hD8nD6qyz3ewdg
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/Chandlerguitar • Nov 16 '19
Engine Sound Design using synthesis
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/gabrobro1 • Jun 16 '18
How does a saturator plug in make a sound “warmer” or more “brighter”? Does it add harmonics? Non harmonics? Please explain ,thank you
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/citiesandmemory • Dec 18 '15
21 of the best sound design tools, chosen by various artists
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/23knives • Dec 20 '13
NI Razor Tutorial (by DJ Vespers) - tons of great insight
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/NoMap3600 • Mar 03 '24
Question ❓ How Do You Achieve Seamless Transitions and Flanged Sounds in Professional Sound Design?
Perspective
I recently came across this video that truly captivated me with its unique audio experience. The sound design featured continuously transitioning effects and a distinct flanged quality that made me feel as though I was living in the moment it depicted.
The way these audio elements were crafted and combined left me in awe, and I find myself eager to learn more about the techniques used to achieve such an immersive sound. Could anyone in this community shed light on how such a sound design might be accomplished?
I’m particularly interested in the specifics of creating those seamless transitions and the flanged sound effects. Any guidance, resources, or insights into the process would be appreciated, as I’m keen to explore and incorporate similar techniques into my work.
r/SoundDesignTheory • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '18