This was a total gamechanger for my sound design!
A video on YouTube. In Music Lessons, a Krater category.
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Andrew Huang shares five sound design tips and tricks for music producers, explaining how separate sound design sessions add depth to musical creativity and offering practical advice on recording everything, mapping shortcut keys, recording through effects, doing synth patch sessions, and resampling.
From the video
Answers: How can I improve my music production through separate sound design sessions?
- Sound design sessions
- Recording everything
- Keyboard shortcut for markers
- Recording through effects
- Synth patch sessions
- Resampling audio
What it concludes
- Doing separate, pure sound design sessions adds a whole other dimension to musical creativity.
- Recording everything during modular sound design sessions ensures unexpected happy accidents are instantly documented.
- Mapping a keyboard shortcut key to set markers in your DAW makes it easy to capture and label sound design ideas on the fly.
- Recording through effects like compression eliminates the need to capture raw, unmanipulated audio and speeds up the workflow.
- Doing dedicated synth patch design sessions builds familiarity and gives you playable instruments ready for future tracks.
- Resampling allows you to loop audio and route it into new tracks for further manipulation and sound design flexibility.
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