Hey That demo was great very good introuduction to making sounds

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admin Reply:
September 14th, 2011 at 11:01 am

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

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Thank you so much for this video, I can definitely tell that you put a lot of work in it!
It’s amazing that I can learn more about sound designing for free.
If all possible, I would love to see video/s covering how to create these super/hyper-saw sounds.

My question is, what would be the best synthesizer for trance/dance music that is compatible with Apple’s Logic Studio?

Thanks so much, I’m looking forward to see more content on sound designing!!

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Adam Szabo Reply:
September 15th, 2011 at 10:47 am

My question is, what would be the best synthesizer for trance/dance music that is compatible with Apple’s Logic Studio?

Zebra2 obviously Zebra2 can make some very nice supersaw type sounds as well, and its available on both PC and Mac

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pit Reply:
September 26th, 2011 at 11:48 pm

nexus and vanguard and sylenth1

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Great starter video! Hugely looking forward to the next one.

(Programming the synth sounds in Sylenth1 as i don’t have Zebra2…)

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Nice Work, Scott! My question is, could you explain in more details about types of filters, their application and filter envelopes? Thanks!

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admin Reply:
September 14th, 2011 at 11:40 pm

Thanks! Yes, I’ll be covering filters and filter envelopes during this video series and Adam has created a really nice sound that demonstrates this concept. Stay tuned!

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These are great tutorials, thank you.

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When will we see Video 2

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admin Reply:
September 16th, 2011 at 1:52 pm

Very soon!

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Great introduction!

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Great! I love Zebra2 and i use it 90% in projects. Its nice that you choose that synth for this sound design tutorial

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Nice idea man. Stay cool. All the best.

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goog man nice

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Great video ! Also are you guys strictly doing these videos for zebra2 ? Because i would love to see some videos like this that deal directly with access virus synths, being that they are a very known in the dance music world i think a lot of people would appreciate it ! Myself included !.

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admin Reply:
September 19th, 2011 at 8:50 am

Thanks Aaron! There may be an opportunity in the future to do other synths, but in this series we’re focusing on Zebra2.

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Thank you so much for making this series! This is exactly what I needed because I hate scrolling through presets to find the right sound and Im finally going to be able to make my own unique sounds. Can’t wait till the whole series is up!

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You produce very focused videos and tutorials.

I coming from rock and I am trying to broadening my musical view.

So I am gaining incite in to Trance music by your productions.

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THanks all!

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Hey! This tutorial was awesome, it helped me a lot, many thanks!!
A fast question, can you tell us something about how to make a good a master?

Thanks, and keep it up, it’s awesome!

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Hey there, thank you sir for giving these tutorials, always am fascinated by trance music tracks,
& wanted to make one but could not find the right way ..thanks once again…

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thank you great video very good

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THANK YOUUUUUUUUU SO MUCH

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I just want to say THANKS for these videos.
Keep the good work Adam and Cheers from Medellín Colombia !!

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Can you make a tutorial about how to make Arty’s pluck in his remix “away from here” ?

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always good videos but i can see this lot coming in very handy.

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Great informative video, im interested in learning about the Sonic Foundation

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After watching all the videos available i really hope i am able to get into the course, as you were resetting the patches i noticed 2 of my all time favorite sounds from Ram and Mat Zo and i hope to be allowed to view and learn those techniques.

Overall spectacular course, very professional, informative and engaging. Everything was explained from the ground up and although i knew much of the intro things watching and learning the fundamentals was a great idea and was not boring at all.

This is a course to take if you are truly wanting to produce high quality trance music. Of the videos offered i learned much about Zebra, synthesis, and waveforms, especially the part about detuning which i have regularly used in my synths but was not aware of its actual effects on a visible spectrum.

The one question i would ask is tension. My tracks so far are getting better each project i start and each lesson i learn, but the ebb and flow of professional tracks from the first build into the break and the epic build into the beat seem to be the hardest concepts. So the question is how to you construct the tension factor in a professional track?

(I know this goes different for every track but of all the ones ive tried house, trance, techno, etc, i cannot seem to get the feeling of tension and almost exploding into my builds)

Thanks again for the preview and i hope i can view the rest of the course and start producing my dream of professional trance.

My best regards,

Zach Sinkus aka Zeuus aka Sky Gate

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FInally I found a website, that really helps!
Thank YOu So Much!
Please keep On doin´what You doin! Its really great!

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I HAVE LEARNED So Much From You Guys.
Thank You!

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Thanks so much! After months of searching i can say that i found the most profesional and informative page on the web!! You guys “trance”! (aka Rock)

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hey man you are doing an excellent job! keep going

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Very excited to learn more about sound design! I hope to make this my future career and my lifelong passion. I cannot thank Scott and Adam enough for these wondrous tutorials. They are slowly changing my life. Trance for life! trance music mastery forever!

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Thanks from Belarus for great work!!!

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thank you so much!

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I am very anxious to hear more.

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