Elevate Your Sound With Custom Synth Textures
One of the ways I go about keeping my work unique and interesting (at least that's the goal!) is making my own custom sounds. It’s an easy way to elevate your compositions to new heights and set you apart from other composers in the industry. You don't need a recording studio or even a lot of gear to do it though. I'll show you how I make a complex texture using only a single source and three plugins. Featuring TaiChi Reverb from LiquidSonics.
The “Usual Suspects” line-up of Time Stamps
0:00 - Opening
0:22 - Intro
1:40 - Picking The Source
3:20 - Mangling The Source
6:10 - Reverb Stacking with TaiChi
7:00 - Adding Delay
7:20 - Adding EQ
8:30 - Adding Layers
10:35 - Creating the Drone Layer
12:30 - Showing the Automation
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Title Music mixed by: Eva Reistad
Film Music, Film Music Tips, Film Scoring, Synth programming, Cinematic Textures, Custom Synth Sounds, Synth , Music Production
Software: Cubase Pro 13
Sample Libraries: Cinematic Winds
Plugins Used: Liquid Sonics Tai Chi, Soundtoys EchoBoy, FabFilter ProQ-3
Mic: Audio-Technica AT4050
Interface: MOTU 828es
Graphics: MotionVFX, FX Elements
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