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Here is the November Production Video.

This month I am going in detail about how I built the lead sound for Te Vi Caer, from the synth patch to the audio editing, I talk about signal flow and interdependence within a linear processing chain.

I hope you will enjoy it, feel free to hmu in the Patreon 

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Lead Sound Design - Te Vi Caer (Ft. Maria Lea)

Lemme know if you have any Qs :D Become a Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/thecaracalproject 0:00 - Intro 1:11 - Synth Design 25:11 - Audio Editing 32:20 - Effects Interdependence 36:50 - Outro THE CARACAL PROJECT Spotify → https://tinyurl.com/tcp-spotify Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/thecaracalproject Twitter → https://twitter.com/felixcaracal Patreon → https://www.patreon.com/thecaracalproject Soundcloud → https://soundcloud.com/thecaracalproject Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/thecaracalproject

Comments

Gero

Yesss!! Killer m8. I’d sell my auntie for a modern intimate breakdown. Excited for this channel

Its Tricky

YOOOOOO defiantly stoked about this channel! would love to see expresso or hello :) even All Our Duty ahhh soo goooood (curious on your go abouts for arrangements for letting everything shine in all our duty) best health, cheers!

thecaracalproject

Hello would be super interesting cause it's recent and it has a very unique approach for drums layout, I tried to breakdown All Our Duty once already but it turned into a mess xD

Gero

I love both actually.. but i'd particularly love to see the synth and bass from pt. 1!

Anonymous

this is my favorite song since i discover it a few months before i join your patreon!!, im so excited about this video cuz i always was wonder..... how did this guy made this sick af sound!? LOL

Anonymous

and on the phaser part.... just to add a little bit of info. this notches that we add with the "poles" knob doesnt cut the signal as a usual notch filter do... the poles added changes the phase of the signal in that part (frequency) so if the signal in that part goes negative then youre gonna get a positive pole.... jeje i hope this helps... and sorry if i wrote something wrong, english isnt my first language! :C