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Producer Tier: Tutorial (September) (Patreon)

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2021-09-28 16:08:38
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Hello Producing Person,

This month; Nik takes us through the hairy donut-shaped world of Collider, where confusion awaits, as well as many drum layers and arrangement decisions.

Enjoy and let us know your thoughts!

EDIT: Apparently the video doesn't work on Android. We're not sure what's causing this and for now recommend you enjoy it on iOS, PC and Mac.



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September: Nik (Collider)

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Comments

MACKY

Saying the video does not exist?

Georgie

The anticipation is unbearable

michs 29

Video not working 😕

Veil.Combine

Video workin on PC. Cheers Nik, an unexpected but very welcomed breakdown

Andrew Ridley

I forgot how mad that music video was :D

BERRIX

That was epic. Would love to see a tut breakdown on Anomaly in the future

Mukduk

Awesome! Would love to see a video about the master chain/final stages of a track too. Great in depth look at a great track. Thanks again!

Martin Åberg

Inspirational as usual. Thank you! Looking forward to seeing your farewell tour in Sweden later in November.

Jahfed Wismans

loved the midi version! :D Thanks again for this awesome insight.

Stefan Anfield

awesome video Nik, love the you talking about the arrangement process. Absolute pleasure to see your guys writing processes. don't suppose you would ever show us how you make that drop down bass or any similar sounds in future videos. Love them punchy bass sounds.

Zak

Whats happened to the video it says it doesnt exist?

Graham Cooke

Vid still not working on Android

jon clark

Such a good video, It's so important to see how big of a part, the little details play. Loving every second of it.

Santino

Man I want that metal screamy bass sketch.

Gowendub

That sample got me at 17:50 so go on and buy this fantastic piece of shit XD top video really insightful and love the depth behind the music video and sounds. I can definitely feel a sample pack coming... ;D

visionrecordings
>>68715919

We're not sure what's causing this. The video is working fine elsewhere. Hope you can enjoy it on PC or Mac.

visionrecordings
>>68721123

We're not sure what's causing this. The video is working fine elsewhere. Hope you can enjoy it on PC or Mac.

visionrecordings
>>68839600

We're not sure what's causing this. The video is working fine elsewhere. Hope you can enjoy it on PC or Mac.

visionrecordings
>>68919164

We're not sure what's causing this. The video is working fine elsewhere. Hope you can enjoy it on PC or Mac.

justin rothe

i remember when thys played in portland a few years back.. will never forget it <3

Bob Gibson

Thank you Nik, amazing break down. It finally inspired me to RTFM for an hour and figure out Mconvolution's follower and modulation when I remade the lead synth you demonstrated. Such a concise but awesome processing chain for that sound.

Theo Bass

Thank you so much these breakdowns rule! Would you ever consider digging into the "Sinkhole" project file? Track has some of my favorite sound design/stereo imaging of all time.

Yung-e

Thanks Nik another wicked tutorial love the way you guys layer ya sounds that sound layered under the main riff sounded like steel pans haha great to see the level of small details you guys go into proper going in that is i always learn loads of new things when i watch these wanted to ask layering that many snare samples or noise etc how do you keep it all in phase ?Thanks again really enjoyed this one !

Phonik Ops

Rocking out to the midi version of this song just brought major joy to my morning hahah. Thank you so much for these. So cool and inspiring to see some of my favourite songs broken down and how many versions/experiments it can take to get to the final "right" version. I remember Martijn dropping this at a Vancouver show before it was out and it blew my mind. Thank you again!

Chris

Some of the bass layers seem very "out there" as something I would not design for that riff. Are some samples "failed" versions of bass sounds that became later reenforcing textures or harmonics from the same project as in not imported bass?

WN

i use this song as a reference track a lot and will catch myself stopping production and listening to it all the way through cause it's so damn good lol