Video: Can you make reverb out of party balloons?
In this video, I make a functioning reverb unit out of stuff I bought at the dollar store: party balloons, a plastic container, and some tiny speakers.
In this video, I make a functioning reverb unit out of stuff I bought at the dollar store: party balloons, a plastic container, and some tiny speakers.
I made a synth plugin for synthwave producers (VST, AU, AUv3, Mac/Win standalone). Introductory price is $20 until December 9th. Check it out: Buy it here: https://www.decentsamples.com/product/analog-coast-synthwave-synth/
Two videos ago, I built a violin from scratch. At one point while I was working on that video, I began to doubt my ability to construct a playable neck, so I ordered a pre-made neck from China. Well…that neck finally arrived. In this video, I build a new instrument by attaching that pre-made neck…
For the next few months, I’ll be living in London. The thing about taking long transatlantic trips is that at some point you start to miss your physical instruments. Lately, I’ve found myself missing my violin which I had to leave back in Philadelphia. My solution? Build a new one right here in my Airbnb.
In this video, I build an actual physical synth out of resistors, capacitors, and a 555 timer. I then sample it and turn it into a synthwave-inspired Kontakt patch.
In this video, I show how to make drums out of regular, run-of-the-mill party balloons. As a bonus, I’ve sampled some of mine and turned them into a free Kontakt / SFZ instrument. You can download a free Kontakt / SFZ sample library of the balloon drums here.
In this video, I take some first steps towards coding my own arpeggiator script. I also show off the great arpeggiator script that comes bundled with Kontakt. Along the way, I turn some samples of a toy piano I sampled and turn them into a full-featured Kontakt library. The Toy Piano Kontakt library I made…
GridInstrument brings “scale mode” to your Launchpad Mini and Launchpad (also compatible with Behringer CMD TOUCH TC64). Buy it here
Have you ever had an audio file that contained a bunch of extra frequencies in it that you wish you could just remove? Spectral editing may be for you. In this video, I show how to use spectral editing to clean up a sample so that I can make a Kontakt instrument–but not just any…