🎨Diseño de Sonido - #23: Varios (Wooble, Growl, etc) [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial Sound Design

Summary

In episode 23 of the sound design course, Olbaid introduces minor sound categories, such as 'google' with a distinctive filter and 'drone' sounds that accompany melodies with sustained notes. He also explains 'growl' sounds modulated to open and close, and discusses vibrato and tremolo effects. The video concludes with an introduction to sound synthesis techniques, promising theoretical insights and practical sound creation in upcoming episodes, encouraging viewers to subscribe for more.

Takeaways

• 🎥 Olbaid is the host of a sound design course, and this is episode number 23.
• 📝 The video discusses less common sound types that are not part of larger categories like solo bass.
• 🔊 'Google' is a sound characterized by a filter, typically a down-step filter with an LFO (Low-Frequency Oscillator).
• 🎶 'Drones' are sustained notes or chords that accompany other melodies or harmonies, functioning similarly to pads or atmospheric elements.
• 🎵 Drones can be transformed from solo sounds by holding a single note or chord throughout the composition.
• 🐺 'Llama soul' or growls are sounds that open and close, often modulated by filter cutoffs or other controls.
• 🎵 There are various ways to create growl sounds, including modulation of different aspects like the harmonic filter.
• 🎛 'Vibrato' is a pitch variation achieved by applying an LFO to the tone, while 'tremolo' involves amplitude variation at a constant frequency.
• 📚 The video will cover different sound synthesis techniques, including amp ar, re sampled, additive, and FM synthesis.
• 🛠️ Each synthesis technique will be explained in theory and then demonstrated practically with sound generation.
• 👍 The video encourages viewers to subscribe, activate notifications, like, comment, and follow on social networks for more content.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the 23rd episode of the sound design course presented by Olbaid?

The main focus of the 23rd episode is to discuss minor sound categories that are more specific and not as large as categories like solo bass.

What is the term used to describe sounds with a filter that has an LFO placed on it, and how do they sound?

The term used is 'google', and these sounds typically have a bubbly characteristic due to the filter modulation by the LFO.

What is the definition of a drone sound in the context of sound design?

A drone sound is a single note or chord that is sustained for a long time, often providing a background for other melodies or harmonies.

How does a drone sound differ from a pad or atmospheric sound?

A drone sound is completely sustained and does not vary, unlike a pad or atmospheric sound which may have more variation and tonal elements.

What is the term 'llama soul' in English, and how does it relate to sound modulation?

In English, 'llama soul' translates to 'growl', and it refers to sounds that have a modulation effect, similar to an animal growling, which involves an opening and closing modulation.

What are the two specific sound characteristics discussed in the script, and how do they affect the sound?

The two specific sound characteristics are vibrato and tremolo. Vibrato affects the pitch by applying an LFO, while tremolo affects the volume with oscillation.

How does the vibrato effect differ from the tremolo effect in terms of sound manipulation?

Vibrato manipulates the pitch by applying an LFO to it, creating a subtle frequency modulation. Tremolo, on the other hand, maintains the same frequency but varies the amplitude, creating a volume modulation effect.

What is the next step after discussing the types of sounds in the sound design course?

The next step is to learn about different sound synthesis techniques, which will be divided into theoretical and practical parts, covering how sounds are generated and how to create different sound classifications.

What are some of the sound synthesis techniques that will be covered in the course?

Some of the sound synthesis techniques to be covered include amp ar, re sampled, additive synthesis, active schuster, and FM.

How can viewers stay updated with the sound design course and engage with the content?

Viewers can subscribe to the channel, activate the notification bell, like the video, leave comments, and reach out through the networks provided in the video description.