naswalt returns with a new episode of Cooking with Naswalt, this time exploring his core expertise: synthwave. With rich synth textures, crisp drum patterns, and powerful basslines, this tutorial dives into the essentials of a genre that blends nostalgia with modern flair.
The episode also features a genre-typical video that perfectly complements the track Naswalt creates, bringing the atmospheric world of synthwave to life. And here’s a twist to keep you guessing—find out what crafting a synthwave track has in common with making a grilled cheese sandwich.
Whether you’re a synthwave enthusiast or just curious to try something new, check out the finished track in the Studio. You might even be inspired to whip up your own synthwave creation! cooking with naswalt: how to synthwave
Stay tuned for more!
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this guy is good, big thankies from McSpankies
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we need a tutorial on how to naswalt
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I think for the most part I know what I'm doing when it comes to producing, but I support the cause behind these tutorial video's dude. I'm sure it helps a lot of people.
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I'm working on a little experimentation with the note splitter, but I think I'm not getting what I hoped out of it: Making a "live drum set" in audiotool
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The most I've done is upload a little short Youtube Video on how to sidechain your bassline to your kickdrum. I've yet to see anyone upload a tutorial video on how to use the Rasselbock, the Tone Matrix, and the Arcapeggio or however you spell it, along with the Note Splitter's. If they have I haven't seen it yet. LOL
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Magdalena Bay mentioned hell yea
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I'm really proud of this one :)
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