How To Make Underground Tech House SYNTHS & VOCALS Like JOSH BUTLER

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In this video, we're going to be making Underground Tech House synths and vocals inspired by Josh Butler's song Seeder. And we're going to find out if we can do this in under two hours by using the 80/20 rule of Tech House synths and vocals.

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00:00 Introduction to Underground Tech House Synths and Vocals
00:07 Overview of the Project and the 80/20 Rule
00:18 Diving Into the Ableton Project File
01:45 Exploring the First Synth Sound
05:38 Adding Texture with Laser Sounds and Birds
09:03 Creative Use of Vocals in the Mix
10:36 Innovative Processing Techniques
13:09 Building Tension with Arrangement Tricks
16:40 Final Touches and Unique Elements
23:12 Concluding with the 80/20 Rule Recap

Video edited by: Zen Ampalayo