How To Make Rave TECH HOUSE Synths & Vocals Like TONY ROMERA & LOW STEPPA

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In this video, we're exploring how to create ravey tech house synths and vocals, drawing inspiration from Tony Romera and Low Steppa's track "dance to the music." we'll dive into whether it's possible to achieve this in under 30 minutes by applying the 80/20 rule to synth and vocal production.

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00:00 Introduction to Ravey Tech House Synths and Vocals
01:10 The Importance of Reference Tracks
01:58 Creating the Rave Stab Sound
06:44 Adding Texture with the Simplant Program
09:26 Incorporating Unique Guitar Loops
11:46 Creating Atmospheric Sounds
12:53 Working with Vocals
15:14 Conclusion and Final Tips