Tutorial: Making "ZZT - Worm" sound with Analog in Ableton Live

The only thing you need is Analog in Ableton Live to recreate the sound. The audio gets slowly out of sync. I hope I can fix that for the upcoming tutorials. Maybe you can help me? I use Camstudio in Windows with the Camstudio Losless Codec 1.4 (30fps).

Have fun with remixing the song! Upload your remixes to youtube as a video response to this video so I can watch them. ;)

Enjoy!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• tutorial
• ableton
• live
• worm
• sound
• create
• analog
• zzt
• music
• electro
• techno
• house
• suite

[sketchead2]

what midi controller are you using? and are you using the pitch bend wheel on it, or somehow on Ableton?

[4suremax]

@sketchead2 i am using an akai lpk25, but it has no pitch bend. the sounds pitch changes because i play different notes. turning the  glitch mode on allows the sound to change its pitch slowly. (watch at 0:47)

[Remixwithvoices]

This is a good tutorial and honestly one of the best synth sounds I have heard from Live's Analog Synth. However, it doesn't have that ripping effect that ZZT gets from the really low notes that come in around 2:00 in the song. I would guess they used one or two Sawtooth waves pitched really low and then synced and then a square or sine wave to make it sound more Wormish. At really low frequencies the individual Saw waves should be audible and create that bass ripping effect.

Just a suggestion.

[c0nn3ct94]

versteh ich noch nicht ganz aber mkey :D

[amadrummachine]

Analog is better than I thought. Danke man!

[13L4CKsumi]

badass i can already play the song in my head with that tune lol

[Roomtilter]

Thanks. I could never quite nail that sound with Analog.

[BoiiZNoizZzee]

Danke, hat mri wirklich sehr geholfen.

5/5

[kasinized]

nice nice ich versuchs ma ^^