Polyend Tracker - How to Automate Tracks, Instruments and Patterns

If you were wondering how I did those wub sounds on my last album. This technique opens up some real complex modulation on the tracker and able to create automation tracks for your music. It covers the basics of the instrument parameters and how envelopes and lfos work, then goes into how we can manipulate them in the pattern to create some really interesting modulation. I also added my favorite technique for making stepped automation with trackers to get that tasty chiptune flavor. What we will be covering 00:00 - Introduction 00:57 - Polyend Tracker automation basics 01:45 - Basics of how envelopes work 03:28 - Basics of how LFOs work 04:48 - Jump here to pass the basics 05:10 - Sound design of automation 05:42 - Cutoff LFO 06:31 - Using the tracker workflow to manipulate LFO rate 07:52 - Demo of tracker LFO automation 08:19 - Making use of the other automation points 09:12 - mixing pattern commands and manipulating LFOs 10:04 - Transition to my favorite way to use trackers 10:49 - Pattern Step Automation 11:55 - How to do it 12:28 - Using the button grid to program the steps 12:45 - Using drumkits for drums 13:06 - Adding extra effects 13:54 - Demo of Step Automation 14:10 - Using the fill tool 14:15 - Secret technique for drawing automation with the button grid 15:06 - How to take this further 15:53 - Outro Thank you for watching and please like if you want to see more videos like this. Also feel free to leave comments or questions below about the #polyendtracker #automation #howto. Always looking to improve my videos and I can let you know how in the comments or future videos. and thank you @Polyend thanks for the fun music box :) Where I sell pretties for support - http://Aisjam.redbubble.com Where I host my digital goods = https://gumroad.com/aisjam Where I share photos of my cool stuff - http://www.instagram.com/aisjamstudio/ Where I upload my music - http://soundcloud.com/aisjam This one was shot on my canon eos m6 and my Modded Super Takumar 28mm f3.5.