Spicing up synth sounds

It shines through that this tutorial is from 2015. Please update this with a more modern approach to this.

It's another video that uses unexplained dedicated plugins, rather than general tools. I am not learning too much from this.

Plug & mix is the best plugin pack deal. On sale, it's a steal! I do agree with others, visual cues show bypass, so don't bother in your tutorials saying with and without, please! Great job!!! Thx

Love the Clarisonix plug! I'm normally a flanger freak, but felt it almost lessened the quality of the sound a touch. Who manufactures these plug ins? I'm not familiar with "P &M" are they stock pro tools plugs? I'm a Logic user. I found Pro Tools to be too much of a blackhole of money and my creative time fighting third party compatibility issues. It's been a few years though, maybe it's improved. With Logic and my UAD plug-ins I have almost nil time spent with updates and ferreting out issues and more time for creativity.

promo video for P&M. Comparisons A/B delayed by verbose. This don't motive for beeing a member

I agree with the most of these comments. The title should be "Demo of 5 P&M plug-ins on a Synth Bass." There should be no space or talking between BYPASS and ACTIVE states so we can hear the subtle difference. You've taken a dry sawtooth and added effects to it. A lot of synths do this without additional plug-ins. What is the lesson here? This isn't really a tutorial. The video doesn't entice me to become a member. If your paid videos are anything like this... yeesh. This should be free on YouTube. It's an ad for P&M plug-ins.

just an ad for the plugins...

Thx really cool. Btw have anyone using synth packages from this guys ? https://www.lucidsamples.com

Lost me after adding the 4th P&M plug-in. I enjoy that it's free but the title is heavy misleading. Should have been "How to use only P&M plugs to spice up your synths."

Some strange comments left on this video. Personally I walked away from this tutorial appreciating the pursuit of unique enhancement that reflect the producer/engineer' vision. Less instructional and more a lesson to remind all of the value of pursuing unique sounds.

Quick tips and demos of most plugins that P & M offers, spot on educating.

Not sure why Ben is referring to the synth bass only while actually treating the master buss, you can clearly hear the drums being effected as well... Cool video though.

Just a tip: I see this done on several tutorial videos and i don't understand why. I am talking about the A/B-ing of before and after sound, bypassed and not-bypassed. The differences in sound are most of the time rather subtle and therefore there should be no interruption between the sound with the plugin engaged and bypassed. Even a very small interruption of 2-3 seconds (text "and now the plugin bypassed") is enough to make the comparison much harder, because as we all know the brain has nearly no sound memory. Just use the overlaid text as you do in some of your vids to tell bypass on/off.

ça sonne et est créatif. Merci

this is not tuto but only bad demo ..