hi everyone I'm Evelyn Parham of Evelyn Parham dot com helping you become a
healthier you in today's video I am sharing a recipe with you that I made a
couple of years ago and I will put the year that it was made right here it is a
video that I uploaded to my old channel I no longer have that channel but I
wanted to share this video because it is a pasta less spaghetti and it is
something that you can try if you are staying away from pasta the stuff that's
gluten filled and you know high in calories and carbs and all that so I
wanted to come and share with you the recipe and I'll be sharing with you the
clip from that but before I do I want to say something about the cabbage cabbage
is a fermentable carbohydrate a fodmap ok and I'm going to put information
about the fodmap right here and for some people it can cause some digestion
or upset or discomfort it can cause a person to have gas and be bloated and a
few other things so I just wanted to come and say that before you saw this
video and I also want wanted to say that you don't have to use cabbage you can
use zucchini or some other vegetable for your pasta just be creative you know and
have fun with it that is all I have for you I hope you enjoy the rest of this
video please leave your comments below if you have any questions about this
recipe or whatever the case may be you know what to do leave your comments down
below thank you so much for watching and enjoy the rest of the video
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How To Make Your LinkedIn Profile Stand Out - Tips For A Better LinkedIn Profile - Duration: 6:19.
With 98% of recruiters and 85% of hiring managers using LinkedIn to find
qualified candidates for open positions, LinkedIn is the place to be if you are
on the hunt for a new job. So in today's video, you'll learn how to stand out and
get noticed so that you'll have recruiters and
hiring managers knocking at your door and if you stay around until the end,
I'll show you where to find a free LinkedIn mini course. If we've never met
before, I'm Heather Austin from ProfessorAustin.com and The Career Club on
Facebook and on this channel I share simple solutions to help you build a
business or launch a career you love so if you're new here consider subscribing
and hitting that Bell notification down below so you don't miss a thing and real
quick comment down below with what your biggest frustration is when it comes to
using LinkedIn. Not only is LinkedIn the fastest growing professional network
online, it is also a powerful search engine for recruiters and hiring
managers to find talent. So what can you do to make your LinkedIn profile stand
out so that you can get the attention you deserve?
Let's jump into it. Step number one is to focus on the top half of your profile.
The top half of your profile is one of the first places that a hiring manager
or recruiter will look when they want to learn more about you. The top half is
considered your profile photo, your headline and your summary. Now I've got
you covered with two videos that go in detail about the photo and the headline.
I'll go ahead and link both of those up below. Step number two to make your
LinkedIn profile stand out is to make your profile keyword heavy. Once you
find a position that really interests you, highlight keywords or phrases that
appear multiple times in the job posting. These words or phrases are indicators of
what the employer is looking for in an ideal
candidate. With these keywords pinpointed, you want to incorporate them into your
headline, your summary and your work experience sections.
Do your best to place emphasis on hard skills rather than soft skills. Soft
skills are things that will show your personality and behavior such as
communication, leadership or even teamwork. Although these skills are
important and employers want to see them, they also want to see more tangible
skills. That's why you want to focus on hard skills. Hard skills will be
something that you've learned or gained from work experience or education. Hard
skills include things like graphic design, accounting, sales and programming.
Think about this step as market research. It's important to tailor your profile to
the position or industry that you want to be in so keywords are going to be
essential to helping you do this. This leads us to step number three to make
your LinkedIn profile stand out and that is to make connections. Believe it or not,
recruiters and hiring managers want to know who you know. They want to know how
well-connected you are in your industry and if you have the ability to form
relationships. For example, if you're lacking in connections this might lead
someone to believe that others just don't want to connect with you or that
you don't want to connect with others. This is a red flag to employers and it
could be an indicator of your lack of people skills so to beef up your network
start connecting with people you know personally and then move on to those
that maybe you haven't yet met in person but you have something in common with,
such as a shared connection, maybe you attended the same school, maybe you even
work for the same company. Now the goal here shouldn't be just to connect with
as many people as you can. You want to make sure that your connections are
going to be real relationships. So to do this, make sure you customize the
connection request when you actually invite a person to connect with you. Step
number four to make your LinkedIn profile stand out
is to get recommendations. One of the most powerful things you can do for your
LinkedIn profile is to secure some well-written recommendations. Now I
always say to get a recommendation you need to give a recommendation. So
pinpoint others in your network that you would like to receive a recommendation
from and compose a high-quality recommendation for them. Cances are
they'll return the favor and don't be afraid to ask for recommendations from
others. A good recommendation will include the qualities that you have that
make you unique in your industry, how the person knows you and what they are
recommending you for. Now here's the cool thing, LinkedIn always allows you to
proof your recommendation before you publish it to your LinkedIn page so if
there's something that's not quite right about the recommendation, don't feel bad
to go back to the person and ask them to revise it before you publish it to your
LinkedIn page. This leads us to step number five to make your LinkedIn
profile stand out and that is to get active. Recruiters and hiring managers
love to see candidates that are active on the platform. This means joining
groups and engaging in high-quality conversations with others inside those
groups. This also means creating your own posts
and articles and commenting, liking and sharing other people's posts and
articles. Another way to get active on LinkedIn is to follow the company pages
of positions you are applying for or even just companies you might want to
work for in the future. Now if you want even more tips to help your profile
stand out, make sure you take a look at my free LinkedIn mini course. I'll go
ahead and link that up below also if you want to build a business or launch a
career you love, be sure to subscribe and if you know someone that might benefit
from this video, please feel free to share it with them and don't forget to
hit the like button below and I will see you guys next time.
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How to Make the Ultimate Pancake - Duration: 1:48.
We did all the work for you.
Never again do you have to eat flat, dry pancakes.
We've created the best recipe for fluffy, mouthwatering
homemade pancakes and the best part is, it's so
easy.
Start by sifting out all of your dry ingredients.
This includes the flour, sugar, Victoria Gourmet bacon glaze seasoning, baking powder, and
salt.
The bacon glaze adds a unique depth of maple flavor.
Because this seasoning has some course honey granules, don't worry about using
the sieve, just toss it all in.
In a separate bowl, combine the sour cream, milk, eggs, vanilla, and some freshly grated
lemon zest and whisk them all up until they're combined.
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients, making sure not to over-whisk
them.
The consistency should be thin enough that it
can be poured, but not so thin that it runs across your whole skillet.
The secret to perfect pancakes, it's actually the butter.
Melt about a tablespoon on medium- low heat on your griddle (our griddle makes
it easier to make up a lot of pancakes at once, but a
large frying pan will also work just fine).
When the butter begins to bubble, you can start to pour
the batter.
We've transferred our batter to a liquid measuring cup because it makes pouring the
perfectly sized pancake so much easier.
Each side should cook for about 2-3 minutes or until
they're golden brown.
Try flipping them with a fish spatula if you have one because they're razor
thin and glide right under the pancake.
Continue doing this until you've used all your batter.
If these pancakes on their own aren't enough, impress your friends and family by caramelizing
some bananas to add to the side.
Just sprinkle some sugar over slices of banana and torch
them until they turn golden.
You can find torches as cheap as $12 on amazon, but if you're not
looking to be a culinary master, warming it in your frying pan will be just as effective.
When all the batter is gone, you should get about 12 pancakes, which in our opinion is
only enough for you, so tell everyone else they're
going to have to go out and get their own Victoria
Gourmet bacon glaze.
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Cara membuat indomie kangkung pedas/How to make spicy indomie with water spinach - Duration: 4:47.
Spicy indomie with water spinach
candle nuts
chillis
shalots
garlics
salt
use a mortar tool/food processor to make a chilli paste
chilli paste
boil an egg
set aside
please choose any flavor you like. I'm using Soto mie flavor
boil noodle for 1,5 minute only
rinse in cold water
heat oil
add in chicken breast
stir to avoid from burned
after golden brown set aside
add in chilli paste
slices shalots
slices green chillis
slices red chillis
slices garlics
saute in low heat
add water
mix well to combine
add chilli sauce
salt to taste
add in saute chicken breast
sausages
please give a taste
add in boiled noodle
add in water spinach
add in slices champignon
stir well
keep stiring
turn off the heat, add indomie instant spices
add in instant oil
stir untill all combine
serve immediately
topping: boiled egg
slices spring onion
fried shallots
garnish: tomatoes and cucumber
super spicy and refreshing...
optional: add 1 tbs lemon juice
For vegan/vegetarian: please skip chicken and egg
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How to Make a Rain Cloud Video - Duration: 2:09.
Hi.
Welcome back to my channel.
This is Dallas from Dallas Can Do It and today we're going to make a rain cloud.
So first we're going to spray some shaving cream.
This is a cloud.
A rain cloud.
Sorry I made a little mess.
They had to clean it up.
Okay so I put some shaving cream and then I put in the drops of food coloring and then
set the timer.
It's starting to rain.
When water vapor hits cold air, it turns into droplets of water.
The drops stick together to make clouds.
When the cloud gets too much water the rain drops down and rain falls.
Look at the time!
It's time to go.
I hope you enjoyed this video.
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HOW TO MAKE A MASHUP (2nd REACTION!!): Fast and Loser (Beck vs Rexantony) - Duration: 3:44.
You should get away from the clichè
avoid self complacency
Your works lag too much, they give to the listener an excessive expectation that is rewarded only in the final
@#!!@%$?*!?
So, It wasn't clear enough...
I need something more provocative...
cliché: Synonymous with stereotype
its origins are in the typographical area
to indicate a duplication method
of typographic compositions
Also understood as "common place"
an opinion or a concept whose recurrence or familiarity
determines its obviousness or immediate recognition
If I've to be out from cliché in these times I need something forgotten...
about self-congratulation...
It needs a track that talks about the sense of moral defeat...
Ok, this sounds good.
Let's analyze the "too much slow"...
The techno in the 90's with 170 BPM should be fast enough...
And it's old too...
The video has a diseducational and provocative scope
Slow
still slow
...wait, maybe now...
no, it's not for me
what did you expect?
I would punch someone!
it will be for next time
in the while
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Breath Control Exercises for Singing: 5 Tips to Make Them Work (And Succeed) - Duration: 10:13.
Have you ever tried breathing exercises for singing only to find out that they really
did not work and did absolutely nothing for your voice or singing?
Yes, it's frustrating!
But in this video, we are going to change that.
I am going to share 5 actionable tips to make your breath control exercises for singing
work for you so that you can progress every time you practice.
Stay tuned.
Hi and nice to see you.
If we haven't met yet, I am Katarina from How 2 Improve Singing.
If this is your first time here, don't forget to subscribe to my channel so that you don't
miss out on any pro tips about singing.
Let's dive into today's topic.
And if you stick to the very end, I will share a link so that you can download three effective
breathing exercises to make your voice more powerful. So, let's start.
The following 5 tips will turn your singing practice time into successful time.
If you follow these 5 tips (or at least some of them), you will make progress and improve
your singing every time you practice.
And it does not matter if you practice one of my exercises, an exercise given to you
by your vocal teacher or an exercise you've found on the internet.
It can be a breathing exercise or it can be a vocal exercise.
These tips will improve your chances to be successful.
Tip #1 Set a Goal Studies have shown that writing down your
goals has a significant effect on your success rate.
Make goals and progress visible in whatever way suits you best, whether it's a smartphone
app, a wall planner, a whiteboard or a diary.
Be sure to write them down and keep your goals where you can see them.
When goals are clear, focused and sequenced, they are more achievable.
Many people fail to reach their goal because they lose motivation.
It feels too hard or just too big, and they have no idea how to approach it.
You can avoid this by breaking down a big goal into smaller, more achievable steps.
The additional bonus of setting smaller goals is that you start to build a cycle of success
that will reinforce positive feedback loop and your confidence.
And that is what a singer needs!
Tip #2 Pursue Deep Understanding Singers, who understand how their voice and
body work, will have a huge advantage over those who play a guessing game.
This knowledge makes you an independent singer.
The ones who do not seek this knowledge will always be dependent on advice from someone
else. A vocal teacher or friend who know more than you.
If you know what your voice and body are doing during singing and breathing, you can figure out what exercise
will benefit you and how to achieve your goal.
This deep understanding will help you recognize why you are not making progress and what needs
to be adjusted to reach your goal.
This may sound like a daunting task but believe me, learning about your voice and body is
actually an easy process.
Another advantage of good knowledge of your body and voice is that you will be able to
recognize if an exercise is based on myths or facts.
There are so many myths about breathing and singing out there.
Examples of myth-based exercises are the ones that "strengthen the diaphragm" or exercises
that "use the diaphragm to support the sound".
These kinds of exercises will simply not work because they practice something that does
not exist.
Tip #3 Know the Why And How of Each Exercise Here are some questions you want to ask about
each exercise you do: Why am I doing this exercise?
What is the purpose of this exercise?
Is it helping me to achieve my goal?
If you don't know answers to these questions, don't waste your time doing that exercise.
Always make sure that you know how to do an exercise correctly.
Without this knowledge, you may well be developing wrong habits.
Ask yourself: What should it feel like when practicing this exercise?
What movements should be present and what movements are unnecessary?
How to perform this exercise most efficiently?
If you feel tension anywhere in your body, something is not right.
Tip #4 Ask Questions.
If you are not sure, ask questions.
It is better to know sooner, rather than later, to avoid practicing incorrect movements, then
having to re-learn the correct ones.
Ask people who you trust, don't look for answers from strangers on the internet.
There are a lot of nice people who willingly offer their advice on the public forums or
websites for singers.
But if you don't know their credentials, you may well be asking complete strangers
on the street.
Maybe you can ask your choir director, a vocal teacher, a more experienced singer or a trained
voice professional.
And you can always ask me, for example in the comments below.
When you are introduced to a new exercise, it may not make sense to you right away.
Give yourself time to explore the sensations associated with the movements.
Take time to explore the movements of your body.
Sometimes, you will need to be creative and look at a new skill from a different angle.
Different approaches work for different people.
Sometimes, we hear and understand instructions but the information may not "click" right
away.
Looking at an exercise from a different perspective or even using different words or explanations
can trigger the "aha moment".
Tip #5 Be Persistent and Practice Regularly Have you ever experienced this?
You find a new exercise and you get excited about its promise.
You practice regularly for a week and then your enthusiasm diminishes.
The new exercise is not new any more.
Now, you move onto a new one that excites you again.
Or you find millions of excuses why you don't practice.
Not having enough time is probably the most common excuse.
Who has time, right?
I am sure, I don't have to tell you that singing requires regular practice.
However, I also know that life happens and singing goes out the window any time something
"more important" comes up.
So, my advice to you is to schedule your practice.
Write down the exact days and times in your calendar and follow through.
Give yourself 15 minutes a day or 30 minutes every other day.
You cannot afford not to.
Bonus Tip: Learning to Sing Is a Process.
Good singing does not happen overnight (even if you have an amazing talent).
It takes time to improve and develop solid foundations that will give your voice power
and freedom.
Many singers ask me if they will have to think about breathing all the time when singing.
My answer is of course not.
When learning a new skill, you go through several phases.
The last phase happens when a movement becomes automatic and you do NOT need to focus on
it.
That's the singer's ultimate goal.
Just imagine: Singing without thinking about how to sing.
It's very possible.
So, these are my 5 tips that you can apply right now and make your next singing and breathing
practice successful.
In the comments below, let me know which of these 5 tips you are going to implement right now.
And as I promised, here are some effective breath control exercises.
Click the link here or below the video to download them.
Speaking about effective breathing exercises, here is another of my videos, in which I introduced
two of my favourite breathing exercises.
That's all for this video and i hope to see you in the next one.
Happy breathing!
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How to make #Crochet knit ENGLISH Abstract Cats Earthquake Blanket #45 Tutorial Free Online Class - Duration: 22:10.
this is a crochet stitch made with the shell stitch and a drop stitch to create
these abstract looking cats for this Afghan I used a size K crochet hook and
four ply yarn starting with a hundred chains I will be using a size K crochet
hook and four ply yarn for this demonstration swatch I'm starting with a
chain of 35 the multiple is five which means you will add an additional five
chains for each segment of the pattern stitch or in this case the cat that you
want to add to the Afghan I will do a double crochet in the fourth chain from
the hook skip four chains skip one two three four in the fifth chain work a
shell which will be two double crochet
chain one two double crochet all in the same chain
now skip four chains one two three four and the fifth chain work two double
crochet chain one two double crochet
you
skip four chains one two three four and the fifth chain work two double crochet
chain one two double crochet
skip four chains in the fifth chain work two double crochet chain one two double
crochet
skip four chains in the fifth chain work two double crochet chain one two double
crochet
skip four chains and now we're at the edge where I am going to do two double
crochet
now I found that a chain to works better for this pattern than the chain three I
will be doing a chain two instead of the standard chain three the chain two will
represent a double crochet now in the chain one space which this is what I'm
calling the space we will do a shell of two double crochet chain one two double
crochet
you
in the center of the next Shell the chain one space work two double crochet
chain one two double crochet
you
in the next space work too crochet there's one to chain one two
double crochet all in the same chain one space will work a shell in the chain one
space to double crochet chain one two double crochet
in the last shell will work two double crochet chain one two double crochet
and work two double crochet on the edge there's one and then a double crochet in
the chain now we'll cut the yarn and change color I'm going to cut a little
tail right here I like to loop my yarn over one more time and then pull it on
through secure it and now it won't come apart you will want to sew the tail in
later now I'm attaching the new color chain to
and this stitch is counting as a double crochet now do a double crochet in the
next double crochet now this will be the drop stitch which forms the little
abstract pause of the cat wrap the yarn over your hook and drop down below this
space in this space and we're working between the shells pull the yarn up wrap
the yarn over one more time put the hook below two spaces wrap the yarn over the
hook pull it up so in a way it sort of like a puff stitch wrap the yarn over
the hook and pull through and there you've made your first drop stitch or
your paw in each chain one space work the same shell which is two double
crochet chain one two double crochet
now we'll do the drop stitch wrap the yarn over your hook and drop it below
the spaces between both shells wrap the yarn over the hook and drop it
below a second time wrap the yarn over and pull through now work the shell
chain one two more double crochet now I'll do a slow motion this time
you
work a shell in the next space of two double crochet
chain one two double crochet
I'll work a shell in the next chain-1 space
you
you
work a shell in the next chain-1 space
chain one two more double crochet to complete the show
work one double crochet in each of the next two stitches there's one and then
the chain will work a double crochet and then this is what we have chained to
which counts as our first double crochet work one double crochet in the top of
the next stitch now work a shell of two double crochet chain one two double
crochet
work a shell in the next chain-1 space
now work one shell in the chain one space of the remaining shells I have
completed all the shells I'm at the edge where we're working the two double
crochet work a double crochet in the first and then in the second chain to
turn work one double crochet in the next stitch the chain to pounce is the first
double crochet and in the top of each shell work two double crochet chain one
two double crochet
and repeat the shell of two double crochet chain one two double crochet in
the remaining four shells I'm at the end here where I'm doing the two double
crochet I'm going to cut the yarn wrap it over one more time pull it through
and attach a new color and this is what I have right here you can see the little
heads which is the foundation rows three four and five are what is repeated
throughout the pattern now I'm just doing a little slip stitch here
attaching the new color chain two double crochet in the next double crochet we
will be doing the drop stitch wrap the yarn over the hook and drop it between
the double crochet in the shell we're dropping it down two spaces wrap the
yarn over the hook pull it through and give it a tug up wrap the yarn over the
hook put it through the space wrap it over behind pull it up wrap the yarn
over the hook and pull through now work a shell to double crochet chain one two
double crochet in the same chain one space now we're working our drop stitch
and we're dropping below this space and this space insert the hook below the two
spaces wrap the yarn over behind pull it through wrap the yarn over the hook and
insert it in the same space pull the yarn through wrap the yarn over the hook
and pull through all the loops
work a shell in the next chain-1 space
now we're working our drop stitch wrap the yarn over the hook and drop it below
this space and this space into the space below wrap the yarn over the hook pull
it through wrap it over one more time insert it into the same space wrap the
yarn over pull it through you have five loops on the hook wrap the yarn over
pull through all five loops work a shell of two double crochet chain one two
double crochet this is what we have you can see the first Khitan take shape this
is one of those pattern stitches that looks harder than what it really is then
continue on across with the drop stitches between the shells now a shell
in the next chain one space
a drop stitch below the two spaces work a shell in the next chain-1 space
we are at the end and we'll work a drop stitch between the shell and the double
crochet
now chain to turn work a double crochet in the next stitch you will continue on
to complete this row with a shell in each chain one space one more row after
that with a shell in each chain one space and then you'll change color what
you are repeating is this row this row and this row change color and now here
we've started over this is attaching the third color which is what I used on the
foundation chain to work a double crochet in the next stitch and between
the double crochet and the shell we'll do the drop stitch drop below two spaces
pull the yarn up wrap the yarn over and drop now work a shell in the next chain
space
chain one work two more double crochet to complete the show now work a drop
stitch dropping below this space and this space
you will continue with the three rows of the pattern stitch for the remainder of
the length for the remainder of the length of the Afghan this is the Afghan
I've completed
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How To Create macOS Mojave USB Boot Disk - Duration: 3:08.
Hi everyone how's it going, Serge Siou here in this episode How To Create a
macOS Mojave USB Boot Disk.
Straight to the Demo.
Soooooooo, Let's Get Started.
Before we begin with some prep work, it should be mentioned that macOS Mojave is compatible
with the following Mac Models shown here.
Furthermore; make sure you've already done a backup of your Macintosh Disk using for example:
Time Machine before proceeding.
With all that out of the way, Let's Begin With Some Prep Work:
1.
You're logged in with an Admin account on your Mac.
2.
You have at least an 8 GB blank USB 2.0 or 3.0 Disk.
3.
Have a downloaded a copy of the installer for macOS 10.14 Mojave Beta or the Official
Release when available this fall and that it's located in the Applications folder.
macOS Mojave Beta, is available for download from Apple's Developer Program
by buying an annual membership.
A free Public Beta Preview is currently available for download via.
Apple's Beta Software Software Program, and when officially released this fall, macOS
Mojave will be available from the Mac App Store as a free download.
4.
Open TextEdit and make document as plain text.
5.
Copy and paste the following one line Terminal command, which I've included in the description
of this video, in the plain text document:
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Mojave\ Beta.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/NameOfUSB --nointeraction
Now, with all the prep work taken care of, let's begin creating the USB Boot Disk Installer.
Insert your USB Disk in an available socket and note the name.
In my case, the name of the USB is "USB1".
From the text document created earlier, replace "NameOfUSB" with the name of your
USB Disk.
Final Steps: Open Terminal and copy and paste the one line Terminal command from the text
document, followed by the Return key.
You'll then be asked to enter your Admin Password and after pressing the Return key,
the creation of the macOS Mojave USB Boot Disk Installer will begin.
I'll just time-lapse it from here.
In my case: Using a USB 3.0 disk, it took just under 2 minutes to complete.
And for a USB 2.0 disk, it took just over 30 minutes to complete.
And that's all there is to it.
If you liked this video please give a thumbs-up, subscribe to the channel if you've not already
done so and don't forget to hit that bell icon to be notified of the next episode.
Thanks for watching.
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How to make the bass sounds for Stephan Bodzin - 'Singularity' - Duration: 12:32.
Hello, this is Lucas Palmeira from Imaginando and I'm here to give another tutorial on DRC.
Today I'm gonna show you how to make the bass sounds from the song 'Singularity' by Stephan Bodzin.
Since today we have 3 sounds to make, let's get right into it...
Okay, so I'm going to open the first DRC
It's on a default patch like we normally use it
I'm gonna start by raising [OSC 1] to maximum
Change the performance mode from POLY to MONO
Okay, and now
Let's go to the first envelope generator [EG 1] and raise the DECAY and SUSTAIN to maximum
And on the second envelope generator [EG 2] let's raise the DECAY to maximum
Drop the SUSTAIN (0.2)
And the RELEASE should be okay.
Now on the filter:
envelope generator 2 - modulating the cutoff should be about right,
Let's just drop it a tiny bit to (0.44)
And now let's drop the CUTOFF and RESONANCE to zero
Okay like this
And now let's give it a little bit of DELAY
Turn on SYNC and change time to 1/4
Now we give it a little bit of FEEDBACK (0.28)
And now let's raise the AMOUNT to (0.2)
Now for some reverb, let's raise the DECAY to (0.77)
Let's also drop the DAMPING to (0.2)
And now let's raise the AMOUNT to (0.3)
Now let's give it a little bit of chorus also,
ON and drop the rate to (0.06)
and the depth to about 3
Ok like this
Ok first sound is done. Let's go to the second one
Another DRC...
And now let's raise the MASTER to maximum and the first oscillator should be Okay.
and let's raise the second to (0.23)
Change the first oscillator to a sine wave
Now go to the second oscillator put it on the same octave and change it to a square
Like this now, let's go to the filter and drop the envelope generator 2, modulating the cutoff to (0.3)
Now we drop the CUTOFF to (0.174)
And the resonance to about zero
Now we go to the first envelope generator and
we raise the ATTACK just a tiny bit to (0.029)
DECAY to (0.25)
We put everything about the same
now we got the second envelope generator and
We also put [ATTACK] to (0.029). It's basically the same as the first one
Okay, and now we turn on the arpeggiator
And we raise the rate to 1/16
Like this, okay, and now we go to the last sound
which is the main lead,
Okay, first change performance mode from POLY to MONO
We go to the master and we raise the MASTER to maximum
PRE-GAIN to (0.7)
Oscillator one to maximum and oscillator 2 to (0.65)
we drop one octave on the second oscillator
We go to the SUB oscillator and change it to a sine wave and raise one octave.
And now we go to the AMP and we raise the SUB to (0.7)
Now we go to the filter,
We drop the CUTOFF to (0.158)
Leave the RESONANCE at zero, but we change the mode from L4P to L2P
Now we go to the first envelope generator and
Everything should be okay. Let's just check [EG 2] We have to raise the DECAY to (0.77)
SUSTAIN to (0.2)
let's now give it some delay:
We turn the SYNC ON, we change the time to 1/4
FEEDBACK to (0.178)
The CUTOFF raise it to (0.738)
And the AMOUNT to (0.120)
Okay
Finally for some reverb
Give it (0.12) AMOUNT
Let's give it (0.7) DECAY
and (0.7) damping
And I think this is it...
Let's now listen to the melody that I've recorded before
one thing that I noticed was that I still don't know why but I will definitely check it out is that
for some reason Ableton is turning off the automation,
when I Tried to automate the oscillator to sync.
you will have this file with all the automation so you can really dig into what I've done to try and recreate the song
I'm not going to go into it now, but what I can say is basically I've
I've automated all these parameters here and
You can check them all out
Later on and try to see what you can do for yourself. So
Let's now
Try and listen to what I've recorded before
And I put it here. I'm gonna put this closer here just wait a second
Okay, so now we will listen and I will turn on the automation so everything goes right
So
we will be listening in any second now and remember to download the Ableton file in the description.
And this is it. I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial. Don't forget to subscribe
Imaginando's YouTube channel, download the Ableton session for this tutorial, and we will see you again next week guys
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How to Make Simple Basil Pesto | The Stay At Home Chef - Duration: 2:00.
Today on The Stay At Home Chef
I'm showing you how to make
Simple Basil Pesto
Pesto is super easy to make and it's also super flavorful
It's a great use for all of that summer basil in your garden
or it's great to freshen things up in the winter time
To start place 2 cups of loosely packed fresh basil leaves
into a blender or food processor
Then you'll need 1/2 cup of freshly grated parmesan cheese
and I like to use the good parmesan for this
so just sprinkle that on in
You'll also need 3 cloves of garlic
and those can be whole garlic cloves
Then you'll need 1/3 cup of good quality extra virgin olive oil
and 1/4 cup of whole pine nuts
Now pine nuts can be a little bit pricey I understand
I buy them from the bulk bins at my grocery store
so I only have to buy exactly what I need
but if they're still too pricey you can also use the
same amount of either walnuts or pecans whichever one is cheaper
Then we're going to pop the lid on
and blend
You should end up with a nice smooth pesto mixture
If you want to thin it out a little bit more
just add a little bit more olive oil until you reach
your desired consistency
I'm just going to scoop mine into a jar
so that I can store it in the fridge
This will stay good in the fridge for 3 to 5 days
and you can use it as a spread for sandwiches
for pizza, for pasta, for gnocchi
It's just so good, you are going to love it!
Thanks for watching!
You can find the full written recipe in the video description.
Be sure to subscribe, like, and follow
and check out the rest of my videos where you can find hundreds of
restaurant quality recipes you can easily make at home.
See you later!
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HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATE CAKE DECORATING 🍰 Cake Style 🍰 Amazing Cakes Decorating for Beginners - Duration: 11:49.
HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATE CAKE DECORATING
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