Make Your First Future Bass Track - In FL Studio (Udemy.com)

It was a good course to follow but there was that one section missing around 9.4 that kind of trows you off in the next following videos. like what is that "AIr" instrument in the channel rack, and then you don't know which synth is the bass.

Learned a lot from this course!

there were a few new techniques that I had learned so ill say it was helpful would possibly look into another class but enjoyed

having trouble loading it is sending me everywhere and no course

Again a great course of Colin in some reviews people say he talks to fast but as englisch is not my native language (I'm dutch sorry for that) I can follow his courses easy and have no problem at all with his talking so Colin you don't have to change that. In all of his courses you will learn a hell of a lot about producing tracks in all genres and an awfull lot about FL Studio so I highly recommend his courses. I have enyoyed this course and all of his other courses I took from the beginning to the end so well done Colin, great job and greetings from the Netherlands

So far the course is helpful and the instructor explains things well enough that I can follow along with the tutorial; however I've noticed a minor set back in the course. I noticed that there appears to be a step missing in the tutorial ​where the instructor shows setting up the VST Labeled "Air" in the channel rack between video 9.5 and 10.6, which became apparent later on that it's the plugin 3x 0sc. It's nowhere in any of the videos leading up to 10.6 and suddenly it shows up in the channel rack. Opening the download pack was the only way I could find out how you set it up and what plugin you used at that point in the tutorial. I suggest adding in a part where you show how you set up the white noise channel in 3x 0sc as the video labeled "9. 5 Creating the Bass Synth and White Noise from Scratch" would indicate. This would be beneficial for those who want to follow along with what you're doing by going through the motions of setting things up.