Second there's a typical low end portamento bass, which again, I like a lot but can't seem to reproduce either. Here are the sounds: Soundcloud
How to reproduce sounds? O.O
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How to reproduce sounds? O.O
So first there's a typical epic trance chord lead, which I got from a sample I like a lot, but have spent countless hours trying to reproduce and nothing.
Second there's a typical low end portamento bass, which again, I like a lot but can't seem to reproduce either. Here are the sounds: Soundcloud
Second there's a typical low end portamento bass, which again, I like a lot but can't seem to reproduce either. Here are the sounds: Soundcloud
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
There's a whole thread for this kind of thing, but I'll humor you anyways before the ranting commences.
The lead sounds like detuned saws in multiple octave registers with lots of release/wet with a lot of reverb.
The Bass patch sounds like a square with a little saw... there's another layer of something going on to get an almost kick like clicky attack.
The lead sounds like detuned saws in multiple octave registers with lots of release/wet with a lot of reverb.
The Bass patch sounds like a square with a little saw... there's another layer of something going on to get an almost kick like clicky attack.
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
Are you fucking kidding me on the first sound? How many moe threads about supersaws!? 
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
I obviously need to just wait next time.mthrfnk wrote:Are you fucking kidding me on the first sound? How many moe threads about supersaws!?
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
DETUNEDSAWZ LOLZORZ !!!11!1!1#1!!11!!2!21"1!!
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
I think we should have a sticky that reads:
Title: BEFORE YOU POST A "HOW TO MAKE THIS SOUND..."
Post Content: "Have you tried detuned saws? If not... try before posting!"
Title: BEFORE YOU POST A "HOW TO MAKE THIS SOUND..."
Post Content: "Have you tried detuned saws? If not... try before posting!"
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O

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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
tfw: only 1 oscillator.Maxxan wrote:
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
bounce a waveform, load up a sampler, make two groups / different voices whatever you want to call it, detune one of the samples.P-255 wrote:tfw: only 1 oscillator.Maxxan wrote:
or bounce the waveform, load up a sampler and apply unisono
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phaeleh wrote:Yeah I wanna hear it toobassbum wrote:The pheleleh tune I have never heard before and I did like it but its very simple and I could quickly recreate it.
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
or try a chorus effect.
or try synth1.
or try synth1.
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
Detune it relative to everything else in the song.P-255 wrote:tfw: only 1 oscillator.Maxxan wrote:
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
Chorus is a little different from unison. Chorus usually has an LFO that alters the detune amount of the duplicated signal(s) where Unison doesn't. With unison it just dupes the signal, pans each channel slightly and detunes each by a set amount. To get a more classic unison sound out of your chorus plugin turn the LFO parameter to 0 (if you have that control, some don't)Artie Fufkin wrote:or try a chorus effect.
or try synth1.
You could also apply a couple of (differing) millisecond delay to a few aux returns, pan each slightly to taste, route them to a buss and hey presto.
Unison/Chorus/sample delay[/DETUWN3DS8WZ
jonahmann wrote:Detune it relative to everything else in the song.
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Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
True. Some choruses also do stereo widening.
Forgot to mention there's also a plugin by mda called detune. Not sure exactly how it works but it detunes.
Forgot to mention there's also a plugin by mda called detune. Not sure exactly how it works but it detunes.
Re: How to reproduce sounds? O.O
First sound is detuned saws
Second sound is detuned saws
Second sound is detuned saws
Exilium wrote:distorted square
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