djbrynte ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKETgst05uc
first song i mean the first lead it sounds so tweaked. hmm its not only detune its sumthing more 😀 i cant figure it out pls help.....
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djbrynte ·
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKETgst05uc
first song i mean the first lead it sounds so tweaked. hmm its not only detune its sumthing more 😀 i cant figure it out pls help.....
trogluddite ·
Hi Hard to tell over my little laptop speakers, but I'd guess it's some king of audio frequency modulation (plus a bit of filter overdrive for good measure). I'm assuming that you know a little already about using LFOs to modulate pitch and filter cutoff etc. If you turn your LFO frequency up so high that it's in the audio frequency range and then modulate things with it, it does weird stuff. Instead of hearing it as modulation (vibrato or whatever), you get all sorts of extra frequencies generated. What gives these sounds their edge, is that the extra frequencies are very rarely pure harmonics of the note you're playing (they're called enharmonis partials). This is the basis on which Yamaha's FM synths (DX7 etc.) work. Try connecting the output of one oscillator to the frequency input of another and mess with the parameters to get an idea (but keep the volume low - you can make some real tweeter destroyers doing this).
Hope that helps The Luddite
MegaHurtz ·
it`s doubled with a little bell sound. but the raw lead sound is a sawtooth where the frequency is modulated with noise.
MegaHurtz ·
only.. three thing happening at once the best design to get close to all these sounds is a nord lead or a virus (only the lay out).
djbrynte ·
ok nice s owhat do i need to add to the synth. some kind of pitch modulation? ok this is now done. just wanted to say its done. 🙂
(Done)
rmtek ·
hi,
onley an "pitch modulation" will not help out out 😉
read this one and try the files --> SuperSaw V.2.0 osm + vst + standalone - From C.Hackl (C) 2007
c ya
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