:)) I hope that helps bucko.
I'll be checking on you to hear your first track
Mar 6, 16
And that's pretty much it
Mar 6, 16
And lastly, the bass. The bass can be anything. A distorted saw, a reese, etc.
You can make whatever bass sound you want for this part. It's the low end part of the sound. Everything else is highpassed
Mar 6, 16
on top of that I use a lead. You can make any sound for this one. I use it for the top notes of the chords for the supersaw. That's really all this lead is for.
Mar 6, 16
For layering I like to use a different sounding supersaw. This supersaw is a bit more detuned and is just ONE oscillator. I use a lot of unisono for this one to the point that it's a weakish supersaw. This one I use for the first supersaw to add a bit more to the sound. It helps a bit.
Second, I use clean saws for layering. This is just your normal everyday sawtooth wave that everyone knows. I stereo widen this one a lot.
Mar 6, 16
Now that's just one synth. I'll go into detail about everything else for the layering
Mar 6, 16
For the effects of this ONE supersaw, I high pass it first. This takes out any low end frequencies that are not nessecary for the synth. All the low end will be taken care of with the bass (I'll talk about that later)
I then detune it a bit more with the effect pedal: Stereo Detune. This gives the synth a bit more creaminess (whatever that means)
and that's really it for the first supersaw
you can do a bit of EQ'ing and all the other stuf to the synth if you want and make it sound how you want it
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:)) I hope that helps bucko. I'll be checking on you to hear your first track
And that's pretty much it
And lastly, the bass. The bass can be anything. A distorted saw, a reese, etc. You can make whatever bass sound you want for this part. It's the low end part of the sound. Everything else is highpassed
on top of that I use a lead. You can make any sound for this one. I use it for the top notes of the chords for the supersaw. That's really all this lead is for.
For layering I like to use a different sounding supersaw. This supersaw is a bit more detuned and is just ONE oscillator. I use a lot of unisono for this one to the point that it's a weakish supersaw. This one I use for the first supersaw to add a bit more to the sound. It helps a bit. Second, I use clean saws for layering. This is just your normal everyday sawtooth wave that everyone knows. I stereo widen this one a lot.
Now that's just one synth. I'll go into detail about everything else for the layering
For the effects of this ONE supersaw, I high pass it first. This takes out any low end frequencies that are not nessecary for the synth. All the low end will be taken care of with the bass (I'll talk about that later) I then detune it a bit more with the effect pedal: Stereo Detune. This gives the synth a bit more creaminess (whatever that means) and that's really it for the first supersaw you can do a bit of EQ'ing and all the other stuf to the synth if you want and make it sound how you want it