maybe use a wah here?), another OD circuit, an EQ, and a limiter. Sound source, HPF into LPF both with resonant peaks (they look like steeply sloped filters though), a distortion unit, a "WOW" filter (?. In conclusion, I would like to recommend Serum, due to its simplicity and versatility.Can synth hardware be used to create this same sound? It seems like such a simple construct. This is usually when you crank the unison up to 16 and add a crap ton of post processing, but it can get annoying. With that being said, the only flaw that I find Serum has is that it can be quite CPU hungry. Super Saws, Analog Emulators, Metallic Screeches, you name it, Serum can probably make it. This includes the blokes at Disciple HQ, makers of the hardest hitting dubstep and riddim ever. It has a very beginner friendly UI, and A CRAP TON of resources to learn from. As far as wavetable synths go, you can't get better than Serum. It is the only synth you really need IMO. I find that it is more geared to advanced users, but this may not be the case with everyone. Massive is good for making leads and chords and even growls, but I find that it lacks a lot of potential features for a beginner friendly UI. Skrillex's particularly nasty sounds were all created via FM synthesis. Serum.įM8 and Massive are AMAZING, but I find that they can be very non beginner friendly.įM synthesis, while a fairly easy concept to grasp, is quite hard to master. I have used all three synths, and I can fully endorse using. If you believe your post or comment was removed in error, check the rules and include a link in a polite message to the moderators. Search the subreddit and resources before making a post.
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