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massive84...
couldn't you just use a couple of different versions of the same synth to make it fuller??? i thought that is what all the guys like Haak, Robert, Bren-F, etc do...
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| Originally posted by moth How would he have known that? |

...no...but seriously...he is
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| Originally posted by Floorfiller massive84... couldn't you just use a couple of different versions of the same synth to make it fuller??? i thought that is what all the guys like Haak, Robert, Bren-F, etc do... |
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| Originally posted by Sebraaa12 Here's the sample 128kbps SEBRA meets AMARA Clip njoy the clip hope that you like arp sound and everything else!!cy -- sebra |
the one from Veverka sounds more pro.. but hey, it's an indigo 2 
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| Originally posted by Dave_Abr I think that for now yours is the best clip i liked yours bass very much and this vocals of chuorch in the backround.. great job btw u can do some little more work on the lead arp to make more fuller ... |

Thought I'd get in on the fun.
The lead is done with one JP-8000 and one V-Station.
http://members.cox.net/robr/arp.mp3
I've never heard the original so I just made the rest up.
Enjoy! I think my lead sounds pretty similar to the original sample that was posted. Let me know what you think.
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| Originally posted by kojinsei Thought I'd get in on the fun. The lead is done with one JP-8000 and one V-Station. http://members.cox.net/robr/arp.mp3 I've never heard the original so I just made the rest up. Enjoy! I think my lead sounds pretty similar to the original sample that was posted. Let me know what you think. |
only that ARP sound
Is it only me, or didn't you guys realize the actual artist himself explained how the sound was done? Seems hardly no one noticed!
You could at least thank him for sharing.
BTW this tune is pretty well-known.
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| Originally posted by fl0w Is it only me, or didn't you guys realize the actual artist himself explained how the sound was done? Seems hardly no one noticed! You could at least thank him for sharing. BTW this tune is pretty well-known. |
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| Originally posted by wavemaker Original sound was made on a Novation Supernova 2 double saw layer 1 squarewave, square wave uses ring modulation delay is 1/8 and 1/4 stero delay, TC m5000 reverb light pad layer + VS prophet single Saw, all British EQ cut 300HZ, this is done for vinyl reasons as below 300hz is all mono. |
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Yes, that's very cool of you wavemaker
If you guys who haven't heard it didn't know - this tune has been signed & released officially, if I'm nto mistaken.
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| Originally posted by Sebraaa12 Nobody has heard the original only that ARP sound |

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| Originally posted by kojinsei Thought I'd get in on the fun. The lead is done with one JP-8000 and one V-Station. http://members.cox.net/robr/arp.mp3 I've never heard the original so I just made the rest up. Enjoy! I think my lead sounds pretty similar to the original sample that was posted. Let me know what you think. |
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| Originally posted by TranceInMySoul Well, I ain't gonna start posting whole tracks. Enough stuff gets ripped without me helping the cause ![]() For the record, Pulse is one of my favourite hard trance tracks, absolutely rocked the dancefloors for me when I was DJing out a few years back. Anyway, big thanks to everyone (especially wavemaker) for getting involved on this one. I find it a bit funny though how this thread only came to life after I posted the MIDI |

Sorry, I know this thread is pretty old, but I thought I'd take a crack at the synth.
This was made with Fruity 4 using a TB303. I can post it with the beat, bass, and strings if need be.
EDIT: Why isn't my attachment showing up?
You have to host it somewhere. PM me and i can do it for ya
my version of it:
http://home.arcor.de/mac-bain/amara.mp3
Thought Id jump on the bandwagon and have a go
http://www.soundclick.com/util/Down...g.cfm?ID=899325
it is easy with only a 2osc synth and just a unison fonction.
You can do it with a pro53:
1. The Pro-53 suits this type of leads much better than Wasp do. First, let's turn on both OSC A and OSC B, running both at full force, both oscillators should be set to "saw". (OSC A is already set to this waveform).
2. Time for some fun!, make sure the UNISON mode is on (press the UNISON button so you see a red light), increase the voices to 16, and set the ANALOG knob to 3 o clock.
3. In both the filter and the amplifire section, all knobs can be left untouched, exept the RES knob in the FILTER section, put it at 9 o clock.
4. Press the KBD button and viola, magic!
All voices are now playing at the same time, each and everyone, slightly detuned, this makes the whole sound very phat, and very "trancy", nothing wrong with that, is there?. Experiment with all filter settings, and by all means, the amplifire settings too, for some real sweet surprises. Also try to increase/decrease the numer of voices, play around with the FREQ, PW, and fine buttons, to simulate anything from the leads of Push to Dumonde. Fun huh?
Now, that should keep you bussy for a while. After creating all these sounds, remember to experiment a bit with all the settings to see what they do, afterall, that's the most effective way of learning things in the first place. Good luck with your future productions!
just enjoy!
have a look on www.trance.nu, there are some tutorials to make the rank1 - airwave sound, or the ferry sound
Did this in Reason
ReasonPulse
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| Originally posted by kooma Did this in Reason ReasonPulse |
Does anyone know of any places I could possibly upload my track to?
I made a loop using Fruity 4.
feel free to upload it to ftp://guest:[email protected]
I thought the one the guy did in Reason sounded as good (in a different way) than the original. And seeing how much gear wavemaker et al used to make the original, just goes to show you - don't get hung up on sound. It's the music and arrangement that matters - i.e. the parts.
I learned this the hard way. Agonizing over a sound will not contribute to the success of a production nearly as much as we producers think it will.
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