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lost hawk
tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2014
Location: Bristol
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Like the melody here. In regards to making the sound bigger. Try duplicating the synth layer. Add as many voices and saws as you can to it, also make sure its layered with noise. Personally I find it really difficult to get big sounds out of sylenth. I could be wrong but I think you may have to get a hardware synth to get the sound on audiens level
https://soundcloud.com/losthawkmusi...ve-original-mix
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May-20-2014 15:45
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peterchabot
tranceaddict in training
Registered: May 2014
Location: Chicago, IL USA
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Lost hawk you are deffinetely wrong. Getting that big sound is all about panning multiple similar synths and using stuff like s1 imager by waves and ozone by izotope to widen the stereo image. All absolutely possible with software synths.
Audien has gone on record even stating that he is all "in the box"
He uses no hardware synths, whatsoever.
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May-20-2014 21:13
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passionPunch
tranceaddict
Registered: May 2014
Location: Ontario
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Why would you need an addition VST to widen your synth? If you're using Sylenth set your four oscillators to 8 voices, detune each one and make sure the stereo dial is set anywhere from half way to full tilt. Thats as wide as it gets, since its covering the full stereo spectrum..
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May-30-2014 18:40
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