Here's the main-lead synth-sound I currently have: File 2
What settings do I need to get the thin, bright, no-modulation synth in File 1? How do I form this synth?
Thanks a lot (BTW I'm working with Native Instruments FM7 in Fruity)
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Jan-25-2003 21:27
TranceInMySoul
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Southampton, England
Firstly, lengthen the attack part of the envelope on your sound. That will take the initial clickiness from your sound making it a bit softer (and more like the example).
Secondly, run the sound through some reverb!!! Get a reverb plugin and flick through the presets.
Thirdly, (not sure if this will do what you want), but you might try running the source sound through a high pass filter, set to just take a little of the lower frequencies from your sound.
Jan-25-2003 21:39
Eugene
EURO-Hard-Trance-Addict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Maryland USA
quote:
Originally posted by TranceInMySoul
Thirdly, (not sure if this will do what you want), but you might try running the source sound through a high pass filter, set to just take a little of the lower frequencies from your sound.
Yes, that's exactly the problem: My synth has some low frequencies that I need to get rid of.
Does it mean that I should say LoCut=100%, HiCut=0%?
Or the other way around?
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Jan-25-2003 21:49
TranceInMySoul
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Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Southampton, England
In FM7, select the Z operator (ensure your sound is going through it too ) and move the filter mode slider to HP (high pass). Now increase the cutoff setting until the low frequencies start to be removed.
Jan-25-2003 22:08
Eugene
EURO-Hard-Trance-Addict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Maryland USA
quote:
Originally posted by TranceInMySoul
In FM7, select the Z operator (ensure your sound is going through it too ) and move the filter mode slider to HP (high pass). Now increase the cutoff setting until the low frequencies start to be removed.
OK, I did that, but for some strange reason the following always happens:
I have 4 patterns with this sound in Fruity. The last 3 all sound better with the attack and cutoff like you said (although still not quite there, it should be thinner). But the first pattern of this synth-sound, nothing has changed from the original synth that I'm using! (Eurosynth in FM7)
what the hell..?
Seriously, if you have FM7, try using the Eurosynth preset. The first couple of sounds will always sound differently, from any others with all your changes! Why does this happen?
Here's what I mean: SAMPLE of EuroSynth in FM7
Notice how the first few sounds differ from the normal ones??
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Last edited by Eugene on Jan-25-2003 at 22:23
Jan-25-2003 22:18
quddha
the procrastinat0r
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Toronto, Ontario
no trick to it dude, this sounds exactly like the "trance lead" fm7 preset. Use and eq, bump up the midrange just a bit, 1 or 2 dB, and run it through a reverb till it sounds right. You got the notes wrong too, its C# - C# - C - C# .... ...F repeat
Originally posted by quddha
no trick to it dude, this sounds exactly like the "trance lead" fm7 preset. Use and eq, bump up the midrange just a bit, 1 or 2 dB, and run it through a reverb till it sounds right. You got the notes wrong too, its C# - C# - C - C# .... ...F repeat