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Reactance
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Registered: May 2005
Location: South Africa,Cape Town
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Sep-23-2005 13:19
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BshidoHEAT
don't be that guy!!!

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Ninjas never tell....
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Re: Re: Rate my supersaw?
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Shibby
I think that you're confused as to the meaning of supersaw. No offense intended, what you have sounds like a cheesey riff using a casio keyboard.
If you want a powerful supersaw, you need to use a powerful synth. A JP8080 is ideal; a virus works well. z3ta+ works for software, you can also fiddle with vanguard and v-station but your results will be harder to come by.
Use multiple polyphony; it's a sound that envelopes the entire sonic spectrum, and it needs certain FX and tweaks to sound decent. Span 6 octaves if you have to in order to achieve a powerful and strong supersaw.
And if you need that extra "air" in your supersaw.. the secret is to add a little pink noise.
Cheers, hope this helps someone. |
I appreciate this post bro , I'm still a hella noob when it comes to producing .
naw.. it's not pink noise, I know what that sounds like.
I'm just not keen on using supersaws,I only have one song that uses them for leads, nor am I familar on what everything does or means (like polyphony, thanks for introducing me to this btw) so I just keep experiementing and tweaking. And like I said before, that sample is pretty raw (no reverb, no delay, no eq...).
Those synths you mention, I always hear about, (z3ta, and virus and such) and I probably won't ever use because their not free. I only use free soft synths, because I'm poor and lazy. So my collection isn't too big, but how about supersaws in free synth's like Superwave P8, Synth 1, Triangle 2?
Indeed, it does help sir 
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Sep-23-2005 15:33
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everyMan
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Apr 2005
Location: Paris, France
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Sep-24-2005 10:43
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gk_nz
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Sydney, Australia
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| quote: | Originally posted by everyMan
Be careful with noise additions... I don't like this technique, I rather use a low pass filter with resonance like this :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/TranceDevot...ofemergency.mp3
If your saws are well detuned there will be enough "noise" |
What did you use to make that one?
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Sep-25-2005 09:10
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Doogee
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Blue Mountains, Australia
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| quote: | Originally posted by everyMan
Be careful with noise additions... I don't like this technique, I rather use a low pass filter with resonance like this :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/TranceDevot...ofemergency.mp3
If your saws are well detuned there will be enough "noise" |
Damn, that's pretty impressive, I thought.
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Sep-25-2005 09:59
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Project 7
Oakie, Oakie, Oakie!

Registered: Sep 2004
Location:
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Sep-25-2005 10:38
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Kire_22
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Ludvika
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Sep-25-2005 15:11
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WinterWave
Junior tranceaddict

Registered: Apr 2005
Location: Estonia
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Sep-26-2005 20:03
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