Give your thoughts on how the sound is made
Forum rules
Kick questions/feedback in these topics ONLY:
* Kick feedback (Get feedback on the kick you made and help others)
* General/how-to kick topic (How to create a certain kick, questions, troubleshooting, etc)
* How is this sound made (Questions, troubleshooting, etc about how to create a certain sound)
Kick questions/feedback in these topics ONLY:
* Kick feedback (Get feedback on the kick you made and help others)
* General/how-to kick topic (How to create a certain kick, questions, troubleshooting, etc)
* How is this sound made (Questions, troubleshooting, etc about how to create a certain sound)
Re: Give your thoughts on how the sound is made
^I think its indeed a low saw synth with distortion and with EQ, boosted on a certain frequency and cut everything else off. But it sounds really crunchy and scratchy, maybe it comes from the distortion but I'm not really sure either
Formerly known as Maneki Neko
https://www.facebook.com/djmanekineko
https://www.facebook.com/djmanekineko
Yeah, I tried recreating it in Sylenth, but used the on board distortion... Should try external distortion anytime soon...Maneki Neko wrote:^I think its indeed a low saw synth with distortion and with EQ, boosted on a certain frequency and cut everything else off. But it sounds really crunchy and scratchy, maybe it comes from the distortion but I'm not really sure either
Connect with D-Verze
Try using not too much detune and oscillators. By using lots of resonance and distortion you can get the crunchy sound.Yeah, I tried recreating it in Sylenth, but used the on board distortion... Should try external distortion anytime soon...
I also got a question.... about how to get the screech @ 0:52.
I tried recreating the screech all day but I couldnt get the "voicy sounding" screech like in the song.
Think its created with Sugar bytes WOW but I'm not sure...
Try to use ni massive with 1 saw ocilator, and noise "switch trough the noise waves". And then use a lowpass filter on it with samplerate divider and a loot of distorition and a little bit feedback. You have to automate the Cutoff with Envelopes and LFO´s ...
Ahhh I forgot all about massive. Tried only with sylenth, I'll give it another shot later today. Thanks!JPMarlin wrote:Try to use ni massive with 1 saw ocilator, and noise "switch trough the noise waves". And then use a lowpass filter on it with samplerate divider and a loot of distorition and a little bit feedback. You have to automate the Cutoff with Envelopes and LFO´s ...
Could be a low pulsewave without detune either. But he definatly used a Decimate distortion.Darycka wrote:Yeah, I tried recreating it in Sylenth, but used the on board distortion... Should try external distortion anytime soon...Maneki Neko wrote:^I think its indeed a low saw synth with distortion and with EQ, boosted on a certain frequency and cut everything else off. But it sounds really crunchy and scratchy, maybe it comes from the distortion but I'm not really sure either
?-
ChristianHardstyle
- Artist
- Posts: 1059
- Joined: 17 Feb 2012, 00:12
- Location: Rotterdam
- Contact:
Saw wave, cutoff modulation, distortion, and add Decimort and play around with itDarycka wrote:My turn again
@ 0:46, in the intro, the sound that comes in after the second beat. Sounds like a really low saw with a bit of distortion to me, tried recreating it, but failed... Anybody has an idea?
The sound at 0:24, after the screech, in the second beat!
How is it made?🔸Eezyo 🇮🇹 | Rotterdam 🇳🇱
🔸JUST HARDSTYLE 🧀🚨
🔸JUST HARDSTYLE 🧀🚨
The sound at 0:24, after the screech, in the second beat!
How is it made?[/quote]It's a voice recorded, and then eq slight distortion, vocoder style depend which one you're using, Izotope nectar, just perfect for this, pitch and play around with fx =)
how about the first Fx jst at the beginning and then the like drop sound I don't know how you call that at 00:05 sec =)
