Need help re creating Synthesizer
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 8 posts since 21 Jan, 2015
Hey,
I am brand new to audio production and am mainly interested in popular music.
My next endevour is to attempt 'All Around the World - Justin Biebr'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlAw48HucqY
Before I get stuck into it I have some questions regarding the behaviour of the synthesizer
Firstly, what the hell is it doing. I have done a bit of research into filters and envelopes but I would really appreciate some guidance on how to go about recreating it accurately. The Chorus 1:00 is where it is heard in all its glory and what I am trying to recreate
Secondly, the synth that comes in at 1:15 has me pretty stumped in total. I understand it has a glide / legato setting on it to create the smoothness between the notes but the general aggression and tone of the synth has me lost.
Thanks so much for reading this,
Andrew
I am brand new to audio production and am mainly interested in popular music.
My next endevour is to attempt 'All Around the World - Justin Biebr'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlAw48HucqY
Before I get stuck into it I have some questions regarding the behaviour of the synthesizer
Firstly, what the hell is it doing. I have done a bit of research into filters and envelopes but I would really appreciate some guidance on how to go about recreating it accurately. The Chorus 1:00 is where it is heard in all its glory and what I am trying to recreate
Secondly, the synth that comes in at 1:15 has me pretty stumped in total. I understand it has a glide / legato setting on it to create the smoothness between the notes but the general aggression and tone of the synth has me lost.
Thanks so much for reading this,
Andrew
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- KVRist
- 126 posts since 14 Jun, 2012 from South of Mars
Hey Andrew, the synth thats playing has a pitch envelope. try loading up your synth with a single oscillator, assign an envelope to modulate the pitch, now when setting the modulation make sure the pitch is modulated downwards by 7 or 12 semitones. the settings on your pitch envelope should have a fast attack, moderate to fast decay, a sustain amount of zero & a release time thats longer than the release time on your main volume envelope. Now play some chords. Hope this helps..Drapte wrote:Hey,
I am brand new to audio production and am mainly interested in popular music.
My next endevour is to attempt 'All Around the World - Justin Biebr'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlAw48HucqY
Before I get stuck into it I have some questions regarding the behaviour of the synthesizer
Firstly, what the hell is it doing. I have done a bit of research into filters and envelopes but I would really appreciate some guidance on how to go about recreating it accurately. The Chorus 1:00 is where it is heard in all its glory and what I am trying to recreate
Secondly, the synth that comes in at 1:15 has me pretty stumped in total. I understand it has a glide / legato setting on it to create the smoothness between the notes but the general aggression and tone of the synth has me lost.
Thanks so much for reading this,
Andrew
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- KVRist
- 126 posts since 14 Jun, 2012 from South of Mars
And obviously you should use more than one waveform and modulate other such things like the filter cutoff and automate the vibrato knob on your synth. The example I gave above was just to give you a very basic idea
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 8 posts since 21 Jan, 2015
Hey willdub,
Thanks for your help, I dialed those settings into the Synth and can hear exactly what you are saying and I thank you for clearing that up for me. Do you have any idea at 1:15 how the notes are popping, as in, some of the notes have the attack but the other notes sound glided? Is there anything else at play here?
Thanks,
Andrew
Thanks for your help, I dialed those settings into the Synth and can hear exactly what you are saying and I thank you for clearing that up for me. Do you have any idea at 1:15 how the notes are popping, as in, some of the notes have the attack but the other notes sound glided? Is there anything else at play here?
Thanks,
Andrew
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- KVRist
- 126 posts since 14 Jun, 2012 from South of Mars
What you're listening to is actually 2 synths. One of them is configured to create a plucked sound and the other is playing a bass part. The one playing the plucked sound creates the click you're hearing and the bass part has its pitch-bend automatedDrapte wrote:Hey willdub,
Thanks for your help, I dialed those settings into the Synth and can hear exactly what you are saying and I thank you for clearing that up for me. Do you have any idea at 1:15 how the notes are popping, as in, some of the notes have the attack but the other notes sound glided? Is there anything else at play here?
Thanks,
Andrew