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hi there kvr-ers  i need a little help with this pluck sound actually the pluck is the chords...
if anyone knows how to make it please post your solution here's the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MORF_XGAfj0 |
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nooooooooooooooneeeeeeeeee knoooooooooows?  ((((((((  |
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Everyone knows. Saw waves. Play chords. Attach an envelope to a LPF, and tweak the parameters to taste. |
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i think i tried that but i cant make it even closer like in the video can you make a patch or smth..? thanks.... |
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Part of that pluck sound is playing the right chord. Play with it. Not to be mean, but I don't have the time to make a patch for you. |
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ok mate thanks i will try |
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I'll give you a hint.
The pluck consists of a high part (the pluck) and a low part (the sub) Keep them separate. |
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what do you mean by that im trying to recreate the sound in sylenth... |
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gorgeto wrote: what do you mean by that im trying to recreate the sound in sylenth...
It's not necessarily a single synth making the sound ... Synth A = high part Synth B = low part Played in unison, mixed / EQ'd separately, to blend perfectly. Peace, Andy. |
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