Need help for supersaws and pitched supersaws (future bass) :)

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Hey friends :)

Love future bass and I wanted to make some supersaws chords which are pitched / glided / with legato slide :)

i don't know how to explain you ^-^''

here some examples :

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnRLRr03ycM : at 0:48
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9iiLuSf8vg at 1:02

How to make that please ?
Thanks :)
<3

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Search for "big room" tutorials
This is how such tunes have been called until everything became future (future bass, future trap, future house, future lol :lol: )

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_ ... +room+lead

many ways to create it, pick your favorite one ;)

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Forgive me if i'm wrong but there are multiple sounds playing at once with each sound covering a certain voicing of the stacked chord. The intro glide to the sound is most likely the supersaw playing a lower note to start, then instantly moving up in pitch to the home tone which gives it that slide (also include a delayed attack and some sidechain to taste).

For the synths playing you have a simple sustained sine/square wave, with distortion, then low-passed, to create that fat underlying sub.

You have the gliding supersaw i mentioned earlier playing the bulk of the melodic energy of the sound and maybe some smoothed out white noise with a little saturation in a separate layer outlining this bulk making it cover a larger part of your frequency spectrum. Give it some reverb to create more space; this should give you enough energy for the bassline. You can even add a light synth lead to play a counter-melody alongside this to fill it even more. Be heavy on your EQ'ing where its needed.

Hopefully this helps - good luck!

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