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Hi to all!
I remake a sound of old song and I achieved the sound that I want, but it isn't identical! The spectrum is different than original.. I have the triangle wave in my spectrum instead in the original there's a sine wave.
Can someone help me?
How to make the sine wave? I used sylenth1!
Thank you in advance! :wink:
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It looks like a little PWM has been applied to stretch one half of the waveform's cycle whilst compressing the other half along the X axis.

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I used legato MODE in sylenth1, but in sytrus there's no the legato. I want to reach a sine wave. This result is very professional!. Nobody? :(

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You have a LFO modulating pitch, right?
Take a synth that has sine as LFO waveform.
So it's a sine modulating pitch of a sine.
E.g. FM8 can do that.
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BertKoor wrote:You have a LFO modulating pitch, right?
Take a synth that has sine as LFO waveform.
So it's a sine modulating pitch of a sine.
E.g. FM8 can do that.
But it can't do PWM on LFOs.

If you're using FL Studio, look at the Envelope Controller plugin. You can apply PWM to LFOs there.


EDIT: Having just done this, even though PWM is offered, you can't quite get that waveform out of Envelope Controller. You'll either want a synth that has PWM on its LFO or use a modular environment like Reaktor.

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Amazing! I have to study! The result is identical now! Ty guys! then with the lfo I can act on all parameters of the pulse width modulation!
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Looverlight wrote:Amazing! I have to study! The result is identical now! Ty guys! then with the lfo I can act on all parameters of the pulse width modulation!
Oh, that's definitely close enough. Excellent. :)

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