Hello
Can anyone suggest,
Please help me... I use serum, vital, spiere or sylenth1 vst.
I don't understand you, if you can help, just help. I created a midi and a preset. This needs to be corrected, to suggest which way to goi need Help wrote: Sun Oct 08, 2023 11:36 pm Heads up for anyone wanting to help, just be aware of the potential commitment you’re signing up for lol.
That makes two of us
The sound character of your Serum preset is pretty goodFIkcja wrote: Sun Oct 08, 2023 10:11 pm Hi
I created midi and bass drop serum, it is for verification. Please give me suggestions. What needs to be changed.
. Link Serum Preset: Click Download
. Lind Midi Drop Bass: Click Download
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I've reworked the mid-bass, according to the your instructions. Please you can use it my preset. Can you convert it to 'on my own' and send mebluesawsq wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 8:27 pmThe sound character of your Serum preset is pretty goodFIkcja wrote: Sun Oct 08, 2023 10:11 pm Hi
I created midi and bass drop serum, it is for verification. Please give me suggestions. What needs to be changed.
. Link Serum Preset: Click Download
. Lind Midi Drop Bass: Click Download
Please Help me![]()
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The envelopes need some adjustment. Reduce the decay times in ENV1 and ENV2 to about 185 ms and make the attack smoother. I think the spikey attack-decay transition is causing some undesirable clicks. Maybe in the original track the attack shape is more like an S-curve, and it might be done using external side-chaining/volume-shaper plugin. Also a bit more stereo width is needed, maybe by increasing unison detune on OSCs and/or adding a tiny bit of short reverb.
In the original track there is probably a separate sine sub-bass layer.
And the sub-bass notes are longer than the growl bass. Maybe you had approximated the decay time based on the sub-bass length.
You should follow the instructions more closely.FIkcja wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 9:04 pm I've reworked the mid-bass, according to the your instructions. Please you can use it my preset. Can you convert it to 'on my own' and send meI'm sending you a link download:
Click Download
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Wowbluesawsq wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 10:34 pmYou should follow the instructions more closely.FIkcja wrote: Mon Oct 09, 2023 9:04 pm I've reworked the mid-bass, according to the your instructions. Please you can use it my preset. Can you convert it to 'on my own' and send meI'm sending you a link download:
Click Download
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Looks like in your second version the ENV1 and ENV2 decay times are not changed at all. Instead, you have increased the attack times to 185ms.
You should think what you are doing and listen to the result. Don't just follow some instructions without comparing the results.
I don't think it's necessary to send a preset to you. You should be able to follow the instructions, and your own preset should be just fine. My version wouldn't be any better.
To make these discussions more interesting, I would like to also read your descriptions of the sounds you tried to recreate. Which properties of the sound you think you got recreated accurately, and which adjustments/settings were the most important to get that sound. And also, in what area you had some difficulties, and where you think some help is needed.
My Mistake, Fact Reese bass play is playing just single notes. That is, it should play w C, G, A#, F ? Have you listened maybebluesawsq wrote: Tue Oct 10, 2023 6:04 pm I don't understand what you were trying to do with those Reese bass MIDI notes. Looks like you played some chords and still your Serum preset is set to mono. I think the original bass line is playing just single notes. Or did you export some wrong track to MIDI?![]()
It sounds similar to a classic house organ, but it's more plucky.
bluesawsq wrote: Thu Oct 19, 2023 9:31 pmIt sounds similar to a classic house organ, but it's more plucky.
You can get close by starting with unison detuned triangle osc through low-pass filter with some resonance and plucky envelope on cutoff. Then add a sine an octave lower and a square octave higher than the main triangle osc. The sine and square should be barely audible, only adding a bit of character to the sound. The main sound comes from the triangle osc. Then fine-tune the attack and decay shapes on amp and filter envelopes.
Here is an audio example using Serum + epicPLATEmkII reverb:
https://voca.ro/1lFyi5wjj2jI
And the Serum preset:
PL Feels Like House.zip
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