How do I get a orinal sin like synth

[Sinn-R]

Hey,
I was wondering how to make this kind of synth:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6u7ogNwEbL8
any help is greatly appreciated

 

[bull3tpr00f]

I'm interested too

 

[prettyherb]

Do you mean those stabs? There are already several posts around here. It's about detuned square waves i think.

 

[Sinn-R]

I really need some 101 stuff in my head. because terms like "detuning" and "processing" don't say anything to me

 

[prettyherb]

I really need some 101 stuff in my head. because terms like "detuning" and "processing" don't say anything to me

I dont know the definition of detuning, i don't even know if i use the right word, but for example: If your 2, or 3 oscillators are on -12, just pitch them a bit up or down, like -11.85 or something. You'll hear the difference.

In fl studio, 3xosc, the knob at the right side of every oscillator stands for 'detune'.

I hope i can help you a bit with this

 

[Sinn-R]

would be great man, add me on aim if you want : sinnerdrumnbass
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[Rarrr]

Do you mean those stabs? There are already several posts around here. It's about detuned square waves i think.

dont remember what any of the threads are called do you?

 

[bull3tpr00f]

I dont know the definition of detuning, i don't even know if i use the right word, but for example: If your 2, or 3 oscillators are on -12, just pitch them a bit up or down, like -11.85 or something. You'll hear the difference.

In fl studio, 3xosc, the knob at the right side of every oscillator stands for 'detune'.

I hope i can help you a bit with this

Nice tips man

 

[ApeCat]

dont remember what any of the threads are called do you?

I'd try a search for "Original Sin bass" or "Jump Up bass" or "[specific song title] bass".

When I fiddle with detuned oscillators I always detune two oscillators "against" eachother. I might have a square that I don't touch at all, and two saws, one detuned plus 15 and one detuned minus 15. This way they kind of equal one another out and the end result won't be too difficult to fit in with the rest of the arrangements, but I'm not quite sure that's the effect you're going for here..

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So yeah, detuning the waveforms [or whatever] against eachother is apparently how you make a basic Reese sound, for the record.