Yo hello!
Haven´t been around in this forum for quite a bit because I was temporarily away from music production but now I am back and more inspired than ever.
I am looking for some tips on processing synths so to give them a special and more unique flavor. Experimenting with blending different wave formats together hasn´t yet produced a satisfying result and I think I could achieve better results by altering the processing chain. I use different sets of saw and square waves for synths and at the moment I want to get this Culture Shock-y synth sound which I suppose is made of 2 square waves. But this sound in pure form is too boring and I am looking to spice it up. What processing techniques should I use? I have so far experimented with whacking a chorus, adding multitude of distortion, basic ADSR tweaking, adding delays and reverbs, layering with other sounds, pitch modulation etc but haven´t yet found that magical recipe for unique sound.
Haven´t been around in this forum for quite a bit because I was temporarily away from music production but now I am back and more inspired than ever.
I am looking for some tips on processing synths so to give them a special and more unique flavor. Experimenting with blending different wave formats together hasn´t yet produced a satisfying result and I think I could achieve better results by altering the processing chain. I use different sets of saw and square waves for synths and at the moment I want to get this Culture Shock-y synth sound which I suppose is made of 2 square waves. But this sound in pure form is too boring and I am looking to spice it up. What processing techniques should I use? I have so far experimented with whacking a chorus, adding multitude of distortion, basic ADSR tweaking, adding delays and reverbs, layering with other sounds, pitch modulation etc but haven´t yet found that magical recipe for unique sound.