On section 2 of On Your Own and attempted to create Rounded Saw in Ableton Live 11. Mostly failed and welcome some advice.
I tried the instruments Operator, Analog, and Drift. I generally set the cutoff and ADSR much like the settings on syntorial. The syntorial sound is much fuller, moving towards to a tuba fullness. Ableton does not have that and is thin.
My bad. I have been thoroughly involved in the Syntorial lessons that I ignored the contents offered in the βhelpβ section of the software. On watching the standalone synth and Primer video, I realised the answer has always been there.
On section 2 of On Your Own and attempted to create Rounded Saw in Ableton Live 11. Mostly failed and welcome some advice.
I tried the instruments Operator, Analog, and Drift. I generally set the cutoff and ADSR much like the settings on syntorial. The syntorial sound is much fuller, moving towards to a tuba fullness. Ableton does not have that and is thin.
Welcome suggestions.
0 4 months ago Reply
Hi Jon
Thanks for your timely response.
My bad. I have been thoroughly involved in the Syntorial lessons that I ignored the contents offered in the βhelpβ section of the software. On watching the standalone synth and Primer video, I realised the answer has always been there.
Next step is to install Primer into my DAW.
Thanks once again, and keep up the good work.
0 10 months ago Reply
Hi Colin. They should show up automatically in the VST/AU version of Syntorial's synth, known as Primer. Few questions:
0 10 months ago Reply