Ooh. This is a really nice patch. Unique too. Try two layers:
LAYER 1: Tone
Oscillator
Waveform: Square
Unison: Three voices, full stereo spread, with Detune turned up just enough to separate the voices enough to be spread out.
Filter:
Type: Lowpass
Slope: 24 dB
Cutoff: Turn down until it matches the tone. A medium roundness that still allows for some brightness
Envelope
Description: A quick swell.
Attack: Create the swell in. Depends on the synth but somewhere around 200-300 ms. If your synth allows it set the curvature of this stage so that it dips downward. This will make it swell up more suddenly
Sustain: 0
Decay/Release: As soon as the Attack ends this should bring it down pretty quick. Try around 400-500 ms
Delay
Rate: 1/8ths
Wet: Not too much. This will mix in with the upcoming reverb to create a subtle background tail to the sound
Reverb
Size: Medium. Like a Hall.
Wet: Pretty wet. Kind of wash out the sound.
LAYER 2: Noise - This is what creates the flute character by adding a breathiness
Oscillator
Waveform: White Noise
Unison: Two voices, full stereo spread
Amp Envelope, Delay, and Reverb
Same as layer 1
LFO
Waveform: Triangle
Rate: 16th
Destination: Volume
Delay: Turn this up enough that the sound will be allowed to complete amp envelope before the LFO kicks in.
Mod Wheel
Route this to Amp Envelope Sustain. Keep it down. Then after the Amp Envelope completes, turn it up to bring the noise back in, and at this point it will also be modulating courtesy of the LFO
Ooh. This is a really nice patch. Unique too. Try two layers:
LAYER 1: Tone
Oscillator
Filter:
Envelope
Delay
Reverb
LAYER 2: Noise - This is what creates the flute character by adding a breathiness
Oscillator
Amp Envelope, Delay, and Reverb
LFO
Mod Wheel
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