Patch Request: Estiva - Next Level (Lead)

I will give it a try and get back to you, thank you very much.

Try doing it with Analog, followed by one Ableton's stock delays and reverbs.

I am using Ableton live 10 suite.

You can make this sound with either. You could also probably make it with one of your DAW's built-in synths. What DAW are you using?

Thank you so much for getting back to me I will try this, and should I try this with Sylenth or Serum? As I owner neither but have no problem buy either one if it will help me achieve my goal here.

Try this:

Osc 1: Pulse Waveform with medium Pulse Width. Apply some Unison, about 4 voices, enough Detune to smear it, and 0 Width/Spread. And if available, set the Unison voices to start their Phases over on each new note. This may be called "Start", "Retrig", or you may see a Phase knob which you can set to 0.

Amp Envelope: Create the pluck by setting the Sustain to 0, and the Decay and Release to a very fast value.

Filter: Lowpass, 24 dB slope. If your synth has Drive turn it up to give the sound a bit more oomph. Then turn up the Res a bit to shape the sound. Finally set the Cutoff down to about the midpoint, and modulate it with...

Filter Envelope: This will be similar to the Amp Envelope shape, a pluck, so set the Sustain to 0, and turn up the Modulation Amount. The Decay and Release should be even faster than the Amp's, so fast that you don't really hear the cutoff moving down, but instead get a sharp "tick" at the front of the sound. You may have to play with the Modulation Amount and Decay/Release speeds.

Osc 2: Noise. Just dial in a little bit of White Noise to add a bit of dirt and wash to the sound. This will be subtle.

Delay: Pretty Wet, Ping Pong, about 1/8th note Rate/Time. You can mess around with the settings, but you're going for that left/right bouncing effect.

Reverb: Modest Wetness, pretty big Size, and if available use the Damp option to remove some of the high end in the reverb.