Hi everyone, Iβm trying to both replicate and understand how to program a similar sequence of this classic track by Fluke.
Right at the start.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Inz9Urx40OI
The the first few notes sound rounded, than comes the note that sticks out.
How would you replicate something like this? In Serum, or primer?
A friend of mine says, itβs a Korg MS-20, though it sounds more like a 303.
Is that an LFO attached to the cutoff, that is opening the filter like that? Or a mod matrix?
I graduated from Syntorial long ago, but when I open my eyes, Iβm still only in Saigon.
3 years ago
Nicholas wrote:
Iβll have to give you back my syntorial completion certificate.
Ha! Even I get stumped from time to time and have to experiment my way through. Keep at it!
0 3 years ago Reply
Thanks Joe. You were spot on. The key is distortion, and cutoff modulation.
Iβll have to give you back my syntorial completion certificate.
0 3 years ago Reply
It sounds like a sequencer to me. And along with playing the notes, the sequencer is probably also modulating the cutoff. That's why each note seems to have a different level of brightness.
You can of course do this with MIDI and automation as well. Record or click-in the MIDI notes in your DAW, and then create abrupt automation changes at the start of each note to modulate the Cutoff.
Offhand, I'm hearing two oscillators one octave apart, a lowpass filter (that's being modulated), and of course, distortion. Have you given it a shot yet?
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