matthewm77
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I really liked it and wanted to see if I can recreate it for fun Metrik - Inner Child - YouTube 4:04
I could go into my daw and try to re-create the sound myself and post the results. I'll edit this when I do
which of the sounds are you talking about in this?
I'll try what you said with Sylenth1 which is the synth I use and see if I get what you did. Do you think you could provide the times for the ADSR?I recreated it, and it's actually 2 synths panned to each side, the 2nd one being delayed a little.
The first one is a saw at a high octave going through a unison at about 4 voices with not that much phase delay, at maybe 50 % detune (not supersmooth but still not harsh).
Then it's slightly lowpassed with a very gentle cutoff, and the a bit resonance is added, this gives a little more dirty sound.
Then it goes through an ADSR with a very high sustain, decay tweaked to fit the notelength, and a long release time, but it decays very sharply and then continues more smooth at a low volume.
Then there's just a little bit of a 4-voice(?) chorus with much depth and a bit faster speed, with zero delay and full spread.
The 2nd synth is almost a copy of the first, but it instead has about 8 unison voices and thicker detune, and a little more chorus with faster chorus speed.
Then I routed both to the same channel and uploaded a delay and a reverb. I used a fast delay time and long feedback. On the reverb I made it very bright and used a longer decay time. But I feel I couldn't recreate these that well.
Im not sure what synth you were using but when I tried, it sounded horribleI recreated it, and it's actually 2 synths panned to each side, the 2nd one being delayed a little.
The first one is a saw at a high octave going through a unison at about 4 voices with not that much phase delay, at maybe 50 % detune (not supersmooth but still not harsh).
Then it's slightly lowpassed with a very gentle cutoff, and the a bit resonance is added, this gives a little more dirty sound.
Then it goes through an ADSR with a very high sustain, decay tweaked to fit the notelength, and a long release time, but it decays very sharply and then continues more smooth at a low volume.
Then there's just a little bit of a 4-voice(?) chorus with much depth and a bit faster speed, with zero delay and full spread.
The 2nd synth is almost a copy of the first, but it instead has about 8 unison voices and thicker detune, and a little more chorus with faster chorus speed.
Then I routed both to the same channel and uploaded a delay and a reverb. I used a fast delay time and long feedback. On the reverb I made it very bright and used a longer decay time. But I feel I couldn't recreate these that well.
Im not sure what synth you were using but when I tried, it sounded horrible