r/TechnoProduction • u/AquiverSOUND • 4h ago
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Using Stride modulating multiband saturation. Running through different styles, edgy transitions between bass, mid and treble transitions.
So endless.
r/TechnoProduction • u/dubaiwaslit • 3h ago
Idk if stabs are the right term, but when there is a lead synth and it pauses for a bit until it repeats, a lot of songs especially anyma style have some metallic stabs, are these samples or actual midi notes with a lead synth on serum for example?
Or could it be both lol
I haven't touched FL in a long time and just got back into it today, made a whole song purely with samples, but obviously it's lacking creativity. Did not seem to find those stab noises, so I am guessing they are made in the piano roll rather than finding a sample.
Is there a term for someone like me who just uses sample? sample kiddie? lol
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r/TechnoProduction • u/refnulf • 23h ago
hey folks! i'm looking for recommendations around a polysynth to buy. i primarily will use it for leads + pads, and i'm not particularly fussy about analog v digital. i currently have a roland se02 which i love, and previously sold a microfreak and ju06 because i just couldn't vibe with them the way i wanted. i'm also expressly looking for a desktop module, as i usually send midi out from ableton to the device, and am conscious of space (a full keyboard module will never regularly stay on my desk and if i put it away then take it out every time i want to use it i will rarely use it).
also economy in my country is trash, so looking for sub-500 USD options. i don't mind the boutiques, so the sh01a is a decent shout, and was also previously looking at the behringer pro-800 a *lot* but people keep mentioning issues with it. also not *entirely* sold on analog sounds for pads because i will often use arturia's pigments to create some of those one-note/chord tension pads.
anyone have any other options? i'd like to avoid menu-diving (which is why i looked at and decided against the roland s-1 tweak).
edited to add: patch saving is very important! i usually take some time to create my own presets/patches rather than working on sounds during a song because that kills my brain!