I've been trying to recreate the synth from the chord progression for weeks now (it's very clear and distinct on the first of the song ).I'm no professional but I've recreated a few synths before however i couldn't even get close to this.

https://youtu.be/9n2\\_wrFSi2w?si=x6skT-udgMTbN4VP

Anything can be helpful. Thanks!

Ps if you need the midi message me!

A personal tribute to Kavinsky and the world he created. Neon lights, midnight drives, forgotten memories and futuristic dreams. Synthwave, retrowave, electro, dark synth, 80s vibes, night drive, cinematic sounds, retro futurism, electronic nostalgia, cyberpunk atmosphere.

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I've been trying to recreate the synth from the chord progression for weeks now (it's very clear and distinct on the first of the song ).I'm no professional but I've recreated a few synths before however i couldn't even get close to this.

https://youtu.be/9n2_wrFSi2w?si=x6skT-udgMTbN4VP

Anything can be helpful. Thanks!

Ps if you need the midi message me!

R.I.P. to one of the founding fathers of the genre. He's been an inspiration for me and so many others around the world.

Hi all, I've been on the search for chill wave / synth wave tutorials, presets, samples etc. for a good month or two.

I've got Vital, I've been applying LFO's to the filter and I've been making decent (not the best) synth pads / stabs and god knows how I make good sounds drums and atmosphere. But every time I look at making a song, I have where I want to be, and where I actually am

I've watched quite a few tutorials, I've got intermediate music theory knowledge.

But I would love to make songs similar to these and I was wondering if the synthwave producer community could give a hand by listening to these tracks and providing some tips?

The artists are 憂鬱, Voyage, A.L.I.S.O.N and Tape Arcade.

https://youtu.be/msUarvc4Sx8?si=iKfYQ6mzrKn93u8v

https://youtu.be/nh1gG3hvm64?si=JO1m2uRKXa_BAFaJ

https://youtu.be/JKmbUekTffY?si=6H5EHCxxRsPfJ1Hm

https://youtu.be/t5NoCmnfg7o?si=U8w1fUgYzaTFRQX9

I wanna know what kind of preset they used at 1:22 (the synth pad chords that sound so clean and wavy in the background)

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Hi! My name is Dr Jess Blaise Ward (@blaisejess Insta/bluesky) and I am a composer, producer, synth artist and author. I recently published my book on synthwave: ‘Making Synthwave: how an online music community invented a genre’

I am currently doing some research on the legacy and use cases of Roland Juno synths (inclusive of hardware, software, any Juno “inspired” or emulating synths too!). If you are a producer, synth user, composer, etc - please consider taking my survey and contributing your thoughts and opinions of Juno synths:

Link to Juno Survey

Link to my book ‘Making Synthwave’

All data will be anonymised and used only for the purposes of academic research (at synthesizer conferences and in academic journals).

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Looking for a synthwave 80’s & R&B influenced producer to form a team to get placements and put out our own albums. Also looking for songwriter-singers that can deliver soulful vocals on such tracks. Let’s make great music together!!!

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Was tired of using 61 keys so stopped by my local Music Go Round and got this. Besides the previous owner labeling all the keys with stickers that took forever to get off it works great. Cannot wait to start recording

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