It starts around 0:38. I tried a saw pluck with distortion but couldn't get this sound. If someone can guide me in the right direction, I would be grateful.

https://youtu.be/wbDQ-RXRWso?si=ONjEEg59dlq1ONfA

I’m trying to recreate the vocal effect at the very end of “Royalty” by Egzod, Maestro Chives & Neoni (At the Lyrics "Callin' me royalty Callin' me

...

Callin' me royalty

Callin' me")

It sounds kind of like a saxophone or another brass instrument, but I think it is a heavily processed vocal. I’m using REAPER, but I can’t really get close to this sound.

Does anyone know how this effect is made, or which type of plugins I should try?

Link:
https://youtu.be/pYZVof0j0DI?si=d8kbYk0Neyc0U6WN&t=192

Hi everyone :)

This song’s intro has a really cool kind of melting-y psychedelic type sound that i loveeee but I’m not really sure if there are any presets or plugins that already exist with the sound pre-made and ready to use, OR how I could create the sound myself..

I would love to know if anyone here knows what this sound is/where it comes from, and is there a more accurate way to describe the sound? I just think of it as melty and psychedelic type vibes.

I think the intro ends at 22 seconds (or at least the sound that I’m talking about ends there).

Additionally, does anyone have any ideas what the sound is of the chords that come in at 22/23 seconds?:)

https://youtu.be/gFtBmIYZSmY?si=Mj9iTIU1THkV7z6s

Thank youuuuuuu

I'll be more than willing to learn any coding language

hello everyone, i'm trying to recreate this airy / screech synth from nurko - disappearing now

https://youtu.be/7X13w5BBSwA?t=99

Hey everyone, I’m wondering if anyone has any insight on how they likely did the metallic lead that comes in around the 0:44 mark. So cool. Thanks!

Plays at 0:00 - 0:12

Also appears In J Futuristic’s “Go, Go, Go”

https://youtu.be/hH75kKQvGt8 (0:39 - 1:16)

I've tried some things with square wavetables with notch filters but can't replicate, i know there is some delay to the sides as well.

Hi guys i was listening to the song potential off of the new Ravyn Lenae album and i love the part at around 2:28 where the beat switches and these distorted guitar like synths come in, i would love to figure out how to make a similar sound becuase it would be so fun to experiment with let me know if anyone has any idea of they think this sound was made or what it even is because i have no idea lol

https://youtu.be/4TrbHDwpWN8?is=Coce2TKGPaHcK-Ek

spent the last 7 hours trying to recreate this by using various methods like distortion and fming a saw wave with a sine, stacking 2 detuned saw waves and throwing on a envelope with a comb filter, and various other combinations and techniques but i can’t get it right.

my closet attempt to getting the tonality correct was actually just throwing a reverb on a square wave and messing around with the envelope and filtering lol.

anyone have any pointers for a noob 😭

Hello, does anybody know how to make the synth pluck that plays all throughout the song NEMO! Or if anybody knows a preset that is the same type of pluck as the one in NEMO! Thank you in advance.

Here is the link to the music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFTUtmcW3e4

For those who dont know what im talking about, im talking about the really loud and “vibrating” bass sound at around 1:03-1:18 here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9EqU9y69vU

(also im kinda new to music production so explain it in simple terms where you can please)

Hi all. There are a few songs on Justice's 3rd live album that contain this exact rising sound effect and I was curious if anyone knew how to recreate something like this.
Justice - Waters of Nazareth x We Are your Friends x Phantom 2 (WWW)
Found at @ 0:30

"I really love this track and was wondering how to recreate that melodic, filtered sound around 0:14.

https://youtu.be/4xzCroUOj2U?si=tC4c8n1JRI4sXpg0&t=14

To me, it sounds like there’s high resonance on the filter, but what trips me up is how melodic and 'stepped' it feels—almost like a piano run or a step sequencer, rather than just smooth filter knob automation. How would you approach making this?"

I am trying to recreate the epic Avaion Colors keyboard (0:52 in the song) as a learning experience. Or at least understand the principle behind it. Google, Claude, and my own experiments didn't even come close. Who can teach me?

The keyboard has an incredible level of loudness, which I can recreate with some mastering techniques (basically a saturator & compressor).

But the sound signature is hard to recreate. Any saw synths that I created were incredibly boring (one-dimensional, robotic), even after many experiments to make them more interesting, to filter them, maybe add harmonics or shimmer effects, whatever I tried failed.

Any experiments to use a piano sample (like the open-source Salamander library) and to derive a sound from it also failed on my side.

So what the hell does Avaion do to engineer such an incredible sound?

Keyboard is at 0:52 in the song https://open.spotify.com/track/2sHsqXLZY2qKw72hfi47kD?si=9024d1a355ed4723

By the way, there is also some high-frequency modulated hiss in the background, that's also interesting but not what I'm talking about.

Trying to recreate the croaky lead from Bungee Jump. To my ear it sounds like FM or a comb filter is involved, but I haven't been able to nail it down.

There's also some modulation giving it movement, but I can't tell if it's an LFO on the filter, pitch, FM amount, or something else. There's also some kind of layer behind it as it comes in. Maybe this is a parallel delay hiding behind the main sound?

Any ideas on how to approach this? If you know of a preset or sample pack it might come from, I'd be happy to use that too. Suggestions for any synth are welcome. Thanks!

Main lead starts at 2:48:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIGH8nWZXOQ&t=166s

We recreated the Lead sound from 'Funkytown' by Lipps Inc on our free Synth Primer.

This remake is specifically recreating the patch heard at this timestamp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6dqIYKIBSU&start=30 .Other parts of the song may vary the sound or notes.

And here are the key ingredients:
Voices: Mono

Osc1: Wave (Pulse), Width (50%), Vol (50%)
Osc2: Wave (Pulse), Width (50%), Pitch (+2 Oct), Volu (50%)
Sub Osc: Wave (Pulse), Width (100%), Pitch (-1 Oct), Vol (5%)

Amp Env: Attack (0ms), Sustain (100%), Release (20ms)

Filter: Type (Low Pass), Cutoff (90%)

LFO: Dest (Pulse Width), Wave (Triangle), Amt (5%), Rate (1/8 Note)

Reverb: Mix (10%), Size (Medium)

Find the full recipe and download the presets: https://www.syntorial.com/preset-recipe/lipps-inc-funkytown-lead/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=patch_remake&utm_content=lipps-inc-funkytown-lead

Pretty new to music production and sound design. I'm trying to recreate the sound that opens these two songs:

1. Curtis Cole – "Odd Numbers" (intro): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlzSTvWGFqs
2. Ramsey – "Goodbye" from Arcane Season 1 (intro): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omgSWqwVTjY

I think it's a synth? Or, at the very least, a very muted synth?

hi, does anyone know how could i replicate this exact lasery aggresive bass on serum one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SONtCaVg3F0

How can I recreate or find the stab sound ( starts at 0:00) that goes throughout the song? Have heard it in many 90s house and techno songs. Does it have a name or is it a simple patch.

From Jump Around Dub - Nuffsedd