my problem exactly, when using saw waves in Aminor scale some harmonics fall on C#3 and for some reason that note sounds dissonant to me especially when in contrast to other sounds (pads, etc). I could filter the wave down further but then lose the tone I want and becomes more of a sub bass. Should ...

been experimenting with Tale of Us type basslines as well. Getting some pretty good results using Sylenth. One sine osc for your sub, unfiltered, then either 2 saw or square waves an octave higher, one panned left, the other panned right, slightly detuned or different phases to get that wide sound. ...

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AK wrote:What's a 'chicago synth'?

just the name of a preset in sylenth....pretty much the preset for your typical 0/3/7 house chord

steevio wrote: i edited my post with some extra techniques, check it again, they might work for you.

yeah, I've tried those last similar methods to add tone to my white noise snares. Never really satisfied how it sounds with shakers though.

nice, never thought of using squares to synthesis hats...good to know. makes sense though, filling out every frequency like white noise does only using squares to do it to get a grittier sound. getting something pretty close in ableton using 4 osc with some feedback, filter on band svf with shaper o...