Method of synthesis, number of oscillators, filter chip type, LFO's and the rest of it. What you are hearing is the character of the synth which comes from its architecture. Whatever the slider setting are at is what it will output.
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It's an analog mono synth with no patch memory. >For example, the music of Robert Hood, whom I admire, is clearly the sound of an SH-101 preset. If you're asking for validation, I'd suggest you don't feel that comfortable with the amount of effort you're putting into the music, and perhaps you need to spend some time developing your own voice? To what extent do techno artists who have EPs out rely on presets and sample instruments? Just whacking an acapella over a piano loop and calling it a day isn't the same thing.īut I don't feel that I am capable enough as a producer.Īnd that won't change unless you actually work on it. Most early hip hop, drum n bass and some electronica etc were entirely sample based. It completely depends on how you use the samples. If I use a lot of sample effects downloaded from the Internet The same can be said for using a lot of sample sounds. You need to add something of your own signature in. I find that I can create songs faster and with higher quality by choosing the ideal sound from the presets rather than creating my own sounds.īut then you're not really sounding like you are you? You're sounding like the people who made those presets. The potential that presets can give you to understand your synths and learn from them is infinite Swim in them as they're a tool made for you so you can do your stuff. This isn't techno, but the track Dust by MOON has an arp that is the main body of the track, and is a many years old factory preset arpeggiator in Sylenth1. Work done, it's beautiful, and really works well. 'Hey I'd like a sound sort of like bla bla' - no problem, we surf through presets and see what you like, boom. If I'm working, producing for someone, presets are the secret sauce. For this purpose, presets, if not heavily tweaked, are useless to me. I have something in my mind and I'm using everything in my power to make it so everyone can listen to it the way it sounds in my head. I don't pick sounds that sound good and put a track together. But that's because I'm no beatmaker, I'm an artist. I heavily tweak the presets or make the sounds myself. Personally they're not the best tool for me, but that goes in the producer. Please use flair if you would like to share your pages.
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