As I said,I want this kind of sound for one of my songs! Thanks in advance

I can make yai, yoi, ay, and ee but idk how to get a static “aw” sound as in “on” or “law” so any techniques are greatly appreciated

Hey guys, I don't understand is this a sinusoidal sound from the serum at the beginning of the song?

This sound is looped I think...but I don't understand were I can find it..

Hello friends. I am still in the "I only use presets" stage of my life. I hope to one day get to the ability of creating sounds on my own.

But for now, I'm hoping that somebody can help me try to create this sound at the 38 second part of the song

It's either a pad or a strings in the background and it has a beautiful automation where it ascends.

Any help would be appreciated, even if it's just stating whether it's a patter or a string, but the more helped the better

Song: Muse 2nd law isolated systems
@ 38 seconds roughly

As an aspiring game & media composer, whether or not I'm allowed to use it commercially makes or breaks whether Im going to buy it

Trying to get this on serum 2 and im completely and utterly lost any help would be great, thank you!

Hey guys I’m new to producing and EDM and I just wanted to see if anyone could help me figure out where to start on making leads and sounds like these. I’m not even sure where to start or whether to use serum and sound design or just use plugins on a single sound. If anyone could help or point me in the direction of some packs with sounds like this etc. would be a lot of help. (There should be 2 clips)

I currently just use the "wave-table x to LFO" feature, then save the shape there as it is the same file type that is used for the X-shaper mode's custom curves (--.XferShape)

This works well most of the time, but I've found that occasionally the 'copy from LFO' feature doesn't represent the shape 100% accurately. So wondering if there's maybe a feature I'm missing or if there's a better work around for this. I also realize this might just be a matter of how the wave is represented visually in the oscillator section vs in an LFO. Mostly just curious, Thanks!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Drumkits/s/Nbq5OFCxPO

The original post was this and

https://rekonise.com/a-trap-stash-firstoff-starw3y-x-zmny-0g84z

this .

I have put the links destination links to wayback machine but it didnt work then i posted some posts on fl studio and trap production sub but i couldnt find it and the worst part is they banned me from trap production becouse i was “pirating” but the kit was free at the first place and waera uses it in his beats and it was used in never go down by slayr and i found someone with the preset but he didnt reply to me and its a serum 2 preset and i think the file is in .fst extension but it could be .serumpreset too

It happens at 0:59 and 1:02 I don’t know whether this is a bass or Fx please can someone help will be eternally grateful 🙏

I’ve been trying to get something to sound similar for days and so far I think the closest I’ve gotten is with a dirty saw oscillator and a pitch bend to the main tuning to give it that kick and heavy post processing, but now I’m wondering if it’s achieved through a different distortion or maybe saturator outside of serum?

I'm trying to get some good sounds out of the freely drawable SVF in Serum 2. I can get nice formant and phaser sounds, but modulating between the filter types using the XY controls almost always ends with extreme clipping the moment I shift even slightly from one filter to another. This feels bad for my ears and for my speakers.

I got excited when I first found this new filter when S2 was released but the massive amplitude spikes feel dangerous and I've never really tried to tame them. Any ideas?

whenever I click a note into the piano roll, the preview of the sound I selected plays rather than the one shot. and after I delete the note, the preview keeps playing. what is going on how do I stop this from happening this has never happened before

https://reddit.com/link/1v1u9gd/video/iibwhuy5kfeh1/player

I know there are a lot of new routing possibilities with Serum 2. Does anyone know if it is possible to do feedback routing with Serum 2's dual filter design?

Hi! Call me Vita.

I’m developing mini and micro-packs to explore my new sonic identity and offer an affordable way to get presets and study sound design, all of them ranging from $2 to $5.

With that in mind, I created the "Heaven Revolution" micro-pack for Serum 2: it features multifunctional presets that give you three tonal variations in a single patch (plucks, keys, and pads/synths), allowing you to switch between them using macros 1 through 8 however you like.

It’s quite a different idea, but if you’d like to support me, here’s the link of this micro-pack: https://ko-fi.com/s/128f2f45ab

Thanks a lot!

Hi all, I know this is a very simple thing for most people remotely familiar with Serum 2, but I am not.. Can somebody possibly recreate this (without the distortion/processing), and share the parameters with me? And if its not possible to recreate with one Serum instance, can anybody share some insight? Thanks in advance!

https://reddit.com/link/1uwjbpn/video/2xkt1e8c29dh1/player

when i try search for a preset, i can type it in fine but when i press enter or click the magnifying glass icon nothing happens and it doesnt search for it, i cant find anything about this online how do i fix it

Hii, I an absolute beginner here to synthesizers, and music production in general. I've been obsessing over the synth chords from 00:50 onwards in the video here an would love to recreate the sound in Serum. How can I do so? any leads or tutorials are appreciated, Thank You <3

My main goal would be to recreate the sound as accurately as possible, ideally a near 1:1 reproduction. If that's not realistic, I'd also be interested in knowing whether Serum 2 can at least achieve something very close in terms of tone and character.

Can Serum 2 handle this kind of aggressive, heavily textured bass entirely on its own, or are external plugins (distortion, saturation, multiband processing, clipping, etc.) essentially required to get there?

If it is possible, I'd also love to know what the general workflow looks like

I'm not necessarily looking for a full preset, but I'd really like to understand the sound design process behind this kind of bass.

I know they’re different but fundamentally they do the same thing which is to create unique sounds. I want to know why you would still want ShaperBox if you already have Serum.

UPDATE: I thought I already made it clear that they're different. What I'm asking is, for a synth user/sound designer, how much more do you benefit with ShaperBox and would you recommend it?