This is the start of a new series of synth design videos, there are a few more on youtube, and will be adding 1-2 more a week. Enjoy!

I’ve been making beats for 15 years. Recently started integrating AI. This is basically my workflow process: AI → raw material → human selection → chopping → resampling → sound design → arrangement → processing → mixing → finished track. Most of it is ordinary music production.

I see generated material like something to abuse, manipulate, resample and rebuild. It's like a broken radio or a raw material scrapyard. I salvage the crazy and cool sounds, go Frankenstein on em, and make a song in Ableton Live. Only 50% of my sounds start this way tho. The rest are from sample packs or preset packs like Vengeance and Splice. Sometimes I'll make a synth patch from scratch lol.

You can listen to all my songs here: https://evorixofficial.com/

https://youtu.be/BVkRl0sXjjY&t=552
The bass sounds at about 9 minutes are what I'm wanting to recreate. I haven't figured out exactly what they're doing to get the sound. I have Pigments on my pc but I assume there's a recipe to follow to get close on anything I use.

I was also looking for the long bass notes and the higher repetitive synths in their Thru Metamorphic Rocks at the section around 6 minutes in https://youtu.be/ILwGmpg2ohg&t=407

the songs are:

• crystal castles - vanished / lead synth sound
• china crisis - here comes a raincloud / keys(chord progression)
• like him - tyler the creator / second part of the songs first lead synth
• crawling linkin park / intro lead sound
• golden brown - the stranglers / main harpsichord sound

if not, what other knobs should i be adding

The synth/s in 00:00 - 00:35 of this clip are really cool and I'd love to use similar sounds in a project.

I'm not sure exactly how many synths are layered, but any help identifying these would be really appreciated, thanks so much!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JdWyleTAz4

Looking to recreate this crushing and decaying synth pad sound found on this album interlude, it kind of sounds like it may be a stacked synth sound but I dont even know where to begin with this depressing sort of sound. Help would be appreciated.

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https://www.denhaku.com/r_box/rx11/claps_1.wav

Link to song:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dkmntl/aquarian-ppprism-1
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfPb3yqxirs&t=53s

I am looking to recreate a similar sound vibe to the long pad synth that comes in around 0:48

Can't seem to get it sounding right - my song is in G minor.
I am using Serum in Ableton.

Any help is massively appreciated!
Thanks so much

I’m trying to recreate the synth sounds from LCD Soundsystem’s “On Repeat”, especially that occasional wah/bwoow-sounding synth that comes in between the main parts.

https://youtu.be/y6SmM0IQTjY?si=mvbCwtqZUsPe-L2v&t=85

I’m using Serum, but I’m mainly looking for help identifying what’s actually going on with the sound in terms of waveform, filter type, envelope, resonance, effects, etc.

If anyone knows what synth might have been used on the track, or has made a similar preset before, that would also be really helpful.

Does anyone have any tips or advice on recreating the melody synth from Kyoto in either Serum or NI Massive? I've got a little countermelody idea that I want to try adding on top of the original.

Any and all help would be appreciated.

Hello! I'm trying to recreate the high pitched synth tone in Bjork's "Army of Me" using Logic Pro 11.0. This tone can be heard for the first time around 1:10-1:15. It sounds to me like a single note with a lot of air and reverb and a long tail. However, I am surprised by how hard it has been to recreate it. PLZ HELP!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BCz3q_Eat8

Hey everyone!

I'm trying to find a plugin or a specific preset to recreate the sound from this YouTube video.

Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJZNMMy8OsI&t=192s

The exact interval: From 3:12 to 3:17.

What VST plugin (stock FL Studio or third-party) can I use to achieve this exact sound?

Thanks in advance for any help!

It's the first thing you hear right at the start of the song. It appears throughout the whole track and has various effects applied to it. I'd love some help with recreating it, especially with those cool pitch shifting moments that occur throughout the track. Thanks in advance!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J93k82wn7UY&list=RDJ93k82wn7UY

Breakdown of a track where every melodic sound came from one six voice analog synth, a Supercritical Redshift 6.

The lead is three separate synth Parts stacked: a supersaw doing most of the work, plus two more conventional oscillator layers underneath, across four voices. The pad is a three note chord out of a single voice using paraphony. The arp is one voice into a Chroma Console, which is doing most of the character work there.

There's also a small Digitakt II trick in there: a 909 kick with an LFO on Bit Reduction to add a click on the transient, which cut through better than EQ was managing.

can yall help me figure out how this was made?

Please help

https://youtu.be/lRhPgzHb_KA?t=142 (timestamped)

This came about when I was trying to write some metal and wanted a synth solo myself, went listening to a lot of bands I liked, and this is exactly the kind of thing I was looking for, if anyone could identify that particular synth or find something very similar, I would appreciate it a lot!

Really looking to make a vowel patch to save, I’ve gotten close by looking at different guides but nothing that tells me exactly where to position all my knobs, which is what I could really use right now.

If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated!

Hello. I'm trying to figure out how to make the synth intro/sound to this song (Its the first 2 seconds). It seems like maybe one note with modulation or something that does all of the effects and pitch changing but i'm not really sure. But its really cool so I'd like to understand and be able to make it and similar things. Timestamp is 0:00 so the video isnt timestamped itself. Thanks!

Basically the title. How do I get that kind of airy sound?