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You late !

he's been busy making the next sample pack that'll carry pop music for the next 5 years

@@Slooby W comment

bro KSHMR APROVESS AAAAA

Even kshmr commented 😂

That's is the thing :D

Bro, i was thinking the exact same thing! It's like that commercial that goes, "But wait, there's more!" And you're like, "Omg, there's more!? 🤯"

@@aaronbazil and then in a few months he will say "A new best super saw"

@r1vers i will lose my shit 🤯

But we can't take it a step further still

this, big this^^^

Oh man, I didn't even think of that!

yeah it is good to know better techniques but get a better computer if you want to get serious with your music.

Less cpu? What? Looool

@@liorsilverstein9802 No, big big no. Yes, more powerful gear can help, but it's not the end all be all, especially not in these days of abundant cpu power that can do just about everything you want at once - if you know what you're doing. And this whole video is a good example of "knowing what you're doing". Instead of using the simpleton brute force method of stacking more and ever more voices, he uses one plus the chaos modulation trick - which saves a lot of CPU time while sounding much better at the same time. Getting serious with your music isn't about spending big moneys, it's about learning how to use what you have most efficiently. And every run off the mill 500 moneys PC these days offers more than enough for everything you could ever want to do.

oh yo

Same reaction

lol

Oh god even Sharks the legend of colour bass and vfx is here

@@mrcubepad4564 dude its au5

The last time I heard a synth this full on hardstyle was probably subsonik's sandstorm remix

true

yes, indeed im working on it

@@Leonelf0 You havent listened to enough then

Hardstyle is already so muddy sounding this will just make it worse

But, we can take it a step further.

LMAO

squidward isn't gonna be happy

lol wasn't he asking about this

Between this and Pitchmap we're set.

Not only melodic dubstep and future bass, but also hardstyle, trance, and Eurodance (and its derivatives Eurohouse and Eurotrance/Hands Up!/Dancecore).

@@DmitriLeon2000 drum n bass producer here and im extra set

​@@DmitriLeon2000 that's exactly how DJs@Work lead sound is done

Yay finally a Vital user here

@@TheEarlyAstrotype1024 we are few but strong

@@xeno_mania Apes together strong Edit: Also you mean mapping the random oscillator in Vital to the lead oscillator? The sampler used to generate white noise in Vital can't be used as a modulation source. Also another limitation I found is that there's no "output" slider in Vital's matrix, so you may have to use the third oscillator as the "dry" signal for mixing in the noise oscillator signal

@@Afterscience742 yeah youre right. I actually.mapped the random oscillator using sample and hold at .001 seconds rate to get it to a suitable sound. I used the white noise in the sampler for actual noise in the output. And yeah, since there were no "output" values in the matrix you just have to change the modulation strength.

@@xeno_mania bro i couldn't get the sound. Can you tell in a brief manner?

same.

:P Not at all man, this is extremely standard stuff in our world, but to be fair Supersaws have kinda been our thing for the last decades, so no disrespect there.

This technique is known from at least year 2001. Check out the track for that time, BBE - 7 Days 1 Week (Herby F. Remix), this one has a lead made most probably with that.

There isn't really any secret, this probably isn't how they do it haha. The two things you need that are overlooked are well constructed chords and a phat mid bass

Yeh seven lions used na massive for supersaws he loves massive I know becuz I've replicated many seven lions sounds he admitted to using massive in a reddit post

P.s. how long are you in production?