Synth Secrets
Floating Points-Inspired Vocoder Drums
We use Waves’ OVox to turn a UK garage beat into a melodic line, harnessing the power of both its synthesis and melody-generating capabilities.
Synth Secrets
Synth Secrets is a series of programming tutorials in which we show how to make a range of…
Synth Secrets
Synth Secrets is a series of programming tutorials in which we show how to make a range of…
Synth Secrets
Waves’ new sampler CR8 supports multiple sample layers. Let’s use it to build up a gorgeous pad with plenty of movement and character.
Synth Secrets
In this Synth Secrets, we’ll build a growling, pulsating drum and bass bassline inspired by Kings of the Rollers…
Synth Secrets
Synth Secrets is a series of programming tutorials in which we show how to make a range of classic and…
Synth Secrets
This month we’re creating an arpeggiated 303-style acid synth using Sylenth.…
Synth Secrets
We use Moog’s Minitaur to make basslines for techno, house and bass music tracks.
Synth Secrets
Moog’s latest app Animoog Z is deep, combining wavetable and vector synthesis in a 3D environment. We show you how to synthesize a shifting and evolving pad sound.
Synth Secrets
In this Synth Secrets, we show you how to create an analogue bassline inspired by Trans-X’s synth-pop classic, ‘Living On Video’.
Synth Secrets
In this Synth Secrets, we’re going to use Ableton Wavetable to show you how to create morphing arpeggios. We…
Synth Secrets
In this Synth Secrets, we’ll build a thick, dusty bass lifted from an undisputed classic, Boards of Canada’s…
Synth Secrets
We use the onboard sequencer on the desktop model of IK Multimedia’s UNO Synth Pro to quickly whip up three house and techno basslines.
Synth Secrets
In this Synth Secrets, we show you how to craft a bass sound that will both devastate dance floors and guide ships through a foggy harbour.
Synth Secrets
Restricting yourself to one synth can be a great way to improve your synthesis chops. We use a Moog Grandmother and Ableton Live to build up an ambient song piece by piece.
Synth Secrets
We show you how to make a gritty lo-fi analogue synth lead in the style of Mac DeMarco.
Synth Secrets
The pads in 808 State’s genre-defining ‘Pacific State’ are no doubt at the top of the list of the most iconic sounds in dance music. In this Synth Secrets, we replicate the Mancunian quartet’s synthesis secrets.
Synth Secrets
In this installment of Synth Secrets, we use the third and latest version of Arturia’s Pigments synth to build a pre-drop riser full of movement, automation, textures and effects.
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