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Emulate The Classic Roland TB303 Using Logic’s ES1 Softsynth

There are many analogue synthesizers on the market and the best thing is they’re all different. It might seem strange at first because, when you examine them carefully, most of them seem to have the same features. On the other hand, if you were to examine them closely, the majority of them will appear to …

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What Are Transients in Music & Why Are They Important? (Explained)

In the world of audio engineering & music production, there are a lot of terminologies you need to understand. While your ears are the most important thing to train, you won’t be able to communicate with other engineers what you want, if you don’t fully get a grasp of audio terminology. In this article, we’re …

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How To Install Vital Presets in Under 3 Minutes

So you’ve just got your shiny, new, free copy of Vital and you want to install some presets. In this article, we’re going to show you exactly how to install, and manage your preset banks in Vital, on both Windows and Mac. Here’s how you can install Vital preset packs quickly: Open the 3 line …

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How To Make A Synthwave Bass From Scratch Using Free Synth Vital

So you’ve been on the Synthwave wave, and want to make a beautiful sounding 80s style bass. In this tutorial we’re gonna show you exactly how you can make a Synthwave Bass using a free synth VST plugin called Vital. If you haven’t got vital yet, it’s basically a free version of Xfer Serum. Not …

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Ableton Erosion – How To Use It To Enhance Mixes, & Sound Design

Ableton Erosion is a stock plugin included with a copy of Live, that distorts your audio signal by modulating a short delay with a filtered noise, or a sine wave. This creates a digital sounding distortion, which sounds a lot like a bitcrusher. Erosion has 3 different modulation modes: Noise – this modulates the audio …

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