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SYTRUS IS FUCKING HUGE!
That is all folks. I love it more, every time I use it.


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Sure_Fire wrote:By the way does anyone have the stems to make it bun dem? Missed the beatport comp and would very much like the ego booster of saying I remixed Skrillex.
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This is my go to synth, it can do anything
How does I wobbled bass?
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Yea, sytrus is pretty win. 
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Maybe I need to revisit this synth... I find the sounds to be very 'flat'...
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anyone got any tips? I mainly just play around with OP1 without ever adding much filter..
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do you know the basics of fm synths?
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Sure_Fire wrote:By the way does anyone have the stems to make it bun dem? Missed the beatport comp and would very much like the ego booster of saying I remixed Skrillex.
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Yea, I have a basic grasp of fm synths
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really?!
i've never bothered to play around with it.. never heard anyone praise it before either!
gonna have a butchers now
thanks!
i've never bothered to play around with it.. never heard anyone praise it before either!
gonna have a butchers now
thanks!
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well then get playing with the matrix and the amp envelopes then. i would suggest just using sine waves to begin with and, see what happens. as time goes on you should get more conmfortable with it. sytrus seemed like voodoo when i start using it, but know it all makes sense. just learn the basics and get playing and you should be good.
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Sure_Fire wrote:By the way does anyone have the stems to make it bun dem? Missed the beatport comp and would very much like the ego booster of saying I remixed Skrillex.
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I think I'll watch some tutorials so I can get this VSTi under my control.
At least make some nice wobbles with it.
At least make some nice wobbles with it.
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This was actually the first synth I ever used, took a while to understand it especially since I had no clue about basic synthesis let alone FM or additive but now I know I'll never be confused by a synth ever again (not including modular synths)
Also for people complaining about sytrus sounding 'thin' this usually happens when using FM so to remedy this I always put a low sine on output at about 50% I do this for even when I'm not using FM just because it sounds nice and fat
Also for people complaining about sytrus sounding 'thin' this usually happens when using FM so to remedy this I always put a low sine on output at about 50% I do this for even when I'm not using FM just because it sounds nice and fat
How does I wobbled bass?
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I knew you'd come and crash the party eventuallyRecessive Trait wrote:
How does I wobbled bass?
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If I wanted to make harsh noises and mid range wobbles, I would be all over this.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.
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Feel the power of 16x oversampled sine, my brother.
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What does that actually mean?nowaysj wrote:Feel the power of 16x oversampled sine, my brother.
Don’t worry about people stealing an idea. If it’s original, you will have to ram it down their throats.
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It sounds good. 
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I have suspected this for a long time, but have never taken the time to really learn it properly. It looks so large that if you knew it well you wouldn't need much else. No hurry though, I do well with the 3xOsc 
EDIT: I love some of the presets on there though. Anyone who messes about with sytrus want to kick me some of their presets?
*waits for multi-pronged attack*
EDIT: I love some of the presets on there though. Anyone who messes about with sytrus want to kick me some of their presets?
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I also Love Sytrus. It really is a great snyth.
I use it for most of my Bass and Pads sounds but have yet to really find a limit to what it can do.
Oversampling Factor - Enables oversampling in order to increase the accuracy of the Sytrus rendering engine and to reduce aliasing. It is recommended to use oversampling only during rendering, unless the patch complexity and your CPU allow for high quality real-time performance.
I use it for most of my Bass and Pads sounds but have yet to really find a limit to what it can do.
Oversampling Factor - Enables oversampling in order to increase the accuracy of the Sytrus rendering engine and to reduce aliasing. It is recommended to use oversampling only during rendering, unless the patch complexity and your CPU allow for high quality real-time performance.
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