how to make that sound? spade album

[killik]

Hi! my favourite track is spade- crossfire at the moment.

 

ive always tried to make that one sound. i just looooove it.

 

http://www.zshare.net/audio/186566026a2d1aef/

 

i hope u know which one i mean. that weooooow starting on every 4th beat.

 

maybe u can give me a little advice?

im working with FL. got vanguard and some little stuff.

 

thanks

[qa2pir]

I must have that track!!! Spade you say?

[killik]

yeah the whole song really really kicks ur ass. i live in germany. there was a goa party and the crowd went crazy at this track.

 

its spade - crossfire.

 

the album nostal-g is just awesome

[buzzman]

Hi! my favourite track is spade- crossfire at the moment.

 

ive always tried to make that one sound. i just looooove it.

 

http://www.zshare.net/audio/186566026a2d1aef/

 

i hope u know which one i mean. that weooooow starting on every 4th beat.

 

maybe u can give me a little advice?

im working with FL. got vanguard and some little stuff.

 

thanks

You should be able to do it with vanguard... You can do it with the glide function. Make a note ar c5 that is three steps long in the 3rd kick, and then another note in e4 in the last 1/8 step so they overlap eachother and activates the glide function(like i have shown you on the picture). Then set the glide function to 1/16 or 1/32, and then set the cutoff in VANGUARD to bandpass, and automate a sweep(like you can see the line goes in the automation bar in the picture)

Then to add more off the sweeping effect you can automate a raise the eq (for eksample: between 800-3500 hrz)

Work the synth to sound like you want it to afterwards

 

Thats how i do it, and maybe theres a more pro way of doing it, i don't know

[frozen dream]

just turn the lfo speed on your sawtooth wave

[killik]

thx! the sound comes nearer

[Veracohr]

The one that's kind of buried and has some reverb on it?

 

Sounds like a multi-oscillator saw wave ("supersaw") with some sort effect (perhaps a fast chorus or flanger?), and a simple pitch bend or glide (portamento) between two notes. And, of course, tons of reverb. And I can hear a low-pass filter changing the cutoff ever so slightly.