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i have experimented with this some time ago and found it best to just take high pitched saws/squares and filter them down to nearly a sine wave. you can also use a sine oscillator, but otherwise you can add a bit of attack with the envelope or add a bit of character by opening the filter up a little bit.

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i have experimented with this some time ago and found it best to just take high pitched saws/squares and filter them down to nearly a sine wave. you can also use a sine oscillator, but otherwise you can add a bit of attack with the envelope or add a bit of character by opening the filter up a little bit.

 

Triangles are better imo, but still, I would rather take a sine from a digital synth with an actual sine osc than an analog triangle, for a more "true" sine feel. Imho, of course.

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So you're basically telling me you cannot even notice that if you are 'sober' ? ... God please take me out of this place lol

 

Pretty Please even!

:D

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your title has the answer to the question you are posting in your thread

 

its a high octave square, saw or sine wave (based on what sound you are after)

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Oh, man, this is pretty good, and sound quite MWNN!! Only suggestion is emphasizing the kick drum, and adding pre-delay to the high hat. Nice bass and nice sinewave as well!! I wonder what Martin Freeman would think if he found out we've come close to his style, ah ah!! :D

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