ANYMA "Eternity" Style Lead Sound | Serum Tutorial | Melodic Techno, Afterlife | Producer Notes IX

[@francoispml]

⏰ TIMECODES ⏰ 00:00 Intro Playback 01:13 Raw sound in serum 01:25 Wavetable Detuning 02:00 Pitch Bend 02:40 Filter 03:15 Serum Effects (distortion, eq) 03:40 Chorus effect 04:10 Flanger 05:00 Send Effects 06:00 Overdrive 06:35 Drum Buss 07:25 Short Reverb 08:10 Effect Summary 08:29 Playback Final Result

[@francoispml]

Recreating the twisted pitchy lead from main drop with Serum and Ableton Live. The key elements of this sound are: 1) Detuning, 2) Pitching, 3) Chorus, 4) Flanger, 5) Phaser. Comment below if you want to see a full track breakdown!

[@takatouniverse]

I love that Lead sound, thanks for the tutorial!

[@fougertmusic]

Amazing tutorial, thank you!! 🙏🎧

[@OzgunOfficial]

Loved the content! Thanks for sharing 🔥

[@francoispml]

Thanks Ozgun 💪

[@JoDawne]

so cool

[@denismontyTV]

Amazing as usual Francois... Any chance you or the PML gang can cover Sebastien leger's "sounds", i know he's a modular freak, would be great to see how some of those melody lines and sounds can be achieved in ableton/serum/diva... For example his track 'Blazing Ice' has some beautiful melodies n sounds, sounds like a very simple saw or triangle wave. Wud be great to get some insights 😊

[@alexdoro_]

🔥🔥🔥

[@suno.musikk]

Can you please make a tutorial on how to make the lead sound from More Love (Rampa &ME Remix) & Miracle - Rufus Du Sol Remix. They both have a similar sound, sounds very interesting!

[@francoispml]

Thanks for the input, working on something!

[@mikebruckner2033]

🚀🚀

[@MentalBlue]

I don't want to be a party breaker but this sound reconstruction is far from the original one and has nothing to do with anymas specific sound you tried to recreate.

[@francoispml]

I'm going to have to respectfully disagree here. Particularly with the statements "far from the original one" and "nothing to do with". We are 1) purposefully using limited inputs here (Ableton stock + Serum), and 2) purposefully choosing different notes etc. for 1) educational purposes and 2) to avoid content id. Not trying to get a 100% carbon copy, but instead trying to get to similar results with "household" ingredients - ballpark level, understanding the thinking and techniques that take us to such a sound. From my point of view, this has definitely been achieved. If you have a different opinion, that's not a problem either.