Outrageous Psytrance Wavetables | Xeno Freqs by Virtual Light

[@dubraja6469]

All these tables sound so good. Boom

[@agreen9903]

We need a Virtual light masterclass

[@michaelnorton5956]

Totally agree, a masterclass on how these wavetables can used would be great!!!

[@alexandrelima3564]

we need virtual light video using that

[@someoneelsefromthesameplan4007]

Please can you make Firest presets for serum? I want to buy 🙂

[@gravityassist]

Looks like a nice pack! I have some questions: File type? I'm assuming standard wav, since it's compatible with Serum, Vital and others. Samplerate? Frame size? Again I'm guessing 2048 samples, since that's the popular format. Perhaps you could put this kind of info in the product description, aswell as telling people that's the format used by most wavetable synths. :)

[@Rivessound]

nICE MAN!

[@JensVanDeAarde]

i like vincent

[@benjiusofficial]

I like butch

[@itshorizonfear]

What midi controllers are you using in this video ? Trying to find some new tech

[@FuturephonicEducation]

The Livid CNRL:R :-)

[@alexandrelima3564]

serum version?

[@FuturephonicEducation]

Hey Alexandre, these can be loaded into any wavetable synth. Will work equally awesome with Vital, Hive etc.

[@jl7796]

please put subtitles in Brazilian Portuguese

[@NinjaOperator00]

Waste of $25. Fun to have wavetables, sure, but the sounds on this video have so much more like filters, envelopes, to make them sounds like that. No idea why Futurephonic wouldn't include the Serum presets when that's what they're using. First time I'm disappointed with Futurephonic.

[@FuturephonicEducation]

Hey Gameplayaz, Alex here, I hear what you're saying though I'm going to gently push back. I was careful to keep the settings extremely simple when making the video so that every sound was easily accessible. Pretty much every sound is either: - scanning the Wavetable Position (I made a macro for this 'Smooth Scroll') - using a single LFO to scan the Wavetable Position (macros 'Step LFO') - and scanning the 'Asymetry' function in Serum which just bends the waveform in an interesting way. There's also a bit of basic gating (that's my 'Choppy Gate' macro), delay (native Live) and flanging (native Live). Whether we're promoting wavetables, presets or samples, I'm always careful to make sure that what you see is *exactly* what you get, and we sell these confident that within seconds anyone can get the same sound. Additionally, what I love about wavetables vs. presets is that you can apply them to any of your existing preset banks, breathing new life into sounds you've already rinsed. If this guidance is insufficient for your learning, feel free to shoot me an email at [e-mail] and I'll be happy to help you further :-) Many thanks - Alex

[@agreen9903]

The macro's and the filters are all explained how to make for serum in the Future Psychedelic - Secrets of Sound Design on Futurephonics website dude

[@dubraja6469]

@gameplayaz stop saying dumb shit man

[@benjiusofficial]

This is an insane comment. Like, duh. What did you think it was just gonna be a wavetable you just throw in a synth and not mess with anything else? You know what I really enjoy: just white noise. No filters or modulation or anything. Just straight 0 dB white noise.