The Grittiest Nastiest FM Sound I've made in a while!!!

[@Projektor_music]

Get all the patches from the video & much more on my patreon page: www.patreon.com/Projektor

[@templecreations2351]

Im so happy about this bro, I particularly love the aggressive and harsh talkative synths of more psychedelic 149-150bmp, this is exactly what i need for my project🫶🫶 i can but bow down yet again, seriously, i am over the moon

[@Projektor_music]

glad to help man!

[@KristopherNoronha]

This just randomly popped up on my feed, and while I don't listen to this sort of music much any more and have absolutely 0 knowledge about production, I must say you weave pure magic! All of that in such a quick video is commendable! All the best for your album!

[@Projektor_music]

thanks man! much appriciated. Hope the album will be done by the end of the year lol :)

[@dante8677]

i'll implement this into my tekno productions 😍

[@Thanos1908]

Reminds me of a "synth" sound i had made quite back in the 2010s..it was basically a "noise" wav going through multiple HP/BP/LP filters and distortion cabinets.

[@Projektor_music]

yeah that can work too!

[@liorsilverstein9802]

like the goatie, viking mode activated.

[@Projektor_music]

that's what I'm going for yeah!

[@bobbym6130]

Are you doing any processing on that first patch? I don't get the same sound with just what you showed

[@Projektor_music]

no processing what so ever so... Are you playing the right octave?

[@bobbym6130]

@@Projektor_music Interesting. Probably not, what octave should it be? Is it just a series of 16th notes?

[@Projektor_music]

@@bobbym6130 with the pattern that you write you can experiment but for the octave you should be in the sub register (like most psytrance synths). This means the area where a sine wave plays a sub bass frequency

[@bobbym6130]

​@@Projektor_music Ahh ok I moved the notes to 0 and spent some time tweaking and now I'm hearing it! I get it now, generally keep the midi in 0 and use the oscillator controls to adjust pitches. Awesome. I love this gritty type of sound. Thanks!