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I will start off. In Vaz Modular Have 2 saw oscillators, both pitch modulated by an envelope and route these 2 osc into a high pass filter. Add some reverb and some ping pong delay for some weird squelchy psy sounds. :-) Also have an envelope modulating the cutoff on the filter and set the decay to about halfway. Set the envelope to the following : A - 0 D - 1/2 S - 0 R - 0 or 1/3 Play around with the cutoff and the decay...sounds really cool...adding some rez makes it sound even better. This is very basic and easily adaptable to other synths. I'm not sure whether oscillators on non-modular synths can be pitch modulated...See if you can improve on it. I'll add more later when I get home.

what a nice helpful guy!

Hi. Cheers, Actually going to finish this one I think..unlike my other tracks which sit there for months on end without being completed The sample is from Lord of the Rings - First part

I agree. Reaktor 4 is one of the best softsynths I've ever used. Willing to share those ens?

Hi, I started this track couple of nights ago. Not go much to it at the moment, but I think it sounds aright so far. Nice strings from Vstation...Bass is from Vaz Modular. what do you think? worth continuing http://www.soundsourcemusic.net/tracks/preview.mp3

*trips over some tumbleweed* sheesh I'll check it out when i get home.. d.

Hi Junkfood. Yeah, it's me This internet world is tooo small...

Hiya, Thought I'd introduce myself to the forums. I'm a 29 year old trance/psytrance producer from Edinburgh, Scotland. Just about to move down to London where I plan to have my first psy/goa gig playing some of my own music and of course other artists. Decided all I want to do with my life now is PARTY !!! I use a large variety of software, my main sequencer is Sonar 4.0 which I love and will never change. I use Vaz Modular and Reaktor and my 2 main sound source's and a bunch of plugins for mastering etc. I'll upload some stuff so you can hear...maybe let you hear the stuff I'm working on now which is quite a melodic psytrance track. Anyway...Looking forward to hearing from you all. cheers, Dave

Also try to lower the mid to mid-high frequencies on your basslines using EQ. I've just noticed that. Spent hours last night playing around with Vaz Modular to come up with a decent rolling bassline. Also lower the mid to mid-high frequenices ever so slightly on the final mix. Trust me...it sounds superb.