Sylenth1 Tutorial - Tech Tip 2 - Creating Sweeps And Risers

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Free to all of our SonicAcademy.com users this week is a Sonic Tech Tip on how to create sweeps sounds and risers from scratch!

If you've ever wanted to create your very own sweeps and whoosh's to accompany your build up, or if you've ever just wondered how on earth something like that might be created, then you are in for a treat!

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[ElianGonzalex]

hey man great tutorial....just one question im on logic and i was wondering if you record the differant sample simply to have a variety in your library to choose from or is it with the intention of stacking them?

thx

[SonicAcademy]

@ElianGonzalex Both... i do tend to stack a few different sweeps....then you can sample those too... and on and on.

its a real time saver to keep samples well organised

[SonicAcademy]

you can either automate the filter cutoff frequency in your synth plugin or in the autofilter plugin.

go in to your arrange page and select it from the drop down menu on the right.

[CloudStrifeOfficial]

arguably the best audio tutorials on youtube come from this fella, really has a knack of getting things across in a clear and understandable manner, thanx pal!

[DonalCr]

deadmau5 definitely watches all these tutorials

[OFFICIALALXX]

he sounds like Armin van Buuren!

[paddyheadz]

i cant trigger any sounds on sylenth, what am i doing wrong?

[davo623]

i get an error message in sylenth that goes

midilearn: unable to create file

[hairy0pothead]

That sounds awesome man :)

[skillssaysitall]

Awesome!



[RizzoAstronama]

"Dis dime we gonna be looking at hoiw do creete drise and draise"

[kobiinn]

First riser is good, second riser is amazing, third riser is fuckin awesome