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Wayste

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V-Station..yes you heard correct, that old vst :P
« on: January 11, 2016, 04:21:10 pm »
So i love using V-station, especially making trance sounds and what not but mainly overall just for that old school 90's type of sounds personally.

Now why i am posting this is that i'm curious if anyone knows of some good tutorials or more elaboration on different sounds to create or maybe personal tips and tricks. Everytime i've searched up V-station tuts i've only come across one patch tutorial and a few videos describing all the setup and knobs of the vst but not sound design.
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Re: V-Station..yes you heard correct, that old vst :P
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2016, 04:26:49 pm »
I would suggest learning the basics of synthesis (http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/allsynthsecrets.htm try to read at least untill part 10)

When you know the what every button does. You can make any sound in any synth. So after you got that, you can look for presets you really like in other synths you own, and recreate them in V-Station. Every synth basically (there are exceptions!) has the same buttons / parameters, they're just in a different lay out with sometimes different names. When you know the basics of synthesis you can just read the manual of the synth you want to use and you'll know what to do ;)
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Re: V-Station..yes you heard correct, that old vst :P
« Reply #2 on: January 11, 2016, 05:17:11 pm »
of course that helps, and cheers for inputting that, which i could always put more research into as well, it doesn't hurt to become more proficient in your craft =]. I have the basic knowledge of synthesis and 6 years of producing so i can make a sound , i will say though that most of the times is starting from a basic wave i choose  with an idea of a sound in mind and then a lil bit of trial and error messing with different parameters and knobs until i'm happy with one i like.

 I'm just curious if there is some hidden gems out there pertaining to V-station, cause i don't see many videos of producers using it or showing what they have made with it.

thanks for the synth secrets link btw Snow =]
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