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Gonna be checking out these patches tonight or tomorrow, and will hopefully dive into making something awesome of my own. I've actually got a fair bit of sound design ahead of me for an indefinite period of time (working on a quirky indie FPS), so I'm hoping Serum can really help me out with what I want to so.
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Trig Discipline posted:Holy poo poo did you just get here from 1997? I have so much to tell you. Ha, I was just about to say something similar, then I remembered that I was using ICQ for work up until last June. And I only stopped because I moved departments, those fools are still using it. 
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Feb 25, 2017 02:44
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Quick 'recipe' question; Is there a way that I could get a arpeggio-like portamento slide? For example, instead of it being a really smooth glide from one note to whatever's next, I want it to sound as if each note is specifically being hit. So, I guess the portamento would only occur through semitones, rather that literally every frequency, thus to give it that sort of arpeggiated sound.
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Mar 29, 2017 18:24
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MrSargent posted:I'm assuming you have tried tweaking the "Porta" knob on the bottom right of the Main Screen? Yeah, and the only way I can recreate the sound I'm talking about is to turn it all the way down, set it to mono, and literally play the notes themselves. I actually don't think I'm able to so this, just within Serum, but I figured I'd check here.
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Mar 29, 2017 18:40
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MrSargent posted:Sorry, that was my only guess for doing that just in Serum. For what it's worth, this can be done pretty easily using Serum + Cthulhu. Cthulhu isn't that expensive and it's the best arpeggiator I have used. Thanks, yeah that was my next option. Might just pick it up soonish.
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