What sample packs or synth banks do you recommend for this kind of sound; the kind of sound emerging from Kalahari Oyster Cult, Radiant Records, Rey Colino, Spray, Byron Yeates, Maara, Roza Terenzi? I'm having trouble finding the right sounds and there's a lack of information online about how to create these type of tunes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7Oexza2utw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lG87tZFSNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GpmkWCuwt4
Prog-house revival sounds? (Byron Yeates, Maara, Spray)
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- KVRer
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I can hear an iconic 909 kit and a 303 bass line, so you don't need any expensive libraries or synth to make these sound:
You may grab some 909 samples for the beat, normally you will get a bunch from various websites for free.
For the 303 bassline, you don't need 303 emulation for that; as long as you have a synth with filter and envelope and a distortion, which can be synth1, 3xOsc, or SunVox modules, you can make the bass sound. To make the bass sound, you use a sawtooth, along with a filter controlled by an envelope with none to minimal attack and quick decay, keeping a little sustain for the tail. If you want to go more aggressive for your bass sound, increase the resonance and add distortions (can be overdrive, waveshaper, etc...).
Since these sounds are simple to make, I recommended to try your own first so that not only you don't need to spend extra for that, but also learn a bit of sound design.
You may grab some 909 samples for the beat, normally you will get a bunch from various websites for free.
For the 303 bassline, you don't need 303 emulation for that; as long as you have a synth with filter and envelope and a distortion, which can be synth1, 3xOsc, or SunVox modules, you can make the bass sound. To make the bass sound, you use a sawtooth, along with a filter controlled by an envelope with none to minimal attack and quick decay, keeping a little sustain for the tail. If you want to go more aggressive for your bass sound, increase the resonance and add distortions (can be overdrive, waveshaper, etc...).
Since these sounds are simple to make, I recommended to try your own first so that not only you don't need to spend extra for that, but also learn a bit of sound design.
