The saw sweep in psytrance, modernizing a classic sound | Reinventing the classics EP1

Hello internet, Reinventing the classics is a new series of videos that takes care of modernizing old school & classic sound designs.
In each episode, I'll create a new patch based on one of these classic sounds using both a modern synthesizer like Serum, Pigments, Vital etc... and bitwig's grid.
In this first episode we're starting with the classic SAW Sweep.

Enjoy 👽

#SAW #Sweep #Psytrance

Timetable :

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● Let's keep in touch :

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[ozzzzy]

just recently got Bitwig, and one amazing thing you can do is on a frequencyknob, instead of typing the frequency value, you can also just type the note like C 3, and it'll change to the correct freq :D

[funky.ass.breakz]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, you are a true master of psychedelic sound manipulation!

[bastianbrand]

Great tutorial - especially the modular part. Seeing the ingredients of the patch separately next to each other makes you wonder which other techniques/modules could be used instead to evolve the sound from its origin. Very inspiring!

[sethone]

Another nice video. Something I like to do is sweep things in opposite directions.. the first serum example.... sweep the phaser filter up whilst sweeping the BP filter down... or vice versa.

[theuzhaamtak]

Great tutorial Ollie as usual. It's always a great inspiration for me when I am building a track

[destroy_television]

i dont make psytrance, but do love listening. thinking to myself how i can incorporate it into my dub techno. cool tutorial. :D

[AdrenalineRushhh]

just come here to say : hello

almost forget

[sethone]

Also i'm loving that MF phaser sound in bitwig... would probably make the basis of a good wavetable.

[mittwochsan]

thanks a lot 4 this and the (hopefully) following tutorials of this series
! <3

[BorisBarroso]

Great tutorial always learning with you, By the way you can TYPE the actual *note* on the knob, don't forget to remove the *Hz* when typing

[Artek]

I never use band pass filters. Have to start doing it more often! Great video - thanks :)