1 Powerful Tip For Cleaner Supersaws

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In this tip I bring to you a basic powerful tip to get cleaner supersaws that I learned awhile back when I was making Sensual Progressive Trance.

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[animal__music]

It's the basic stuff that counts. I've come so far as a producer just from your tutorials and feedback streams. I've gotten my first official release by a small label and I can't thank you enough Zen!

[kylewilcox]

I did this last night and literally my supersaws sound much leaner, I’m going this for the rest of my life thank you ily

[evan]

Legend, You nail it everytime Zen
You are the best reliable source when it comes EDM production info, in my opinion🔥

[pinnacleexpress]

This was actually pretty awesome. The humor makes it more enjoyable, and the tutorial itself is extremely relevant.

[nnanh.]

i dont think you need that much body language at the intro, but this video is very helpful, love it

[matthewliou]

ppl overlook basic fundamentals all time. I can safely say I've been struggling with getting my saws right for a long time. thank you zen world! i always learn something new everytime i watch a video :)

[j-vahalla-b]

i was just getting into making Future Bass and always thought my chords sounded loose and empty. But after this tutorial, it made my Supersaws much Better! (I also recommend Gentle Compression and Warm Saturation (Very Less) to get that closed and tight feel while still maintaining the wideness - I sound like an idiot).

[joshslavin]

I've tried this one before but man, you are highly entertaining and one of the best at doing synth/sound design tutorials. Everything you post is on point.

[Stormgnome]

Considering that supersaws get their sound due to the phase interaction, I would say that nasty high end is just a result of said phasing.

On another note, this is a good tip for any kind of synth layering. Noise from every synth preset you use can easily stack up.

[rooney]

Your straight-face expression from 1:30-1:40 when stating whether people utilize your tips was hilarious XD thanks for the tip BTW! definitely be putting this to use.

[vere]

2:09 That's why are tutorials made in a first place, to teach basic stuff 😄 If it would be useless, people wouldn't watch it 😄 Keep doing these awesome tutorials Zen 😉
Edit: In fact, at the beginning of my music production, you felt so advanced, cause i didn't even knew what an oscilator or ADSR are. So i was watching InTheMix (And i still do) Who is by no means, bad music teacher 😉

[lukas-uyqd]

Thank you, just tested this out in a project I've been struggling with. Works great!

[Wearemedz]

Bruh you were sent from the gods 🙏🏻🙏🏻 You’re by far one of the most reliable source of information for an edm producer

[Beatsbasteln]

nice tutorial. it sounds different than a usual supersaw indeed. i wouldn't call the highend of a supersaw "harsh" though. i think supersaws are some of the most mellow sounds on earth when it comes to sounds that go through the whole spectrum

[lucjagoldyn]

I find that layering pink noise for this kind of things gives it a more natural curve and sound more pleasing to the year.

[kmach]

This tip is useful for just about any synth that has harsh high frequency’s.

[sadxf]

The intro and outro song is 'Fisher - Losing It' btw

[jjking]

Huge fan Zen thanks for everything. I was wondering if you could go over SCREECHES!?!? PLEASE! MUCH LOVE BRO.

[divyrajesharora]

Man you always amaze me with your knowledge. You are really awesome Zen.

[AstoundingRaves]

This Channel really helps me a lot and I believe that a lot more too, keep it up Zen, u're amazing