Serum has a very “digital” sound, but there’s a few things you can do to make it sound warmer and more “analog”. It should give you a different effect and sometimes the best results can be achieved using both techniques at once. You can do the same thing with the Noise oscillator - assign a very short envelope to the noise level. Once that’s done try to find a sweet spot of envelope amount and decay time.
You may need to change the assignment from bipolar to unipolar by pressing shift+alt and clicking on the Coarse Pitch area. If your synth needs some extra attack, try making a very short envelope and assigning it to the Coarse Pitch of your oscillators. With it you can double or even triple the sound over different octaves using just one oscillator and have the other oscillators free to make the sound even fuller. This option is awesome for creating full sounding supersaws. Here you can add higher or lower octaves or even fifths. The option is hidden in the “Global” tab and is called Stack. Doing this along with the “Unison stack” option in the Global tab can give you really fat supersaws.ĭid you know that you can use more than one pitch inside one oscillator? This works only if you use multiple unison voices.
If you increase the unison and detune now, the sound all of the sudden becomes huge. Now the oscillator sounds like a supersaw even if you’re using just one voice. Now you can use an LFO to move between frames of the wavetable. To make your Serum supersaws even fuller, try recording a supersaw (if you can, try an analog sounding synth) and importing it into Serum’s oscillator.
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