sup guys today I'm gonna try to teach you how to make a Ries pace
they ask what it's the REE space it sounds like this it's kind of like a
neural base but not really Reese pace is a detuned saw wave base usually at the
minimum there's two saw waves detuned against each other and they create that
that warping sound you hear in some the way I make it
I do like a sixteen voicing saw base alright so I'm gonna do this with serum
open up serum change the wave table position to this one that's a saw wave
and we're gonna turn the unison up to sixteen so um
I'm gonna bring the octave down over here we're bringing down - so what's
your sound like that the next thing you're gonna want to do is put a filter
on it then with the filter take it down to like a couple hundred Hertz bring up
the resonance because that helps kind of accentuate it a bit um put it on mono
and legato
go enter up the drive and little fat setting but turn up the ste tune setting
here
you can also try throwing in another oscillator make sure the oscillator is
running through the filter as well well that's it for the basic there's some
other things you could try doing - like you could try moving around the LFO
unlike the wave table position you try moving it around a detune the cutoff you
can throw some effects on it the main effect I like to do is a
distortion so I'll open up trash - that's my favorite distortion that's
everyone's favorite Distortion so let's see what we can you get some pretty uh
character you can get some settings with a lot of character here
that's not bad let's see what else we got get a watch out some of these have a
lot of reverb or delay on it you may want to either tone that back or try a
different one
well this one's nice but it takes the volume down a lot so I'm gonna bring up
output like six decibels kind of confuse for some reason this one has a really
strong attack okay I turn off the dynamics here and it got rid of it I
think
obviously you can also play this dry wet knob I didn't do that with this current
one I just kept it how it is cuz it sounded good
alright so that's the end of the tutorial hope you guys enjoyed this
hopefully as you guys figured out how to make a reface I don't think it's too
difficult I think it's more so about just picking the right settings and
tweaking them right for the right song I don't think it's a very hard sound to
make you can make it much more complicated though if you want to start
creating more instances of the synth and like doing layering and whatnot I can
maybe do another tutorial on that pretty soon don't forget to comment like
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