https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DMPZvWqELkM
I own an Fa-06 and was wondering if anyone has or can come close to this getting this sound as I think it's pretty neat.
Any help would be appreciated
thanks
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making this sound... how to
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thedecider
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Re: making this sound... how to
Hi there, I'd recommend creating a studio set (click split and dual simultaneously), then using 2 of your 16 zones create a basic layer to create this sleepy pad from the video.
In the first zone, I'd search for a soft pad in the "Synth->Pad" presets. When played, it will give you the lush undertone of the sound and will sustain as you hold a chord.
In the second zone, I'd search in the "Synth->Leads" or "Synth->Polykeys"for something like Tekno or Trance keys. There are a handful in there, and if I recall, they are numbered. Once you get the plucky techno sound, press shift and then on the screen click the button for effects edit. There, you'll want to select and enable a delay. There is a decent 2-tap and 3-tap delay built into the FA. Give them a try and then adjust to taste so you get the desired sound.
You may also want to go Shift->Part View and jump to the screen where you can turn up the Reverb and Chorus sends to give it a larger sound.
Hope that helps!
In the first zone, I'd search for a soft pad in the "Synth->Pad" presets. When played, it will give you the lush undertone of the sound and will sustain as you hold a chord.
In the second zone, I'd search in the "Synth->Leads" or "Synth->Polykeys"for something like Tekno or Trance keys. There are a handful in there, and if I recall, they are numbered. Once you get the plucky techno sound, press shift and then on the screen click the button for effects edit. There, you'll want to select and enable a delay. There is a decent 2-tap and 3-tap delay built into the FA. Give them a try and then adjust to taste so you get the desired sound.
You may also want to go Shift->Part View and jump to the screen where you can turn up the Reverb and Chorus sends to give it a larger sound.
Hope that helps!