Visual confirmation of ENV/LFO assignment You can get a full view of the envelope, and control the Release. In this case, use the magnifying glass icon on the right and drag it up/down. There may be instances when you want to control the Release but you can’t find the dot. SERUM’s envelope’s master volume is assigned to “ENV1.”įor example, to change the attack of the sound, move ENV1’s “ATTACK” knob, or drag the left hand dot. This works great for syncing the timing with a beat. The further the RATE is turned to the right, the wavelength becomes shorter (moves faster).īy turning on the “BPM” switch, the wavelength syncs with the tempo, allowing you to choose from RATES (i.e. Remove all Destinations: Completely delete LFO assignmentīy clicking on the folder mark near the LFO knobs, you can select a preset LFO type.Bybass(Activate) all Destinations: Temporary bypass of LFO assignment (can return later).Individual parameter names：Assign on/off.Here you can perform the following functions In addition, by clicking that area, you can view the parameters that are being assigned to it. In this preset, there is a 7 next to LFO1, meaning the LFO is being applied to 7 different parameters. The left is the envelope (x3) and the right is the LFO (x4). When you want to add movement to the sound, use the envelope/LFO from the bottom. There are a wide variety of sounds on board, and can be previewed when changed just listening to the sounds provides hours of fun! Envelope and LFO basics You can also utilize the “” button to move to the next sound. OSC A and B’s waveform (Wavetable), can be selected by clicking on the waveform name. This is great to keep “off” when you don’t want to apply sub-bass/effects. The “DIRECT OUT” on the side of the SUB oscillator, allows you to choose whether or not to apply effects to your sound. Turn it on/off by clicking the blue button on the side of the name, or use the “LEVEL” knob to adjust the balance. SERUM has 2 main oscillators, with a sub and noise oscillator. SERUM – Basics and layoutĪfter choosing a preset as your base, learn the basics to begin designing your own sounds. In addition, by clicking the “” button, you can try out different sounds. Presets can be chosen from the black window at the top. It’s a great way to create your sounds, starting with a solid foundation from these presets. SERUM contains a variety of fantastic presets, some even from famous artists. 4 SERUM How to use ④ Easy sound design Tips.3 SERUM How to use ③ Modulation controls.
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