Super Pads Guide
Pad and string parts are something that can add atmosphere to just about any style of music. Sometimes you might find that when you drop to a break down or a chilled section of your track, your pad parts may sound a little weedy. One way around this is to beef up the part without effecting it musically. This can be done by using a few stages of layering. This quick tutorial will focus on how to turn your top line pad sequence into something full range that will happily hold its own in isolation. So, you find yourself working on a project and you have a basic pad part down. It might not be quite right at this point but one thing you know is that at some point you want to use the pad more or less on its own.This means the pad will need some work. At this point it works in the mix but in isolation it’s quite thin and doesn’t fill the frequency range. I usually use layering as opposed to programming or extra processing in these situations as I find you tend to get a more direct sound. Let’s look at how we can turn this reasonably tinny pad into a full range monster in a couple of easy moves. Note at this point you will need to load up another couple of soft synths, so make sure you have enough of your CPU freed up to do so.
To start with, I just want to round this pad off a little, the low end element will come in the next step. To make things a little more mellow and easy on the ear I’m going to do two things. One way around this is to beef up the part without effecting it musically. This can be done by using a few stages of layering. This quick tutorial will focus on how to turn your top line pad sequence into something full range that will happily hold its own in isolation. So, you find yourself working on a project and you have a basic pad part down. It might not be quite right at this point but one thing you know is that at some point you want to use the pad more or less on its own.This means the pad will need some work.First up I’ll edit the original pad slightly, in this case I simply increased the attack and release a little. This quickly made things softer and warmer. Next up, I chose a contrasting pad patch from Omnisphere (of course you can use any synth or patch at this stage). This secondary pad was chosen carefully to compliment the brighter tone of the original pad and then mixed so that the two pads were balanced well. Finally we need to add the all important bass tones to the pad to ensure that when it’s playing alone it will sound full. When you switch back to the full instrumental sections of your track you can obviously mute or fade these parts as needed. This process transforms this third layer into a sort of bass part and when a sub oscillator is activated within the Polysix the whole thing comes together. There you have it, a full range super pad patch in three easy steps!
SUPER PADS Become a DJ is a free game for Android that belongs to the category Music, and has been developed by Opala Studios. This game is available in Portuguese, English, Arabic, Russian, Korean, Japanese, Italian, French, Polish, Chinese, Spanish and Dutch. This is SUPERPADS, a fun, super easy to use free musical app, without all those extra functions that we never get to use, and only make the app more complicated. One way around this is to beef up the part without effecting it musically. This can be done by using a few stages of layering. This quick tutorial will focus on how to turn your top line pad sequence into something full range that will happily hold its own in isolation. So, you find yourself working on a project and you have a basic pad part down. It might not be quite right at this point but one thing you know is that at some point you want to use the pad more or less on its own.This means the pad will need some work.Pad and string parts are something that can add atmosphere to just about any style of music. Sometimes you might find that when you drop to a break down or a chilled section of your track, your pad parts may sound a little weedy. One way around this is to beef up the part without effecting it musically. This can be done by using a few stages of layering. This quick tutorial will focus on how to turn your top line pad sequence into something full range that will happily hold its own in isolation. With SUPER PADS, you will be able to play all the hits that are out now. Record your performances and share them with your friends in all social networks.The world’s biggest pads channel on youtube, with new tutorials daily.The content of Super Pads is offered free, however, a premium subscription can be made in order to remove adds.
This is the best music app. So catchy and so easy! Plus, there are You Tube videos where you can learn to play a specific song you would like to show off to your friends and family! The tutorials are awesome, and when I searched up a tutorial for the Imperial March Remix from Star Wars (John Willians) it was so cool! There was even Darth Vader actually playing the SuperPads song. I have never seen an app with both a good idea and good execution done so well while still feeling independent from other music-based apps at the same time with no flaws other than the minor crashing which was fixed recently so all in all great work and I hope your release more kits maybe a song from cuphead(It’s a game on the Xbox one and steam with jazz and blues music for its soundtrack)? One way around this is to beef up the part without effecting it musically. This can be done by using a few stages of layering. This quick tutorial will focus on how to turn your top line pad sequence into something full range that will happily hold its own in isolation. So, you find yourself working on a project and you have a basic pad part down. It might not be quite right at this point but one thing you know is that at some point you want to use the pad more or less on its own.This means the pad will need some work.
