Two reasons why you should introduce Vital even if you have Serum
I've been using Vital a little lately, and this is pretty attractive.
However, it is not true that Vital can replace Serum.
As a result, it is a fluffy article that it is better to use both.
This article will be sent with the following contents.
・ You can make unexpected sounds by using SerumFX.
Vital is steadily increasing its free presets
As with the article I introduced yesterday, Vital's free presets are steadily increasing.
The free services that are common in Serum are not limited to 10 presets, but are often published in 100 units. (The link above is free with over 400 presets in total)
The presets are introduced in a separate article, so you can also check them with this tag.
Create unexpected sounds with SerumFX
To be clear, this is the main one,The combination of Vital and Serum FX is good.
If it's light, it's Sylenth 1, but it's a bit annoying because there is no preset browser.
The following method will improve it to some extent, but it will have to be done every time a new preset is added.
The point isSince the effect is already applied on the Vital side, if you apply SerumFX to it, you can create an effect chain that is not normally medium.It will be a place.
However, the only problem is that if you get on the right track, it will eat up the CPU quite a bit.
The sound of the following video is Core i7-4770K 3.5GHz and has an average CPU load of about 40%.
If you edit a little and add the bass etc., it looks like this.
It's a simple sound, but it's quite troublesome to make it.
As I wrote in the following article, SerumFX is pretty good.
Summary of two reasons why it is better to introduce Vital even if you have Serum
The combination of SerumFX and Vital is pretty good if you don't even care about the CPU load.
It may be good to multiply Serum after Serum FX.
Since various effects may be applied in two stages, it tends to be a complicated sound.
(Sound that sounds simple and various sound changes occur on the time axis)
After that, if I don't understand the operation of Serum's modulation system, I'm likely to stumble in the edit part, so I'll write about that in detail.
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