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I’m looking for some help in recreating the main synth patch for “A Warm Place” by Nine Inch Nails (can be heard in the linked video) using a software synth.
I think one of the main components to the patch is some kind of organ voice but beyond that I’m a bit lost as to what I should try. I’m pretty new to creating synth patches, but I learn best by experimenting and trying to reproduce things I know I like. I’m not looking to recreate this sound perfectly, but if anyone here could offer some guidance on how to achieve a roughly similar sound, or even just a good place to start, I’d really appreciate it.
I’m mainly using ZynAddSubFX but don’t mind trying out other software.
Came across your post just scrolling. I’m not a musician at all. Out of curiosity, I figured I’d ask chat gpt and see what it said.
Does any of this help?
In ZynAddSubFX, you can create a warm pad similar to “A Warm Place” by following these steps:
Add a New Synth:
Oscillator Setup:
Envelope Settings:
Filter Configuration:
Modulation Sources:
Effects Section:
Fine-Tuning:
ZynAddSubFX is known for its flexibility, so feel free to explore various parameters and modulation possibilities. Careful tweaking will help you capture the atmospheric qualities found in “A Warm Place.”
Thanks for your effort, but that’s not helpful at all. Hilariously so for anyone who has worked with a synth before. Real rest of the owl stuff.
Ha! Sorry mate, worth a crack! Good luck man