Yea, nothing special yet I know, but just hold on… 🙂 We need a square wave type of sound with a little bit of noise so program the Wasp as follows:

Also, assign the Wasp to a free mixer track and drop the volume level to -11.8dB (this is because we need a headroom for other sounds as well). Here’s an audio clip of what I’m talking about:įirst thing to do is to create a new project in FL Studio, set the tempo to 128 bpm and add a Wasp synth to the project. There’s countless of ways to build up the tension towards the drop (in electronic dance music, drop is usually the point where the beat & bass kicks back in after a break and people start to dance like crazy in the dance floor) and this tutorial will showcase a one possible way to do it. I’m going to show you how you can combine a riser sound made with one of the FL Studios native synth plugins Wasp, traditional snare roll, basic white noise sweep and couple of other elements and effects in to a effective rising build up.

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