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Sometimes when you produce, you may feel like there is something missing in your song. The depth in the elements may be great, and they may be as emotionally grabbing as they can be, and they may even sound very wide and nice. But there's still something that isn't right. Then you suddenly realize it – some of youtr sounds.. they sound too smooth, when they should sound a little more mean and na*ty. You grab a plugin and try to fix it, perhaps with a distortion plugin that you know sound a little more rough than the mas*es, but it may still not reach your goal. There are many artists with many tracks that feature dark and haunting growls that gives you the shivers! They may sound beefy and horrifying, but few of them sound as clean and balanced as the ones that the sounddesign master Sonny Moore a.k.a. Skrillex crafts.The reason is simple - he uses a different technique.While many producers seem to stick to the good oldfashioned FM synthesis to create these types of bas* sounds, our dear Skrillex has made his own signature technique, even though he too uses FM synthesis sometimes for his Every now and then, you as a sounddesigner, stumble upon new ideas, techniques, and small hacks which sometimes can take you one step in the right direction, and sometimes completely take you to the next level and blow your mind. Then of course you may stumble upon new techniques that may not improve a certain sound or your overall sound as a designer or musician, but simply make you discover a new type of sound - and these are just lovely. Today I learnt a new creative way to solve a possible issue, and then I learnt a thing I probably should have understood a long time ago. professional, tight, and fat pluck sound that really moves you and takes you on a smooth journey. In this slightly shorter tutorial we'll go through how you may reach that level of great synthsounds. Like last time this tutorial will be focused on the synth Mas*ive, but these tips and tricks can of course be implemented on other synths as well.