We've used this sound in a few releases on Blutonium and M3ntal Records and hope it helps you further your sound design skills!

                                     So load up your Pro 53 and let's get programming...

2nd Step

Your filter env osc b in the poly mod section should be all the way up and freq A should be clicked on.

3rd Step

In the osc A section the frequency knob should be on the 3rd notch and the saw and square buttons both need to be clicked on, also turn on the oscillator sync button.

In Osc B secion put the frequency knob up to 2 notches, fine to 5 notches, then switch the saw, and triangle wave buttons on.

5th Step

In the mixer section turn both oscillator knobs all the way up, and the noise osc all the way down.

 
6th Step

In the filter section, turn the cutoff knob right down, resonance right down, env amt up 2 and half notches, KBD 2 and half notches, attack up 1 notch, decay 2 notches, sustain 5 notches, release to zero.

7th Step

In the amplifier section (see above), the attack knob should be right down, decay 4 notches, sustain up to full and release set to zero.

8th Step

Glide should be 2-4 notchs (depending how much slide you need!), then set the voices all the way up to 32 and click on the unison button (to add that super-thick effect!). The analog knob should be half way or to your personal taste...

We usually disable the Pro 53's internal FX in favour of an external delay and reverb, but all that's all up to your own discretion! Try experimenting with some other FX like Quadrafuzz for some added distortion - and there you have it - a nice fat sound! Press play below for an example Lead Riff using a MIDI file from one of our DMS Hardstyle MIDI packs.

Now have a good play...
Enjoy!

Nutty T
Nutty Trance / M3ntal Records / Blutonium