How to Import "Serum" into Serum to make Serum say "Serum"

In this excerpt from the Serum Lesson Pack for Syntorial, I'll be showing you how to take an audio file in which I say the word "Serum", import it into Serum, and create a wavetable that says the word "Serum". So we'll learn about the different import types, and how to take what you get in an import and clean it up to create a nice wavetable.

Get the first 4 videos from the Serum Lesson Pack for free via the Syntorial Demo
• Mac/PC - http://www.syntorial.com/try-for-free
• iPad - https://appsto.re/us/4Sic5.i

The Serum Lesson Pack adds 55 videos to Syntorial, covering every inch of Serum. In true Syntorial style, the Serum Lesson Pack is light on the science and heavy on the why-would-I-use-this-control practicality, and even guides you through the recreation of 31 Syntorial patches in Serum, extending Syntorial’s interactive hands-on approach to this incredibly powerful and wavetable synth.

These 55 new videos are spread throughout Syntorial and will show you how to take everything you've learned from Syntorial’s video demonstrations, interactive challenges and quizzes, and apply them to Serum. And best of all, it’s a free add-on for all registered Syntorial users, easily downloadable from right within the Syntorial app.

If you haven’t purchased Syntorial you can get the first 4 Serum videos for free, via the Syntorial Demo. For you Mac and PC users just head over to syntorial.com and click the Try For Free link. For you iPad users simply download the free Syntorial app from the App Store.

Check out the Serum Lesson Pack for Syntorial today, and you'll be well on your way towards becoming a Serum expert.