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How to Create Epic Sounds with Sonic Academy Ana Presets

Sonic Academy Ana is a powerful and versatile synthesizer that offers a wide range of sound design possibilities. Whether you are making techno, dubstep, trance, or any other genre of electronic music, you can find the perfect presets for your project in the Sonic Academy Ana Presets collection.

In this article, we will show you how to use some of the features and presets of Sonic Academy Ana to create epic sounds that will make your tracks stand out. We will cover:

How to import and use 3D wavetables

How to use the Chord Memory Device and the Polyphonic Step Arpeggiator

How to apply and modulate 26 built-in effects

How to explore 500+ presets with 4 intelligently-mapped macros

How to Import and Use 3D Wavetables

One of the most exciting features of Sonic Academy Ana is the ability to import and use 3D wavetables from other synthesizers or custom-made ones. Wavetables are collections of single-cycle waveforms that can be scanned and morphed to create complex and dynamic timbres.

To import a wavetable, simply drag and drop it into one of the three wavetable oscillators in ANA 2. You can then adjust the wavetable position, warp mode, unison, detune, phase, and other parameters to shape the sound. You can also combine up to three wavetables with other sound sources such as samplers, noise generators, or sub oscillators.

For example, you can import a vocal wavetable and mix it with a sawtooth wave to create a hybrid vocal lead sound. You can also modulate the wavetable position with an LFO or an envelope to add movement and variation to the sound.

How to Use the Chord Memory Device and the Polyphonic Step Arpeggiator

Another feature that makes Sonic Academy Ana stand out is the Chord Memory Device (CMD), which lets you assign any chord to any key for creative and inspiring chord progressions. You can choose from a variety of chord types and inversions, or create your own custom chords. You can also save and load chord presets for quick access.

To use the CMD, simply enable it in the main panel and select a chord type from the drop-down menu. You can then play any key on your keyboard and hear the corresponding chord. You can also adjust the strum, velocity, spread, and humanize parameters to add realism and expression to the chords.

You can also combine the CMD with the Polyphonic Step Arpeggiator (ARP), which is an advanced 64-note polyphonic step sequencer that can control velocity and two modulation sources. You can use the ARP to create complex and rhythmic patterns with your chords, or use it as a modulation source for other parameters.

For example, you can use the CMD to create a simple chord progression and then use the ARP to arpeggiate it with different patterns and velocities. You can also modulate the filter cutoff or wavetable position with the ARP to add more interest and variation to the sound.

How to Apply and Modulate 26 Built-in Effects

Sonic Academy Ana also comes with 26 built-in effects that can be used in five insert slots or in two send and return slots. The effects include delays, reverbs, distortions, filters, compressors, EQs, choruses, flangers, phasers, tremolos, bitcrushers, vocoders, and more. You can use these effects to enhance your sounds or create new ones.

To apply an effect, simply drag and drop it into one of the slots in the FX panel. You can then adjust its parameters and mix level. You can also reorder or bypass the effects by dragging them around or clicking on their icons.

You can also modulate any effect parameter with any modulation source or macro control in ANA 2. This way, you can create dynamic and expressive effects that react to your playing or change over time. You can also assign multiple modulation targets aa16f39245