Questions are certainly welcome.
Serum, specifically as an advanced wavetable synth, has (at present) no direct equivalent on the Force of which I'm aware.
However, this isn't the end of the story, because there are a few approaches.
First, if all you really mean by Serum is a modern-sounding thing that's good for stabs and pads and obnoxious rave synths, then Hype will get you there. Woo, victory.
Second, if what you really meant was that you wanted some of your favourite sounds, you can just use your computer as an outboard sound source, drive it with MIDI and then record the audio clips that you require.
Third, if what you actually want is to use Serum itself, you can run your Force linked to the computer in controller mode, and drive your computer with the Force as a rather nice push-alike.
Fourth, if what you'd like to do is grab your fave-rave sounds and plaster them all over the everything, you could just set up a keygroup in your Force by autosampling a Serum sound.
Fifth, you could use the Force to drive your wall-of-modular to make all the bizarre sounds that Serum could never dream of achieving.
There are surely more options, but one of those should get you off the ground.
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