i'd revise it to say compress or limit for keeping notes at the same level, but other than that spot on that and note depending on your threshold, you may squash your sine into a square :wink: 1.) Assign volume to velocity on synth. 2.) Modify velocity on problem notes. Problem solved. 8) edit: Som...

I'd say there is a difference between 320's and lossy formats. The super high end for one and problems with instruments that have fast attack times (esp in the higher frequencies the nasty pre-echo is audible). Mind you it wouldn't be noticeable to the average, or even above average listener; it's r...

I prefer Mac because of the UI and Logic, plus the fact that cracks (of which I have over £20k's worth) work flawlessly. Plus no need to worry about antivirus or third party stuff.

Basically laziness and accessibility is what it comes down to.

Actually make some tracks instead of fucking around with 16-32 bar loops.
Work on getting more variation in sounds.
Spend more time making music.

I aim for 35-55Hz with my subs, anything lower than that wont play on most systems, and anything much higher interferers with the kick drum.

Bitcrush
Saturate
Overdrive
Stereo delay

Hi guys, I'll add feedback for everyone else's tracks soon. I was just wondering if I should add a great big dirty wobble in this track in my signature!

Maybe it's the fact that it's at 128k? Added to the fact that soundcloud also seems to compress the audio harshly.
Not a good combo.

1.) Layer up snares, modify ADSR so they all punch through at the same time.
2.) Stick Ohmicide on main output & bounce/export.
3.) Remove Ohmicide off master.
4.) Import the bounce & layer up with original snares.
5.) Compress samples together.
6.) Rinse & repeat.
7.)

As you can tell from my two screenshots there I'm a livley bubbly person, and I'm not narcissistic in the slightest.

What happened to rendr?

He was such a lippy tnuc.

stfo gtfo tnuc.










old dubstep was better.

Select Snap to division.
Select Snap to Absolute Value; and while you're at it: Snap Automation.

Done, problem solved.

what does a linear phase EQ actually do? apparently it sounds more 'transparent' but are there any major advantages over normal EQs? It prevents phase distortion basically by some kind of magical process that I'm oblivious of, which ends up giving you a much sharper, more transparent signal at the ...

Okay, I'm gonna keep using you guys cause I'm a dumbass haha I got the loop thing figured out (somehow) with writing the loop info to the file and then re-opening and loading the file in. Don't know how that worked. But I downloaded Elek7ro (or whatever it's called) and it saved as a .vst file, whi...

I always use a Channel EQ on the bassy elements of my track because the distortion I get from the C-EQ adds a nice amount of warmth and pleasant phasing to the sound. It works well on kick drums and deep bass. If I'm EQ'ing stuff in the high end then I'll use a linear-phase EQ which has no such dist...

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Has anyone else noticed, that in the 'view more smilies' box, the 'pot calling the kettle black' picture doesn't actually feature a black pot?

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Are you accusing me of being gay with that image?

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Strange how this thread went from being about transexuals to wanking.

FYI, when I said those "fuckers have swollen up;" I wasn't talking about my knuckles. Lulz.