Put sampler poly to 1...i prob.didnt get your question:)

Yeah I got this for single sample use, my fault, should have made question clearer. thanks though!


i don't know anything about FL, but if you're talking about what's mentioned above, as in like a "choke" effect... where certain samples ...

Hey guys, I searched for this question but found nil so here goes. I'm wondering if there's a protocol in either of Reason's samplers similar, or equivalent to FL Studio's sampler channel's "Cut Itself" function? If not, does anybody have a simple technique or idea to try and get the same "effect ...

Don't quote me on this but I wouldn't be surprised if he uses FL, either with or without Reason (but like you said probably with) mainly do to his ties with Feed Me and Noisia. But that's assuming the info I read somewhere on them is accurate and up to date. Producers of their caliber can pretty ...

..and on the note of being in the US, what's going down on the streets over there guys? Those riots must be pretty bad for them to warrant delaying the start of the football season! Can't remember anything ever getting in the way of English football, aside of WW2 of course. But seriously hope they ...

tons of people rewire for just that REASON. i use just reason and record and i love it. for the most part i can get my ideas down very quickly. especially now since i have a huge template document with a bunch of combis and 30 drum channels all set up ready for samples to be loaded into. really ...

Hey fellas, as I stated in other threads, I've been using reason 5 exclusively lately cause of cpu problems (cpu with cubase and vsts crashed) but I've been pleasantly surprised at the speed with which I can lay down ideas and the "skeleton" basics of a track in reason vs cubase. While I'm not yet ...

An easy way to widen hits without bothering with delay is stereo pan 2 of the same sample left and right (amount of pan to taste of course bit I find using the same amount, what ever you choose that to be, in opposite directions sounds best) and zoom in close and stagger one of them slightly in ...

i love subtractor for its oscillators -- they sound fat as hell on low octaves, have mad waveforms and a gnarly FM dial, as well as those interesting little switches near the phase dial ( - , o , x ) and i'm not entirely sure what they do, but i never seen em on anything else.

But for modulation ...

). it doesn't matter if they're identical patches. multiple instances of Subtractor with LFO modulation will never be in sync. When you instantiate a Subtractor it's LFO is already freely oscillating. You can't ever tell it to stop or start at the same time as another. you can only change the rate ...

ooh.. true. Well yeah, you could automate both subtractors' LFO's with a combi rotary but you need to make sure both are set to an identical scale (minimum value, maximum value). Also, both synth''s LFO's wil be freewheeling independently so even when the rate changes occur simultaneously, the ...

Subtractor's LFO is freewheeling. It won't key sync, which i'm thinking is what you want (the LFO to begin oscillating at the start of its phase upon striking a MIDI key)

you need to create an instance of Thor within the combinator, and route Thor's LFO to one of it's CV outputs, which in turn ...

^ this. also if you ever have say 2 thors in 1 combi (one sub bass and one mid bass) and you want them to follow the same LFO pattern, you can assign both instances of thors lfo to 1 knob on the combi and then you can automate that instead of having to automate 2. do this by showing the programmer ...

Hey guys (and gals), I have a question cocerning the lfo sync as is pertains to multiple sources (e.g. 2 Subtractors) within a combinator. I'm having trouble, regardless of patch, envelope and filter, getting the "phase" identical for a tight wobble (the filters open and close at slightly different ...

The NIN stems are great, but ufortunately none of the older stuff off downward spiral is available. But I've found decent stuff in these forums:

http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk/
http://www.soundarea.org/
http://www.jamglue.com/
http://www.worksessions.com/
http://www.remixboard.com/

And for good ...