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Recessive Trait
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by Recessive Trait » Mon May 03, 2010 6:29 pm
back2onett wrote:Massive is really not worth the money
use sytrus instead
you're hilarious.
op, massive is the easiest way to start making "wobbles" or anything for that matter. the interface is so easy to understand, especially compared to wasp or sytrus.
or you could just use boo bass.
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Pyr4midMusic
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by Pyr4midMusic » Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:51 am
Recessive Trait wrote:back2onett wrote:Massive is really not worth the money
use sytrus instead
you're hilarious.
op, massive is the easiest way to start making "wobbles" or anything for that matter. the interface is so easy to understand, especially compared to wasp or sytrus.
or you could just use boo bass.
all LFO's are the same to me. If you understand the concept of one you should be able to use any of the fore-mentioned. just study them a bit and play around with them brotha. I learned a lot by playing a pattern over and over again in FL9 and tweaking this and that and listening to the differences and the changes. However, there's also an entire textbook side to it that could open up many more doors for you if your willing to read and study up. I have seen both sides as beneficial to my over all beat crafting
knowledge is powa my mann. anywho gl.
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Neff
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by Neff » Sat Aug 28, 2010 3:53 pm
im taking it that you're a begginer?
easiest way to learn how synths work is litterally to just change each knob at a time and see what the fuck it does
experimentation
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jsilver
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by jsilver » Sat Aug 28, 2010 5:59 pm
WASP XT is an upgraded version of WASP which are both based on this.
http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/edp_wasp.php
WASP does NOT suck. It has great filters and very low CPU usage. I have made very interesting sounds with it.
With some skill cool sounds (stab, basses, air fx) can be made. It has a unique design as you can see and unique FX.
One last thing guys. More complicated synth != better sound.
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Neff
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by Neff » Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:43 pm
jsilver wrote:WASP XT is an upgraded version of WASP which are both based on this.
http://www.vintagesynth.com/misc/edp_wasp.php
WASP does NOT suck. It has great filters and very low CPU usage. I have made very interesting sounds with it.
With some skill cool sounds (stab, basses, air fx) can be made. It has a unique design as you can see and unique FX.
One last thing guys. More complicated synth != better sound.
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so true i wouldnt use it for main bassesi think its abit thin personally but yeah stabs and effects deffinatly
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