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Thanks man, been digging your youtube tuts. They are appreciated!

Good stuff man, love your tutorials!! Gotta figure out how to apply this stuff in FM8!

shoot2stun wrote:Good stuff man, love your tutorials!! Gotta figure out how to apply this stuff in FM8!

I agree. I subscribed and have watched many of his vids. Thanks for the effort bro

i got me some learnin to do

Great job as always seamless, 'biggups' hah.

Anyway, on the subject on FM synthesis I was wondering if anyone had any success making a more PWM-ish hoover type sound using FM? I guess it should work, but I've never gotten there and I'm pulling a late nighter at work so I can't really test it out right now. The growls in your videos are quite 'hollow', I guess, they sound a lot like the bitcrushed LP-counterpart only with FM instead. Anyone got any good ideas on how to achieve a more rumbling, subtly vocal reese/hoover growl (sorry if this is making no sense, don't really know how to explain it. Think Feed Me's growly stuff maybe) using FM? It's not so much vowelly, it just has this awesome movement that's really hard to put your finger on that I'm guessing is a combination of mostly bandreject and PWM, only it sounds less alien invasion (Noisa etc) and more dubstep growl. (God I shouldn't be making these posts this late huh?)

Is this barking up the wrong tree completely? Maybe I'm better off just making them in massive or something, but I've always wanted to grasp FM but never really could be arsed and it feels like it could be powerful for this type of sound since you can modulate everything. I know you can achieve results similiar to PWM in FM using some trick with several square waves or whatever (physics, gah) but that just seemed like a lot of hassle and backwards compared to normal PWM.

(And while we're one PWM, are there any good PWM synths out there that anyone could recommend? Kinda OT I know but somewhat related to what I was saying and I'm only lately discovering how awesome it is)

So this is me revisiting the Harmor resampling concept, demonstrating how it works as well as addressing common questions and problems when using this idea.

Demo sound in the beginning :]

lots of derps in there lol

More vocoder growly bass stuff. This time going way more in depth, coming up with some pretty evil sounds.

digging these! big up's man.

This one covers your friendly neighborhood neuro reese bass. Before and after demo at the start :]

AWESOME tutorial!!!

quick question: I actually got the harmor stand alone version cause Im using ableton. so I just tried to import audio into harmor but in ableton it wont let me do it......or at least I cant figure out how. the drag and drop ist not working and I dont see any other options.

any help would be greatly appreciated !!

izkariot wrote:AWESOME tutorial!!!

quick question: I actually got the harmor stand alone version cause Im using ableton. so I just tried to import audio into harmor but in ableton it wont let me do it......or at least I cant figure out how. the drag and drop ist not working and I dont see any other options.

any help would be greatly appreciated !!

I've tried too and the issue is that Harmor can't analyse the file because ableton is using it
I tried exiting out of ableton, made a copy of my sample and renamed it "___ - copy" then opening ableton, and then harmor can open it.
If there's any easier way than this pelase let me know