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Okay I'm not going to continue annoying the good people of DSF by nitpicking every detail of a stupid conversation with you. This is the bottom line:

I stand corrected that frequency is not the exact same thing as pitch (and neither is a filter cutoff frequency). Thanks for correcting me.

Wikipedia wrote:Pitch is closely related to frequency, but the two are not equivalent.

I said that I am sorry for angering you.
In practice (when you're like, ya know, making the actual music), not knowing the exact difference is not that big of a deal compared to the size of the shit you flipped.

charles1 wrote:

TheBiggFrizzz wrote:

charles1 wrote:alright sorry

Lol

TheBiggFrizzz wrote:

mthrfnk wrote:This thread is now a DSF classic.

Im honoured to be a part of it

so you felt like jumping on the bandwagon but didn't have anything to say?

I didnt jump on any bandwagon i just saw no need in flaming you when you tried to help me.
You made a little mistake and felt like you had to apologize to virtual mark out of all the people here thats why i laughed.
And this:

mthrfnk wrote:This thread is now a DSF classic.

Isnt directed at anyone, i was just stating that im glad im on DSF
Tbh I see no point in arguing or flaming people when they make mistakes, we all make mistakes and discussing is much quicker than agruing.

charles1 wrote:alright VirtualMark, I'm sorry.

in practice, not knowing the difference between frequency and pitch isn't the end of the world. you love showing off your superior theoretical music theory knowledge and your parents probably bought you piano lessons from the time you were 3 years old. not all of us are that fortunate and we are trying to learn this stuff now. so fuck off.

man you gotta shut up and screw off with the misinformation, you were wrong, big deal.. you shouldn't put in your 2 cents if you dont know whats going on

Pleeaaaseee someone make a

"Apply LFO to Here" Joke-picture.

To answer your question - Drag the LFO (assuming you're using massive or w/e) into your cutoff... Or amp...or WT position... (But mainly cutoff for the main part of the wobble itself)

Ficticious wrote:Pleeaaaseee someone make a

"Apply LFO to Here" Joke-picture.

To answer your question - Drag the LFO (assuming you're using massive or w/e) into your cutoff... Or amp...or WT position... (But mainly cutoff for the main part of the wobble itself)

Did you miss the tirade of posts that state the LFO needs to modulate the volume not the cutoff. This thread is a joke.

djrq wrote:and if you are having trouble doing it 'in synth' I have been using the cubase 'chopper' or camelphat.

big up
cubase chopper is like my favourite plugin of all time man

duplicate your synthesizer and change your wave tables to sine, thats it lol

Dahneboy wrote:duplicate your synthesizer and change your wave tables to sine, thats it lol

mthrfnk wrote:This thread is a joke.

mthrfnk wrote:

Dahneboy wrote:duplicate your synthesizer and change your wave tables to sine, thats it lol

mthrfnk wrote:This thread is a joke.

man who gives a fuck lol

Dahneboy wrote:

mthrfnk wrote:

Dahneboy wrote:duplicate your synthesizer and change your wave tables to sine, thats it lol

mthrfnk wrote:This thread is a joke.

man who gives a fuck lol

I DUNNO BRAH LOLOLOLOLILIKFHFU YOLO.