Any decent Massive tuts for...

[serox]

I hate to ask questions about Massive I really do. I am after some good tuts on how to use the section with the tabs 'ocs to global'. Can find the simple stuff on how to use it to make wobbles/subs etc but finding it harder to find decent tuts where someone explains whats what in those areas.

[Swanwickk]

drag lfo to whatever you want to be wobbled, simple
i do remember there were some quite good massive tutorials on youtube, but i can't remember what they were called
look up massive synth dubstep or something on youtube , you'll probably find it there

i cant find it at the moment casue this computer can't use youtube..

[serox]

?

I am looking for tuts on those areas I mentioned above. Not how to use the basic functions or wobble! I want to know what every single button/word means on those tabs.

[legend4ry]

Consult the manual, innit!

[Swanwickk]

fair enough, that tutorial is pretty in depth though
when i get home i'll post it up

Consult the manual, innit!

thats always good if you want to learn everything

its a great syth though , almost anything is possible using it

[serox]

Consult the manual, innit!

I cannot read how to do things. I prefer to watch a vid where I can see and someone explains things. This way I can do it while it plays. This method works best for me and will stay in my head lol.

@swan. I have checked loads on there but they all cover basic stuff really. Not found any in depth ones explain the the areas I am looking at.

[Ldizzy]

Consult the manual, innit!

[serox]

Consult the manual, innit!

Yeh cool. But I did ask for videos, not text in a book

[legend4ry]

Its true you did but the manual is probably the easiest to find.

[deadly_habit]

Its true you did but the manual is probably the easiest to find.

maybe he wants one of us to do a video reading of the manual

[gh02]

maybe he wants one of us to do a video reading of the manual

eh? he's askin for a video tut of "osc to global"....

not come across a tut on that that I can remember, but most of the settings on those tabs do what they say on the tin anyway. Glide, pitchbend range, legato, voicing, routing/insert positions in the chain etc. KTR's are filter & osc keytrackers but never really got my head round those.

[Bledbox]

I'm not sure why you want a tutorial? as gh02 said those tabs pretty much do what they say, click on them, mess around and read the manual - easiest way

[monte-m]

these videos helped me understand massive a lot more than just reading the manual, hope you find them helpful

http://www.youtube.com/user/thesoundtut ... 26FA49A855

[wormcode]

http://www.massivesynth.com blog has some cool info

[amidoinitrite]

hmmmm.. why not just mess around?

You know what everything does, just see what you can make happen!

you'll remember and learn more if you figure it out yourself.. and its more likely to be original.. and you'll, most likely, fell more proud of your tune!