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ok first off new here so a quick introduction, i just getting into production with a friend giving me a pc with a bunch of tools on it like fl5 i think i just about know my way around these programmes at a basic level now im running into some problems,

first i've made a patch in albino that is constantly changing in sound every time a new note is played and i cannot figure out why i've tried back tracking and switching things off etc but nothing works, other patches i've made work with out problem but this one patch has a mind of its own please help me

second is it possible to bend notes without using bender in the albino interface, when i use the piano roll glide bar tool it never works for any vst is there another way?

thanks in advance for any help i hope to learn alot from the community

Those bends are a great feature that only works with fl's native instruments. So if you want to bend stuff, 3xosc is great synth to use, and if you want to spend, sytrus.

albino has a somewhat shady interface, if ur not familiar with softsynths or synths.. try tweaking one that is a lot more intuitive, like 3x0sc.. and ull see that it has the same parameters... but with a mod matrix and really restrictive knob labels...

as a first synth, it might be scary but start from the ground up... ull make it!

ye at first i didn't have a clue what to do with albino and z3ta+ was even more of a puzzle to me so i tweaked with the 3xosc and tb303? plus sytrus but was not very excited by the results but after looking at a couple of tutorials for albino i started getting excited with what i could do with it thats why its bugging me so much that this patch i made wont maintain one sound if you know what i mean i really want to use this sound but at the the moment i'd be limited to one continuous key , i could up a clip if that would help?

yeah man,

post as much as info as u can, people will have more material to work on for answers...

maybe a wav of the note/melody alone, then in context with some tweaks...

or a screenshot of ur preset but im not very keen about those

I'm not sure as to the science behind why this occurs, but I believe its something to do with phasing/dissonant harmonic interplay/etc. What I would do if I really liked the patch is bounce to audio and then play it in a sampler. That'll keep it sounding continuous. Have you tried compressing it? Dunno if that'll help, as I think the problem is something else, but its worth a shot.

Grime Syndicate wrote: What I would do if I really liked the patch is bounce to audio and then play it in a sampler.

Thats what I thought at first. It sounds to me like something to do with key tracking or some parameter is pitch or velocity sensitive.

ok i put a clip on soundcloud strange it sounds a little different but still your should hear how its changing

Soundcloud

ur oscs come out of phase against each other thats why..

Do u have set ''spread'' values other then zero on one of ur oscs??

Are all of ur oscs set to TRACK?