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in your audio editor use this list to synthesise one wavelength of each note upto 100hz or whatever you want

http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html

Note, Frequency (Hz)
C0 16.35
C#0/Db0 17.32
D0 18.35
D#0/Eb0 19.45
E0 20.60
F0 21.83
F#0/Gb0 23.12
G0 24.50
G#0/Ab0 25.96
A0 27.50
A#0/Bb0 29.14
B0 30.87
C1 32.70
C#1/Db1 34.65
D1 36.71
D#1/Eb1 38.89
E1 41.20
F1 43.65
F#1/Gb1 46.25
G1 49.00
G#1/Ab1 51.91
A1 55.00
A#1/Bb1 58.27
B1 61.74
C2 65.41
C#2/Db2 69.30
D2 73.42
D#2/Eb2 77.78
E2 82.41
F2 87.31
F#2/Gb2 92.50
G2 98.00
G#2/Ab2 103.83
A2 110.00
A#2/Bb2 116.54
B2 123.47
C3 130.81

then put all these wavs into your sampler (on the correct keys), set the loops and you will avoid aliasing etc and get a very pure full sub no matter what notes you use, found it to be pretty damn good tbh.

isotone wrote:very pure full sub no matter what notes you use

Woah woah hold on there.

This, i can use


Thanks man

big up on the research

I just generate the A's, so you can be sure of the tuning (55Hz and 110Hz exactly) and let the sampler do the rest. You can be really anal about the exact tuning, for example C2 isn't 65.41, it's 65.4063913251, but your sampler will know the difference.

nice

confused

rekorder wrote:confused

I thought i was the only person

What's so confusing?

I don't understand either. Can someone break this down into simple language - no idea what you're all doing with these numbers etc.

Thankyou thankyou thankyou

This is EXACTLY what I need, been struggling with the sub for too long now, just cant get it even.

word up.

Auan wrote:What's so confusing?

isotone wrote:in your audio editor use this list to synthesise one wavelength of each note upto 100hz or whatever you want

http://www.phy.mtu.edu/~suits/notefreqs.html

Note, Frequency (Hz)
C0 16.35
C#0/Db0 17.32
D0 18.35
D#0/Eb0 19.45
E0 20.60
F0 21.83
F#0/Gb0 23.12
G0 24.50
G#0/Ab0 25.96
A0 27.50
A#0/Bb0 29.14
B0 30.87
C1 32.70
C#1/Db1 34.65
D1 36.71
D#1/Eb1 38.89
E1 41.20
F1 43.65
F#1/Gb1 46.25
G1 49.00
G#1/Ab1 51.91
A1 55.00
A#1/Bb1 58.27
B1 61.74
C2 65.41
C#2/Db2 69.30
D2 73.42
D#2/Eb2 77.78
E2 82.41
F2 87.31
F#2/Gb2 92.50
G2 98.00
G#2/Ab2 103.83
A2 110.00
A#2/Bb2 116.54
B2 123.47
C3 130.81

then put all these wavs into your sampler (on the correct keys), set the loops and you will avoid aliasing etc and get a very pure full sub no matter what notes you use, found it to be pretty damn good tbh.

^that^

Clowns.

clowns (ill remember that when you ask a stupid question)

it just look's weired thats all! i use synths not samples!

i know what it is now, i just wanst too sure!


Why didn't some one just explain?

Theres no point of posting summit up and not explain it is there?

wots hard to understand????

it tell exactly wot it is!!!

djake wrote:wots hard to understand????

it tell exactly wot it is!!!

It does seem a little pointless when its easy to find a synth or set up a sampler to do the same thing, without creating a sample for each note. Uneven bass as you move through notes is much more likely to be caused by the acoustics of the room your in.

Future One wrote:Clowns.

tnuc.