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listen to my samples, there is one called octave.Will this do a plain octave down? I think I remember the DI did that off preset 3 or 6 IIRC..
listen to my samples, there is one called octave.
hi, while you are all still waiting, i am busy programming sounds
yesterday i found out a neat trick to do fm like synth sounds, check it out:
hi, while you are all still waiting, i am busy programming sounds
yesterday i found out a neat trick to do fm like synth sounds, check it out:
yep, they are all played with my bass (fender jazz) except for the fm-set, they are played with a höfner ignition, since i had a rehearsal with that today.hey @lokki did you rec all the samples with a bass? Some sound like they're midi controlled
hi, while you are all still waiting, i am busy programming sounds
yesterday i found out a neat trick to do fm like synth sounds, check it out:
sure. but i don't think it makes much sense without the unit in your hands. basically i max out all the oscillator volumes (they go into foldover distortion) then you can set the four oscillators to specific intervals that conclude in pitch. set the wrong intervals and it sounds more like noise...or ring modulator stuff. also interestingThese sound awesomeCan you give a rough idea how that's done ?
sure thing. that would be mean to show off the sounds and then not share the patches.That sounds sick!!! I hope @lokki you will be gracious to share some of those patches!
it is actually a synth tone an octave lower blended with the original signal. there is no "real" octave down (as in an analog octave down unit or in a pitch shifter). but it sounds like an octaver anywaysCool, just checked it out - sounds great
it is actually a synth tone an octave lower blended with the original signal. there is no "real" octave down (as in an analog octave down unit or in a pitch shifter). but it sounds like an octaver anyways![]()