I'm using Reason and 4 subtractor synths to make some supersaws. Some of them have this random phaser sound however that I don't want. It only appears on the first note once I load the combinator patch. All notes after that sound fine. But if I reload the patch and hit a key, the phaser sound appears again...does anyone know what's going on?
Jul-12-2006 00:47
LENG
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i think that is pretty normal, no big deal... it happens to v-station, reaktor and superwave vsti's... i only have to warm up the synths before i export them to final rendering product. however, superwave seems to have that phasing effect everytime you stop playing it and resume back.
Jul-12-2006 00:53
KilldaDJ
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probably where they're all detuned and like the freqs fluctuate
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
probably where they're all detuned and like the freqs fluctuate
what i wouldve said. ha!
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Jul-12-2006 02:48
thecYrus
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all the oscs have the same initial phase so you'll get phase cancelation until they drift enough away..
Jul-12-2006 06:31
aquila
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quote:
Originally posted by thecYrus
all the oscs have the same initial phase so you'll get phase cancelation until they drift enough away..
To fix this problem, use the sawtooth/sawtooth*4/sawtooth*16 oscillator in the Malstrom, and set the index on each oscillator differently.
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Jul-12-2006 06:45
Eldritch
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Location: Sweden
Try adjusting the phase of the oscillators or use asymmetrical detuning.
Jul-12-2006 11:14
cherrybarry
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yep, those two settings seem to work...i notice this doesn't happen with only saw waves though...seems like whenever u use multiple oscillators and detune, the output isn't always the same (ie. attack volume reaches diff levels each time on the mixer)