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Originally posted by airwalker1 Ah yes,litratce at "this level my freind" is way beyond thoe`s off little comprehendshion. this was not off corse aimed at you.I think the coperate knows his agenda was unfounded.[upper and lower case letter`s indeed].

Ok whoa I checked and some of these are not real words not takin the piss just saying Whoa you know lool

Detuning the oscilators makes a big difference but I cant work out why detuning some waveforms by even -1 can make it loose everything and start phasing almost wierd! Also distortion seems to boost the presence of the sound too i like tape distortion.

Also some leads are multisamples and cant be recreated with one synth. Try sampling your lead elements into NNXT or similar and layering them on top. I only say this because some leads i hear are totally different sounds theres a clunk and a synth and a low end in there somewhere I cant work that shit out.

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Originally posted by Sonic_c Ok whoa I checked and some of these are not real words not takin the piss just saying Whoa you know lool Detuning the oscilators makes a big difference but I cant work out why detuning some waveforms by even -1 can make it loose everything and start phasing almost wierd! Also distortion seems to boost the presence of the sound too i like tape distortion. Also some leads are multisamples and cant be recreated with one synth. Try sampling your lead elements into NNXT or similar and layering them on top. I only say this because some leads i hear are totally different sounds theres a clunk and a synth and a low end in there somewhere I cant work that shit out.

detuning and destortion are method`s used to build thing`s up but the way to make things work is,joining shapes togeher untill things ballance out.I do this all the way through select osc saw then square and so on.In relation to your last point is, all to do with layering because you can do thing`s to them in diffrent stages.

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Originally posted by airwalker1 Well that was the point,but[you know],some felt the need to stand and correct my grama."e-litrate indeed".

If you can write properly, why not do it? It isn't like you're saving time by abbreviating or something: you're simply spelling words wrong left and right and putting punctuation where it doesn't belong.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles If you can write properly, why not do it? It isn't like you're saving time by abbreviating or something: you're simply spelling words wrong left and right and putting punctuation where it doesn't belong.

I like that it is the British who usually have the most grammar errors online than the Americans, who constantly get the rap of being stupid.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles If you can write properly, why not do it? It isn't like you're saving time by abbreviating or something: you're simply spelling words wrong left and right and putting punctuation where it doesn't belong.

"ball`s"

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Originally posted by airwalker1 "ball`s"

lol, that was actually kinda funny.

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Originally posted by david.michael lol, that was actually kinda funny.

humor is also in my vocacab."ha ha ha"

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Originally posted by david.michael lol, that was actually kinda funny.

I was ment to say "balljingles"

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Originally posted by airwalker1 I was ment to say "balljingles"

Stop while you're "ahead"...

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Originally posted by david.michael Stop while you're "ahead"...

"corny"

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Originally posted by Stef De Roux I like that it is the British who usually have the most grammar errors online than the Americans, who constantly get the rap of being stupid.

Its "usually have the most grammatical errors"

and it should actually read

"usually have MORE grammatical errors online than the Americans"

Ironic

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Originally posted by airwalker1 detuning and destortion are method`s used to build thing`s up but the way to make things work is,joining shapes togeher untill things ballance out.I do this all the way through select osc saw then square and so on.In relation to your last point is, all to do with layering because you can do thing`s to them in diffrent stages.

Im sorry airwalker I cannot understand this reply I was sort of telling you one way it can be done. Then you come back with something that makes no sense. Detuning is not a build up noise, do you mean to thicken a sound give it more harmonics? Distortion is also not a build up sound. What I mean is it can be used creatively through automation to maybe emphasise a build section but generally I use it as a mastering tool or a gentle effect.

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the way to make things work is,joining shapes togeher untill things ballance out.I do this all the way through select osc saw then square and so on

Whats this mean shapes and joining things up saw and square waveforms yes to do what? To make what work?

I got a headache!

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