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scoobz
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Bristol, UK
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Can someone please post just to let me know you can download the sample?
Cheers,
Scoobz
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Sep-17-2004 15:54
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Limit
AKA:STEVE QUADRA
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: A State of Trance
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ok well I got pretty close to what you want in about 10 minutes. this is what I did
-OSC-Set all to low Octave.can't be specific, it depends on the synth
Sin wave(+3 Detune)
Triangle Wave(-3 Detune)
Pluse Wave(0 Detune)-PWM(0)-Volume only half way up-
-Filter Envelope & Amp-
Attack(2)-Amp- Filter Attack(0)
Decay(0)
Sustain(50)
Release(0)
-Filter-
24db Filter
Resonence(0)
Cutoff(opened fully)
KeyTrack(tune it to a low level so the low bass filtered will let some high frequencies through.)
Distortion-THE KEY ELEMENT TO THIS SOUND!!But don't go insane
bring in some distortion until you are satisfied with the sound.
On some notes there are layered sounds of a higher octave
Depending on the synth you use , you should get quite close to that sound.
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Sep-18-2004 07:07
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Limit
AKA:STEVE QUADRA
Registered: Feb 2004
Location: A State of Trance
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lephaid
I don't understand why you'd adjust the keytracking if the filter cutoff is open...? (or why you'd use a filter for that matter) |
forgot to mention to play with the cuttoff until satisfied.....when you are dealing with heavy distortion you start to get high frequencies that jump out and for this sound you don't want them present. But you don't want to remove all of the overtones so therfore utilizing keytrack.
Now if you don't want to do it like that or don't like that method then fine.
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Sep-19-2004 08:22
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scoobz
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Bristol, UK
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Thanx for the input Limit, gonna try that later, the only other thing I wanted to incorporate was some kind of pitch envelope to give it that sliding d'n'b garage sound (yes I know it's the tranceaddict forum but it's good to mix it up now and again ). I always like my basses quite plucky, so for anyone else who doesn't know, keep the amp and filt attack the same, delay about a third of the way, sustain anywhere from halfway to three quarters and a little extra release.
And Lephaid, don't make Limit defend his post, he's contributed more than you have!
Cheers Websley,
Anything else I've missed, please let me know.
Thanks again for everything so far,
Sccobz
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Sep-19-2004 13:36
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