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Post your custom trance leads or patches AUDIO SAMPLES... (pg. 4)
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| oboema |
the melody is not mine,don't know whos it is lol
both lead and bassline are v-station
effects are bluedelay and steinberg naturalverb (the internal effects suck imo) |
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| Pappa |
| quote: | Originally posted by oboema
the melody is not mine,don't know whos it is lol
both lead and bassline are v-station
effects are bluedelay and steinberg naturalverb (the internal effects suck imo) |
Got quick Product Links to BlueDelay and Naturl Verb? |
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| oboema |
| nope sorry :( (www.digilogue.de for the blueline plugs,but it's under construction) |
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| Pappa |
| quote: | Originally posted by oboema
nope sorry :( |
cool, i'll google it.. was just a bit lazy, and wanted to see if you had them in your hip pocket hehe ;) |
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| Phantax |
Cyrus, Rico:
how do I detune something? I don't even know what that means :/ Both you guys mentioned to detune the oscillators... is detuning something ONLY involved with oscillators or can other things be detuned as well?
Oh yeah, what does detuning do? ;) |
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| thecYrus |
| detuning is a slightly frequency modification of an oscillator. (often named as "fine", "tune" or something like that) so, that that the osc plays out of the key. if you do it with 2 oscs in the positive and negative direction, it will produce a much more fatter sound! |
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| RiCo |
| Exactly. Let's say for example to make a regular saw. You take an Init patch from your synth, which means it's just a raw saw...plain, simple and boring sounding. Now, you go to the oscillators...2, 3 or whatever. You take osc #1 and fine tune it to -25, then you take osc #2 and fine tune it to +25. That'll give the sound a slight opposite detune...that chorussy fatness. Reverb, delay and you're set with the basics. Now, to shape the sound, you gotta play with the ADSR envelope (Attack, Delay, Sustain and Release). You can hear the difference in sound by tweaking the knobs. It's very easy to understand...just go to Google and search for subtractive synthesis or synths. You'll find websites with the basics of how sound is made in a synth. Once it makes sense, you'll know what do do with the sounds. :) |
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| Flashback |
are you serious about the korg polysix? |
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| thecYrus |
| the polysix is on my top 3 list ;) |
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| The Designer |
| quote: | Originally posted by broken silence
http://www.dancetech.com/members/st...t_track_id=4668
thats some of my virus b..sorry for the little skips in the begining, some **** was messaging me on MSN :P
dunno if i like the melody...kinda driving type- maybe you can tell me if you think its worth it for a track? |
Why not make a track of the melody it. Let me know if you finish it. |
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| The Designer |
Nice lead with the V-station. Do you have patch available? |
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| ZeKee |
| here is one made in FL studio 4.1 :toothless |
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