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| Derivative |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Yes, do you?
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If you have to ask that you didn't read what I posted but sure.
| quote: | | Dude - calm down and take a deep breath. It was only a simple analogy. No one was harmed and nobody (but you) had any problem comprehending the underlying point. Geez - a little sensitive, aren't we? |
Nobody is getting angry. What on earth gave you that idea? |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by Derivative
If you have to ask that you didn't read what I posted but sure.
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You're right, it was so ridiculously absurd I didn't even bother. |
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| Derivative |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
You're right, it was so ridiculously absurd I didn't even bother. |
burn. Stupid ing post. Try harder?
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| StanVoid |
| this is getting too intense for me |
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| Mr.Mystery |
I don't even know what's going on anymore...
Some random rant out of nowhere and then some decade-old forum pictures. Go figure.
Are you having a bad day or something? |
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| Stef De Roux |
| quote: | Originally posted by StanVoid
this is getting too intense for me |
some crazy s gonna go down yo |
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| Aesthetic |
| this thread needs more ******** |
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| zodiac9 |
I'm getting a little bit more into sound creation, but I still find it easier and faster to take a patch and tweak it. I try to stay away from factory presets, since everyone uses those. I go to http://www.kvraudio.com/ and check out all the free patches there. If I find good patches for sale, I buy them. I normally tweak every patch I use, sometimes a little, sometimes a lot. I like having my own sound. If you are trying to get tracks signed to good labels, having your own unique sound is important. I also download free VSTI's and tweak their presets. There's so many free VSTI's and patches on the internet, and new ones show up all the time. So you have endless potential for new sounds.
I randomize presets a lot, and then tweak. Some synths are better at that than others. Very simple synths are the ones best for randomizing, so you at least get some noise out of them almost everytime.
For pianos, strings, orchestra, ect... I use presets. I'll tweak the attack, hold, sustain and release sometimes, but other than that it's hard to improve on these instruments that have been around for hundreds, and even thousands of years. |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
Am I the only one who tries to create everything from scratch?
Working my way through the creation of new sounds is at least half the fun of making a track for me.
I can see why you might just use presets or tweak them a bit if you enjoy the musical composition part more than sound manipulation, though.
I find that I get about equal enjoyment from those two parts. |
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| Ray_Chappell |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aesthetic
this thread needs more ******** |
OMFG... that is hilarious.
And Derivative... seriously, what the hell? Did you just use a preset piciture for bipolar internet lashing? You should have recreated the wheel. |
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