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colonp posted:Why does it not at all sound like the digital FM i know from Operator etc when I put take Sine output into FM input and turn the FM CV knob? Sounds similar to what happens on VK-1. Operator is phase distortion (PM) which is slightly different. Smarter people than me have already written entire papers about this so I recommend you search for linear vs exponential FM and FM vs PM.
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thank you! if any others are curious, Synthesizer Keith is a cool guy. colonp fucked around with this message at 01:38 on Jan 13, 2018 |
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Electric Bugaloo posted:Process the poo poo out of it fifty ways like it’s a sample of a washing machine or something. that was a drat good album i’m gonna try and do a submission and if i manage to it’ll be the first full track i’ve produced 
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colonp posted:if any others are curious, Synthesizer Keith is a cool guy. That beard is amazing.
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mrbradlymrmartin posted:yeah gently caress expedited shipping ill use my uh common brushtail possum?
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Electric Bugaloo posted:common brushtail possum? March mixtape challenge: compose a song solely on a marsupial
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I think I'm in again. It's been too long.
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Well you guys were right about getting weird gear on the plane. Being a normal looking white guy didn’t hurt I bet, and I had the stuff in a case looking fairly professional. It only took a swabbing to get through. I was a little worried that plain gray metal boxes covered in switches would be suspicious but I guess they’ve seen it all.
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Your Computer posted:Also, is there any easy way to take computer keyboard input because I still don't have the space to hook up my midi controller If you're on Windows, Cantabile Lite will play notes from the keyboard. Just use loopmidi to connect it to the VCVRack MIDI input. VCV Rack also plays fine with jackd/jackrouter in Windows (if you're crazy enough to run jackd, that is). You need to place the x64 jackrouter dll manually and register it, but it works after that. What's everyone using to route audio between processes in Windows?
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The computer keyboard has been my keyboard for a while.
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That's a prime cut of GAS justification right there. Live the dream. Though if you want to work with the arturia collection, you also need a keylab. Buy both!
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I haven't softsynthd in forever but yeah their Easel jeez.
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Startyde posted:I haven't softsynthd in forever but yeah their Easel jeez. The Easel is really, really good. It encouraged me to get a 0-Coast and I've been delighted by that. Fingers crossed Behringer put out a $300 Buchla soon.
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If anyone's using Serum or a similar wavetable synth and want a TON of wavetables to use (including some from Omnisphere  ) check it out:https://www.xferrecords.com/forums/serum/the-wavetables-thread
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Plavski posted:That's a prime cut of GAS justification right there. Live the dream. Somebody who knows nothing about MIDI keyboards is going to see this post one day and actually follow it.
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Electric Bugaloo posted:Somebody who knows nothing about MIDI keyboards is going to see this post one day and actually follow it. then they'll have two really good midi keyboards and will be forever happy
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Plavski posted:then they'll have two really good midi keyboards Plavski posted:and will be forever happy
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AnnoyBot posted:What's everyone using to route audio between processes in Windows? I have a really stupid setup. I have an Audigy 2 with the breakout box installed as well as a MOTU Ultralite MK3. The main outputs of the Ultralite are plugged into the Audigy 2 breakout RCA in. I set my Ultralite returns to 7-8. So, let's say I am watching something on YouTube I want to sample. I set my main outputs to MOTU Analog 7-8 and then create an audio channel in Ableton to 11/12 (return input). I can then sample directly from there. Like I said, I have a terrible setup and it's retarded as hell, but it works.
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Okay here's a draft of my thing for the synth compilation. It's an instrumental version of a fingerpicky classical guitar/folk song I've been working on. The original has lyrics, but they're only half done at the moment. Kinda tempted to try them out through a vocoder on this version, if I get them finished in time. https://soundcloud.com/danwarren/sail-or-anchor-synth-instrumental
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stillvisions posted:
Late, but that's common. The compressor isn't quick enough. Add a tad of attack to your VCA to avoid it. Also, it does a great echo if you feed a reverb into it. The compressor pulls up the reverb tail and it sounds amazing. Tan Dumplord fucked around with this message at 21:24 on Jan 14, 2018 |
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I just found out my Keystep can trigger the arp clock on on my Juno 6 perfectly. I was looking at buying a tr-626 specifically to trigger it so I’m stoked I don’t have to spend the money. Is there a bigger version of the keystep? I would love if they’d put out a 61 full size key version that’s otherwise exactly the same feature set. It’s such a good little controller.
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Hey, like 4 pages ago I asked for help on making string synth patches. I got given a lot of good advice. I don't have anything post-worthy yet, but I've had a lot of fun and am learning a lot. So cheers for the pointers!
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Arturia's going a little modular-crazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc7QCOe5lcw e: haa, beat you by one minute  VVV
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The gently caress is this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwOia0T-4jE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiBopJmgmkI Minibrute 2 - 48 patch points Yeesh, 575 Queens pounds, 650 euros... that's a decent chunk to pay for it. Plavski fucked around with this message at 15:01 on Jan 15, 2018 |
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Dumb question but I recently made some room for a dedicated setup rather than putting everything back in their boxes after I finished up, and I was thinking about tossing a sheet over it all (including some pedals and a practice head with cab) for a dust cover, but then I started worrying about maybe static electricity being a problem, especially since it's winter. Am I being an idiot?
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Detective Thompson posted:Dumb question but I recently made some room for a dedicated setup rather than putting everything back in their boxes after I finished up, and I was thinking about tossing a sheet over it all (including some pedals and a practice head with cab) for a dust cover, but then I started worrying about maybe static electricity being a problem, especially since it's winter. Am I being an idiot? Probably. I put sheets/t-shirts/pants/whatever over my gear so it doesn't collect dust. Been doing this for years with 0 problems and it gets dry and static-y as hell in the winter where I live.
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I have two dogs, should I start worrying about dust? poo poo, i don't really have an easy way to cover my setup.
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Dyna Soar posted:I have two dogs, should I start worrying about dust? poo poo, i don't really have an easy way to cover my setup. buy a couple of sheets from a discount clothing store or something
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Plavski posted:buy a couple of sheets from a discount clothing store or something Thanks for the tip. Idk, maybe synths are more susceptible to dust than other music gear, like amps.
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Thanks, I was just being a little bit of a worrywart about that I guess.
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Dyna Soar posted:Thanks for the tip. Pro-tip: If you use your gear, it won't collect dust. (j/k - never stop buying new gear)
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Oldstench posted:Pro-tip: If you use your gear, it won't collect dust. corollary: keep selling your gear and it will never be around long enough to gather dust
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Oldstench posted:Pro-tip: If you use your gear, it won't collect dust. Yeah i use em almost every day, i just dont move them much
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If your synths get dusty, get an ostrich feather duster. They’re cheap and work fast.
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Makeup brushes are great for dusting synth stuff without bumping knobs too bad.
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Tayter Swift posted:Makeup brushes are great for dusting synth stuff without bumping knobs too bad. they're also great for giving an old synth a renewed self-confidence #beautiful #sexysynth #junoimworthit #stillnotoberheim
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Plavski posted:they're also great for giving an old synth a renewed self-confidence #casiohlala #kawaiikawai #enmogue
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Startyde posted:no input spring reverb plucking.w64 There's a dedicated piece of hardware for that: http://www.electrofaustus.com/ef110-blackfly/ There's also a eurorack version.
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stillvisions posted:There's a dedicated piece of hardware for that: http://www.electrofaustus.com/ef110-blackfly/
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