thats pretty good! how did you do it? any particular scale? i noticed on some of the tron stuff it sounds like they have multiple overlapping arpeggios, i don't know how they get them in tune. i'd like to get hold of a midi file as its the music theory side i find hardest. http://sebastianwolff.inf...

Ive been messing around with recreating those sounds to help improve my understanding of synthesis since it first came out. i play around with it when i have a little free time and dealing with writer's block, here's my most recent attempt, getting close, but without all that sexy hardware it's stil...

on the deadmau5 tune i dont think its an illusion, there are a ton of hits layered up, not as much as 10, but at least 2-4 that hit on every beat and then hats on the off beat. not sure if thats what you were asking for, or if you even asking a question....

Hoborg wrote:no AU versions = sad Logic user

http://www.kvraudio.com/db/vstau_manager_by_vstau

really easy, just install your VST of choice and it will automatically find and wrap as an AU when you start logic

PR1NCE wrote:i actually just started messing around with the performer at bit in the LFO... and having the two triangles in one square kind of helps out.. quite there... but .

beat me to it. yeah, most likely its the performer rather than an LFO

theres also this....



....was really hoping that was an april fools joke.....

deadly habit wrote:god what horrid snare sound choice on both those, shitty no impact white noise business

agree, but then again i hear a lot of shitty snares in current metal, so it's easy for me to tune out

Rudebrat, from what i can tell he does (insert moniker of choice)-step remixes of metal tunes. havent heard any of his original stuff, but i think this might help you get an idea

Don't know if you've tried already, but you might be able to get the trem effect with the vibrato under the "OSC" tab in Massive. Also, select mono on the vibrato for a more focused and less chaotic modulation.

regroove then? ive always gotten fairly good results using the random velocity function. if it sounds to much like you edited them in groups, what about selecting a smaller group at a time to edit? other than that i dont really know, but there is this thread that might help you, http://dubstepforum....

open up the tool window and in the "sequencer tools" section theres a note velocity area. just highlight your midi notes, choose your settings and hit apply

Bumping this up because it's awesome. I downloaded the demo of photosounder to try it out and the whole not being able to save is kind of annoying. I tried the link for the monalisa-au, but it takes me to a forbidden page in japanese and after searching around I haven't been able to find a free alte...

pretty much an empty rack, just a mastering suite (always start with this bypassed) and the 14 channel mixer. im also really digging the idea of the delay and unison as aux sends on the drums, thanks for that therapist

I didnt mean to just sample it and use it outright, you would still need to process it. the suggestion of sampling was just a quick way to get some good sounding top end kick sounds without searching through a ton of random samples that you would probably end up having to EQ the hell out of anyway.

just a sample with a lot of top end click, kinda whats popular in heavy metal right now because guitars and basses are tuning lower and lower and there needs to be a way for the kick to cut through. throw it through some parallel distortion and maybe a little parallel compression. or just sample a k...

I've been playing pretty steadily for 10+ years, played in bands and quit that because I didn't feel like dealing with unwarranted egos and started getting into producing to become the next Trent Reznor and gradually started getting into more electronic stuff. I play a lot of metal, At The Gates, Th...

when ever these types of reason 4 questions come about, for some reason thor's wavetable oscillators never come up. brilliant little guys these are, and if youre diligent you'll find a couple that set you about 3/4 of the way to making the "yoy" sound.

Nicklewound: what i posted was half of what i have, but its essentially all ive got so far. im working on making something of it, im just notoriously slow at writing right now because im isolating learning how to create the different parts, this being what i was happy with after working out a drum p...

i guess since i've recently come out of the woodwork, i may as well start getting opinions about how ive interpreted all the info ive been accumulating from here. you cant hide forever and expect to get better i suppose, but first feedback. Deniss1: Really digging how big those intro pads are soundi...