try messing with the waveform of the LFO, use a saw wave or similiar wave that starts up and goes down, and then mess about with the cutoff settings on the lfo and filter to make that plucky sound..

As said you have to activate retrigger, this makes the wobble start over every time a new note is pressed

A way around this could be to only post snippets of tracks that are done (and really done) in low bitrate and with volume fades and voiceovers .. this way you can create hype around a track without giving anything away. This also looks way more serious than just posting everything you have done with ...

I used to use samples, but lately i've been synthesizing my own. I might be 'just' a sine wave, but i find you can change the sub better to your likings if using a synth

i am very well aware that a sub usually is just a sine wave, but whenever i try to make it i dont think the result is optimal not even if i put other waves and lowpass for more harmonics.. i just cant figure out how to make it so full sounding and i think alot of sub bass samples has that extra ...

Been looking to buy some sample packs for my productions, but i am in doubt about which to choose. Most of the sample packs i find contains loads of loops which i dont need at all and therefore dont want to pay for. Ideally id like something with just a SHITLOAD of drum/perc/wierd sounds and some ...