a big swedish thumbs up from me ;)

EDIT: so i just checked out the argon10 n looks alright to me, im no big expert on subs but looks to have everything you need, i mean if your just getting it to get a different feel for your productions then im pretty sure it'll do fine, just keep lookin around ...

dbaxx wrote:on a serious note, definitely spend the extra hundo and get this bad boy http://www.krksys.com/krk-subwoofers/10s.html should be about $399, worth every penny.

The Jackhammer seems to work... What a weapon! How anyone affords that is just beyond me

On the serious note, thanks for the tip!

Wow, a lot of knowledge regarding subwoofers here on DSforum..

So i'm about to buy a subwoofer for music purpose, and maybe to check how the sub fits in the mix etc..
My budget isn't very good, so some where between 200-300 dollars.

I have a couple of Samson Studio monitors, so something that fits well with them I suppose :)

I've looked at a Argon sub 10 ...

Your sub doesn't really need to follow every twist and turn of your lead or bass. You won't hear the tiny variations anyway. Maybe just layer a straight sine underneath and see what it sounds like?

You can also get plugins that add sub bass harmonics. Waves do one called rbass, and there is ...

Well, I don't know if I understand you correctly but if you're using a LFO outside of the synth, just hook that same LFO up to the volume of your sub?
Or if it isn't a global LFO, copy the filter (plus automation) to your subtrack but hook it to volume instead of whatever it was hooked on (I assume ...

Hey there everybody!

I've created quite a large bass using fm8, modulated with the arpeggiator and then through a LFO-filter, (outside FM).
My question is this, since the bassline is very complex i'm wondering how i'll get my sub to fit perfect with the pattern.

Is there a super easy way maybe ...