also as usual a very short delay... and maybe use a square wave OSC
Is there like a post about this kind of sound every day now?

I've actually worked with just audio before, and liked the result (especially mixdown wise, it got exceptionally good for some reason), I might just try to dive back into that. :) Too bad i live in a rural area and the only other producer around here I know prefers producing alone, so I guess collab...

that's a great idea! I guess taking the productions to a piece of paper in a more abstract way would also be a great variation of your idea. Might try that too.

Hey DSF, I haven't had a lot of time for producing recently since I've been studying for tests and been making live music a lot, so I sort of got a look at the bigger picture of how I produce and it made me realize that I've been limiting my creativity more and more since I began the whole writing &...

Hey DSF, I was just wondering what it would sound like if you used a reese as a carrier sound in a vocoder; however the standard vocoder plugins in FL don't really support this kind of thing. Couldn't find any vocoder of this sort on google either. Why is that? Or do you know a vocoder with a nice s...

Thanks for posting! Just realized my transients are probably trash, really need to get to work on them... so far, layering with snares i sampled from some random end 70s - early 80s records produced interesting results

Hey DSF, been a while since i posted anything, but I'm just gonna go straight ahead and hope I don't make people mad by posting this in this subboard: How would you go about making a snare like this? the transient is crazy agressive and the body is perfect, it seems to have very little midrange apar...

I swear you can get the same effect of detuning 2 sine waves. of course, because the phases cancel out. volume LFO is simpler and better solution though. @Undrig: vintagewarmer or some type of saturation / softsaturation with a LPF after it works too instead of overdrive. However i did not resample...

^these but also a good fill can totally pull you into the riddim of the track

Hello i have been trying to get a nice metallic sound to some new heavy basses in massive like Mantis/exude/getter etc and i got it somewhat with the short delay trick but its not heavy enough, could anyone explain how to get it or maybe there is a better way to do the delay trick? what kinda Filte...

-shakers
-fill at the end of a sequence
of course this isn't going to help if your drum sequence consists of 4 / 8 bars the same thing.

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SunkLo wrote:Sony MDR 7520s or Senn HD 600s

Well damn, those 7520s sure sound interesting. They're ~350€+ around here though, gonna have to see if I can find them cheaper anywhere else.

Don't like the Y-cable on the HD600 too much, and I read that the cable breaks easily and is hard to replace.

Alright thanks for the input guys, I'll take all that into consideration

Regarding Dt990, this notion of them not being neutral is a bit BS imo. They translate their sound very well to other systems. Nothing seems overly hyped to me in anyway. Certainly not in comparison to other high end headphones. Comfort imo, you can't beat the beyers. Thanks for your input, just fo...

Well this thread is highly relevant to my interests right now. I am going to have up to ~250-300€ budget for new headphones in october so i want to get proper cans. I don't think open / closed matters much, even though I haven't ever owned open headphones (thoughts on this?) Am i going to need an am...

Just wanted to throw this in there too: These headphones have 60Ohm impedance, which means some onboard sound chips in PCs / laptops might not handle it well. I know my sound chip didn't, cutting off the lows at higher volumes, so be sure yours is able to handle it, or maybe get a really cheap PCI s...

The bassline itself (the synth one) sounds exactly like a really high resonance LPF on a certain frequency on a square wave playing a note that resonates in that weird way on the LPF and then resampled. That's like 1 minute of work in sytrus or most other synths ( though sytrus' LPF does make it sou...

did you have to make up that name? Anyways sounds like a reverb tail on a slice of the vocal reversed, layered with a pad and the synth blips which is probably a sine wave at a high octave distorted / bitcrushed progressively throughout the sound, as you can hear. (use automation)

http://www.tonedeaf.com.au/news/international-news/306773/3d-print-mp3-vinyl-record.htm Discuss. Of course it's not perfect yet, but in a few years the precision of 3D printers might actually make this viable. What do you think? What level of precision would be required to make an OK-sounding vinyl ...