Serious question, and I probably passed over it in the thread, but: How do you get those neuro-style stabs like in Distantia by Mefjus (which have a higher end) or other stabs that seem to have a lot of low end (like the ones after 44 seconds of this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDTnYTF_lDo...

https://soundcloud.com/patrickreza/reese-test/s-BMMFE made with ableton's in the box stuff :D edit: dunno if the soundcloud player is working but if it doesn't just click the link :D This is awesome. I'm starting to love the twisty messed up reese. Care to go through the general steps? (I understan...

mthrfnk wrote:

ieatfunk wrote: No, it's a song I made using a sample I found

Ooooooh right.
Where'd you get the sample?

Not sure, it was some dnb sample pack

Also interested in this sound, would sound dope in a 128 type thing. yeah, the lil' preview is in 130. My fav' tempo for glitchy neuroness :) what is the example? full track? https://soundcloud.com/ieatfunk/neuro-whomp-example/s-EcLKp yeh... where did you get this? is it a full track? No, it's a so...

These are only previews, that I need feedback on! Please take a listen.

If there's a tune you want feedback on, let me know, I'll check it out!

Soundcloud

Thanks

mthrfnk wrote:

ieatfunk wrote:

mthrfnk wrote:Also interested in this sound, would sound dope in a 128 type thing.

yeah, the lil' preview is in 130. My fav' tempo for glitchy neuroness

what is the example? full track?

Soundcloud

mthrfnk wrote:Also interested in this sound, would sound dope in a 128 type thing.

yeah, the lil' preview is in 130. My fav' tempo for glitchy neuroness

most of this kind of sound manipulation is just using EQ to paint the sound. really eq will get you anywhere. if you use fl make a lowpass in parametric eq 2, and automate that to the timing you want. then for the different timbres, make a notch and automate that too. I'll make an example soon, pro...

Been working on reese basses lately. I keep having this problem where they sound very noisy. Using massive, detuned saws, multiple voices and the pitch cutoff. It sounds like I turned a noise generator on or something? Is this a normal problem any one know how to deal with it? https://soundcloud.co...

Yeah, recovery programs could help. I've had bad experiences with them. Also, I somehow managed to CMD+BACKSPACE my entire folder with every sample, song backup, software setting, synth patch I'd ever made then empty the trash on my Mac, deleting it permanently. Luckily - I had a backup for 90% of i...

^^^ and Beethoven wrote Moonlight Sonata, so I'm inclined to follow his beliefs.

I'm okay at making you usual style reese but I need some help creating something more like this... https://soundcloud.com/ieatfunk/neuro-whomp-example/s-EcLKp I know it doesn't sound technically like a reese, but I'm sure it's using a lot of the same techniques and methods and features in the same g...

dotcurrency wrote:Sounds like some really thick distorted Sine reese rather than your usual "detuned saw" reese.

Hmm, so some thick sine synth, distort, chorus, phase, filter?

Yeah, I've read pretty much every post in that thread and found nothing that's really like it. I had a quick browse on DOA too. Maybe I'm using the wrong adjectives to describe it when searching

https://soundcloud.com/ieatfunk/neuro-whomp-example/s-EcLKp Hey, I'm trying to figure out how to make that sound in my example track. I found a random sample of it and I've been trying to recreate it with no luck. If someone could give me some pointers or links to some good videos that'd be great, ...

It's rare that you would ever need to ADD a sub layer to your synths, if you had a saw in massive at -12 there will already be loads of sub there, so I'd cut that out then introduce just a sine sub. I always use a separate layer. It's easier to mix, gives you more control, allowing you to program in...

I'd go with the MacBook Pro you won't regret it. Windows for audio production is pretty meh... Let's all agree to disagree. Disagree all you want I have a Windows 7 laptop and a MacBook Pro. Both are nice computers both are powerful. The Mac is the one I go to 90% time for Audio / MIDI production. ...

Lawl I love you all and you inability to read

Dustwyrm wrote:

fragments wrote:

Coolschmid wrote:Sounds better?

Yea...let me get another beer before he explains that one...

Let me go cook a bacon sarnie whilst you two research sound cards

AxeD wrote:MAJOR drawback is the Macbook Pro's gpu.. Mostly because it doesn't have one.

For reliability, audio work etc.. it's awesome.

True. I have a PC to game on but not for making music