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Today I started to try sampling a bit. I'm fairly new to producing and don't really have any experience with samplers. But one thing that annoyed me with the sampler I have started to use (EXS24), Was that as the pitch raised, the speed went up to. Are there any way to prevent this and set the speed...

unforantely, I only have mac so can't use that plugin :C I have got a somewhat similar sound by using two saw waves with short decay, bit-crusher and an alpass filter, but wished i had that plugin :I it could have been very useful for other stuff too. like an 8-bit accordion

a pretty cool sound originally from a donkey kong game i think. I would greatly appreciate knowing how to make it if anyone has time

1:55, not the funky lead synth, but the other one in the background

a synth that reminds me of a SNES boss battle possibly zelda, but I can't put my finger on what game and song it was. its a string-ish sound
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apparently, im dreaming about starting a folk music band

explain these musical terms?:

- RAM
- are VST just another word for plugin?
- phase
- ring mod
- limiter
- ensemble
- flanger
- rate
- treble

Im sure there are something good here, but its 70 pages and most of them are just soundclouds which doesnt work for some reason (is that only me?) so what do you think is the best tutorial? (As there are three pages on youtube and it takes hours to watch through all of them.

jesus?

so, does anybody have a great video-tutorial for making a (not so super mega distorted heavy) great-sounding reese bass? don't really care to look to the whole thread and almost none of the sound is working for me :I

yah, I have kontakt with komplete ultimate, but there wasn't really any good voices there besides a few legato voices in "factory library". tried to download that vosox, but it said that it could only be downloaded on cracked kontakts, so guess i just have to make "some" money

the voxos one looks like exactly what I need, but Mama J, 799?

The melodic minor scale works quite well for achieving a pirate feel. Then you need a melody that is quite repetitive since pirates tend to sing like 100 verses over the same chord changes. It should be only a 4-bar melody/progression since pirates can't afford to think too hard about something lik...

oh, didn't know secret ninja was wrong section. remembered seeing "dubstep only" somewhere in the rules, so thought I couldn't post it in production, hardware, technical,

sounds good. laughed a bit on that title though

I was wondering if any of you had some great tips for how to get your song more pirate-like. like scales, instruments, time signature etc etc.

I want to know where (if it even exists) you can get staccato vocals that says stuff like "ho, ha, ti"
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I know the two examples probably are real voices, but hope you get me point

Earthbound

a sound I really love and that is used in a lot of songs. its a tweak on the super saw, but i can't figure out exactly what 0:53 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CZ3T9eV1Nk 1:42 and 23:49 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHbO17o7m-Q 2:47 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D--2NQZenJk I prefer massive

cool, I'll check that thread