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I've searched the bible, but apparently not good enough. I know it's staring me straight in the face. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thx in advance.

Yeah that is a bit expensive, but I've got to admit that would be a hell of a lot of fun to play around with. buttons Buttons BUTTONS!

Well yeah I mean that's kind of obvious, but still there's like this distinct pattern, especially on the hihat and snare work I think. Like some are early and some late. I know it sounds like I'm answering my own question here but I'm just wondering if he actually places every single hit manually ar...

So I know it's not dubstep, but FlyLo's beats have this perfect sloppyness to them that is so hard for me to nail. I can't describe it, I guess you'd have to listen to Los Angeles to know what I'm talking about, but all the drum hit's are just a little bit off, but in a really unique and distinct wa...

damn dude wasn't expecting that, you got some skill keep it up

You can alter the shape of the attack in Albino3, quite a nice feature. Your using Albino2 I take it? oh shit i just figured that out right before I read this....just what I was looking for. I told you the answer was staring me straight in the face! :D . I'm using Albino 3 for the records, thx mang.

Brisance wrote:

xPARAMETERx wrote:I can't get it to cycle like an LFO.

just retrigger it.

I mean yeah that works, but still I can't really alter the shape of the attack other than it's length, I want complete control! Bwahahahaha

Oh man I can see the flames now, please don't hate me! Yes, I've read the wobble bible so on and so forth. I currently use Albino, but as far as LFO's are concerned it seems like I'm stuck using like 4 or 5 basic LFO waveforms as modulators with no real flexibility, unless of course I use the Mod En...

yes thats real nice, seems kind of sloppy at first but then mixes in the best way...maybe a little more percussion

Yeah right now I'm cutting them all at 150hz and then blending them together with no other EQ actually and it sounds sweeeeeet. Maybe it's more about using quality samples? Thx for the help

What up dsf fam... So when it comes to snares, apparently it's best to take the top, mid, and bottom from a few different snares to give it that nice big smack. My question is, what frequency ranges do you guys recommend. I'm thinking 20-100 for lows, 100-1000 for mids, 1000-20000 for highs? I suppo...