i've heard great things about the D16 devastor, but i haven't tried it myself so far. using GreaseTube Stereo (free) can be pretty cool imho.

feasible_weasel wrote: you made me jump whenu pressed the snare

haha, same here

why don't you just save it as a 320 mp3 instead of saving and converting it?

file > export > mp3 file > choose where you want to save it > set bitrate to 320 > voilà!

concerning groove templates: if you have some notes in the piano roll for instance straight 16th notes and you want them to shuffle just select them, hit ALT+Q and select the shuffle groove template. there you can adjust the amount, length, etc. of the shuffle easily.

yeh i've just put analyzers on the master, split bass frequencies, drum buss, etc. i hated setting that up everytime i started a new project

that was fast! thanks man

does anyone know how to create and save new templates?

thanks man

magma, that'd be awesome!

Sytrus is awesome! but the learning curve is huge, all I can say is that save your presets regularly because it's really really easy to mess up your sound while your still learning.

definately a good advice!
it happend often enough that i twisted only a few knobs in the modulation matrix and was ...

you choose the insert where your signal comes from, in our example insert 1. then you click "enable send from insert 1 to insert 2" (the button beneath the volume crossfader of each channel).
same for 1 to 3 and 1 to 4.
now your synth signal runs to insert 1 and the signal from insert 1 goes to ...

Yeh i'd also like to know how to split them, im using FL...

i do it that way:
i send my synth (or whatever i want to split) to insert 1, route the signal from insert 1 to inserts 2,3,4 and buss them together in insert 5. now you can control hi, mid and low seperately (inserts 2,3,4 after EQ or ...

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thanks mate

Lowpass wrote:is that how they get those subs so meaty?