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Audeka
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Resampling Reese Tutorial

Post by Audeka » Sat Oct 13, 2012 11:43 pm

Whats good dsf! We did a resampling tutorial.

Hope you find it useful :)

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Re: Resampling Reese Tutorial

Post by mthrfnk » Sun Oct 14, 2012 1:05 am

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Re: Resampling Reese Tutorial

Post by puzzlefactory » Sun Oct 14, 2012 8:15 am

Nice little tutorial. Learned a couple of new things. I never thought of detuning a sample by playing two notes next to each other. Also never really Eqed out frequencies around 200-250 Hz, i've always notched out higher frequencies (around 500 Hz), so there are a couple of things here that i'm going to try out.
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Re: Resampling Reese Tutorial

Post by Audeka » Sun Oct 14, 2012 1:38 pm

puzzlefactory wrote:Nice little tutorial. Learned a couple of new things. I never thought of detuning a sample by playing two notes next to each other. Also never really Eqed out frequencies around 200-250 Hz, i've always notched out higher frequencies (around 500 Hz), so there are a couple of things here that i'm going to try out.
Good to hear!
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