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alternatively instead of limiting yourself you could make a major stack as well... just copy and paste the first instrument and change the notes that are played...om unit wrote:
only thing is you are instantly limiting yourself tonally and you will notice that a lot of those tracks that use that minor stack chord basically sound the same.
it's a good thing to add to a tune sparsely in my opinion
good luck!
Can anyone point me in a good direction for using chords in FL? I would like to give this a go. I seem to remember some chord settings in FL but not sure how to use them?om unit wrote:basically they are known as stacks.
you can either program them as minor chords (as the fella above said)
or you can create them using a synth with 3 oscillators
the basic principle is to have a root note (usually the the bottom note) set to 0 (no tuning)
2nd oscillator you could tune to Eb (+3)
3rd to +7
this would make a minor chord basically - then whatever you play would be a minor chord - for the sounds you mentioned you can try combinations of oscillators, maybe saws or chuck a square in - filter it down a bit with low pass - bit of resonance and boom.
only thing is you are instantly limiting yourself tonally and you will notice that a lot of those tracks that use that minor stack chord basically sound the same.
it's a good thing to add to a tune sparsely in my opinion
good luck!
How do you set the bottom note to 0?the basic principle is to have a root note (usually the the bottom note) set to 0 (no tuning)
Bottom note = root note = 0 tuning = untouched pitch of that oscillator, if I'm not mistaken...serox wrote:Can anyone point me in a good direction for using chords in FL? I would like to give this a go. I seem to remember some chord settings in FL but not sure how to use them?om unit wrote:basically they are known as stacks.
you can either program them as minor chords (as the fella above said)
or you can create them using a synth with 3 oscillators
the basic principle is to have a root note (usually the the bottom note) set to 0 (no tuning)
2nd oscillator you could tune to Eb (+3)
3rd to +7
this would make a minor chord basically - then whatever you play would be a minor chord - for the sounds you mentioned you can try combinations of oscillators, maybe saws or chuck a square in - filter it down a bit with low pass - bit of resonance and boom.
only thing is you are instantly limiting yourself tonally and you will notice that a lot of those tracks that use that minor stack chord basically sound the same.
it's a good thing to add to a tune sparsely in my opinion
good luck!
How do you set the bottom note to 0?the basic principle is to have a root note (usually the the bottom note) set to 0 (no tuning)
Gotcha! thnxvertx wrote:
Bottom note = root note = 0 tuning = untouched pitch of that oscillator, if I'm not mistaken...
Good bump, just synthed myself some of these for later.