Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Mr 50 » Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:53 pm

Gravehill wrote:this is how skrillex was able to invent dubstep and DnB.

wow! what a guy! :)
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by RmoniK » Fri Dec 14, 2012 1:55 pm

Still no sytrus for mac. :(

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by outdropt » Fri Dec 14, 2012 2:20 pm

Gravehill wrote: (fm8 is impossible to crack because of the complex routing engine)

This sir, is a false statement.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by mthrfnk » Fri Dec 14, 2012 4:17 pm

Gravehill wrote:Theres a reason that pro producers like skrillex and big choclates use fm8 and not massive. massive is good for when you are first starting out and you need some cracked synth (fm8 is impossible to crack because of the complex routing engine) but when you get better you want to upgrade to fm8. when you send your track to a professional for master if you have 3 db of headroom the transients in massive gets squashed and clipped whereas the transients in fm8 retain an analog and warm sound fm8 has an fm mastering transient-retention engine and upgraded analog sound engine with tubes inside the synth. this is how skrillex was able to invent dubstep and DnB. if you listen to my name is skrillex ep it sounds like dogs baloney because he was using massive still because he was poor but then he got money and bought fm8 and made scary monsters listen to it you can tell the fm routing right away in the sounds
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Augment » Fri Dec 14, 2012 4:29 pm

sunny_b_uk wrote:
Sure_Fire wrote:Sytrus anyone?
:mrgreen: yes especially since every image-line plugin is $45 at the moment.
OP just buy sytrus, its as high quality as fm8 and its dirt cheap for the next week or so.
Love sytrus, prefer it over fm8, although I like FM8's design more.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by bkwsk » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:02 pm

Gravehill wrote:Theres a reason that pro producers like skrillex and big choclates use fm8 and not massive. massive is good for when you are first starting out and you need some cracked synth (fm8 is impossible to crack because of the complex routing engine) but when you get better you want to upgrade to fm8. when you send your track to a professional for master if you have 3 db of headroom the transients in massive gets squashed and clipped whereas the transients in fm8 retain an analog and warm sound fm8 has an fm mastering transient-retention engine and upgraded analog sound engine with tubes inside the synth. this is how skrillex was able to invent dubstep and DnB. if you listen to my name is skrillex ep it sounds like dogs baloney because he was using massive still because he was poor but then he got money and bought fm8 and made scary monsters listen to it you can tell the fm routing right away in the sounds

FM8 IS A SERIES OF TUBES!!! :corndance: :corndance:
Gravehill wrote:this is how skrillex was able to invent dubstep and DnB
Gravehill wrote:this is how skrillex was able to invent dubstep and DnB
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by OfficialDAPT » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:20 pm

Ok I can see how you might think Skrillex invented dubstep.... but DnB????? :lol:
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Rappone » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:38 pm

Was gravehill serious??? Damn son, you're wrong on so many levels.

As for buying FM8, I already have it, was just wondering whether I should dig into it's roots. And I decided I will.
As for mastering one or the other, I think I can work on both without losing myself

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by outdropt » Fri Dec 14, 2012 6:50 pm

Take a deep breath guys, i think we have a troll.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Gravehill » Sat Dec 15, 2012 7:25 pm

bkwsk wrote:

FM8 IS A SERIES OF TUBES!!! :corndance: :corndance:
XD

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Coolschmid » Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:10 pm

u cant make wobble bass with massive anymore tbh as theres no more good tutorials,

in order 2 wobble the best u need FM8 , F stands for the F osciltor where the sound come out and m stands for music because thats what you make with it,

and gravehill ur wrong fm8 can be hacked my friend is taking a computer science class at his school and he is learning how to hack things and he says that he is going to be able to hack fm8 in a week or so hes getting closer so ur wrong

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by OfficialDAPT » Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:16 pm

Coolschmid wrote:u cant make wobble bass with massive anymore tbh as theres no more good tutorials,

in order 2 wobble the best u need FM8 , F stands for the F osciltor where the sound come out and m stands for music because thats what you make with it,

and gravehill ur wrong fm8 can be hacked my friend is taking a computer science class at his school and he is learning how to hack things and he says that he is going to be able to hack fm8 in a week or so hes getting closer so ur wrong
Lol what the fuck...

Anyways, I'm about to dive into FM8 wish me luck. After listening to Kill the Noise, I want to make so whacky-ass sounds that no one else uses. I've been using massive up to this point and it's a good synth.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Coolschmid » Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:46 pm

I am guessing that the guttural-ness of his noises aren't directly related to FM synthesis. The FM provides the base tones, but I feel that most of the wackiness is coming from filtering/eq modulation.

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Rappone » Sat Dec 15, 2012 8:55 pm

^ Yeah but the synthesis counts alot too

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Augment » Sat Dec 15, 2012 9:46 pm

Not sure if you guys are trolling, but KTN's basses are mostly Modern talking and filtering, distortion and some compression
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Sinergy » Sat Dec 15, 2012 11:15 pm

blinkesko wrote:Not sure if you guys are trolling, but KTN's basses are mostly Modern talking and filtering, distortion and some compression
that is seriously your answer to just about every synthesis question in regards to midrange stuff.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Augment » Sun Dec 16, 2012 12:03 am

Well, it's true.
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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by bkwsk » Sun Dec 16, 2012 12:30 am

Coolschmid wrote:u cant make wobble bass with massive anymore tbh as theres no more good tutorials,

in order 2 wobble the best u need FM8 , F stands for the F osciltor where the sound come out and m stands for music because thats what you make with it,

and gravehill ur wrong fm8 can be hacked my friend is taking a computer science class at his school and he is learning how to hack things and he says that he is going to be able to hack fm8 in a week or so hes getting closer so ur wrong

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by ill mindset » Sun Dec 16, 2012 2:20 am

Coolschmid wrote:u cant make wobble bass with massive anymore tbh as theres no more good tutorials,

in order 2 wobble the best u need FM8 , F stands for the F osciltor where the sound come out and m stands for music because thats what you make with it,

and gravehill ur wrong fm8 can be hacked my friend is taking a computer science class at his school and he is learning how to hack things and he says that he is going to be able to hack fm8 in a week or so hes getting closer so ur wrong
What are you guys talking about? Cracked versions of FM8 are everywhere. Sometimes I think there are more than one internet cause people be clueless. -q-

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Re: Synthesizers: FM8 vs MASSIVE

Post by Augment » Sun Dec 16, 2012 2:26 am

ill mindset wrote:
Coolschmid wrote:u cant make wobble bass with massive anymore tbh as theres no more good tutorials,

in order 2 wobble the best u need FM8 , F stands for the F osciltor where the sound come out and m stands for music because thats what you make with it,

and gravehill ur wrong fm8 can be hacked my friend is taking a computer science class at his school and he is learning how to hack things and he says that he is going to be able to hack fm8 in a week or so hes getting closer so ur wrong
What are you guys talking about? Cracked versions of FM8 are everywhere. Sometimes I think there are more than one internet cause people be clueless. -q-
They're trolling...
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