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haha

Just spotted this video on You Tube and linked it on my blog.

Really nice video tutorial on making an 808 with Massive.
Great for kicks or basses i guess!

http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/e ... m-massive/

domain broken?

Works fine here?

breakitdown wrote:Works fine here?

yup, seems to work now. Not sure what happened. Whereabouts in oz are you from? Sydney here

amphibian wrote:

breakitdown wrote:Works fine here?

yup, seems to work now. Not sure what happened. Whereabouts in oz are you from? Sydney here

Nice! Hong Kong
But from the Uk.

Hey,

A new tutorial up up on my blog - A tutorial on making a dark, gritty bass stab with Massive.

http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/d ... -tutorial/

Hey guys,

As well as tutorials for Massive, i'm going to do short interviews with established producers within the electronic music world about their thoughts and processes on the topic of sound design every month. Although not always relevant to your specific genre, always something that can be learned from other producers i think!

First up we welcome Charlie May.

As the architect behind many of the stylistic blueprint shifts in dance since the early heady days of acid house, Charlie May knows a thing or two about what makes a dance floor tick. One half of revered progressive house pioneers Spooky; the engineer and producer of many of Sasha’s biggest singles and albums; highly respected solo producer in his own right, May has remained at the vivacious beating heart of house since the early ’90s.

http://www.massivesynth.com/useful-arti ... interview/

If you prefer i stick to dubstep etc on this forum, let me know and i'll only post interviews relevant to this genre - thought some of you guys might find it interesting non the less!

Also, i mention in the interview an older interview with these guys talking about Burial being an influence on the second Involver album - in fact in this interview you can hear the unrealed 'dubstep' influenced versions of the Involver2 tracks... very much darker than the released version. Let me know if you want to hear this and i'll dig it out!

Hey guys,

No tutorial this week, but thought these might be of use!

Although there are no keyboard shortcuts for Massive, there are some modifier keys...
http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/m ... s-massive/

&

The "hidden modulators" in Massive – the internal envelopes.
http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/h ... s-massive/

Hey it's been a while since i updated the blog massivesynth.com - i've been on holiday the past couple weeks... but will be back to business from now on with more tutorials for Massive.

To kick off i welcome DFRNT to answer a few questions on his processes and thoughts.

"DFRNT has an impressive DIY ethic. Producing deep, engulfing synthesized dubstep"

http://www.massivesynth.com/useful-arti ... ons-dfrnt/

Nice one Steve - hadn't noticed this till now - I also posted a couple of threads for this!

Love the style DFRNT, good stuff

Nice one - looking forward to playing together in Bristol in November.

New tutorial up on the blog, this week covering hi hat creation with the noise OSC and the performance modulator.
Whilst the hat's sound is quite basic, with a bit of work you could get some very nice sounds and patterns out it.

http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/c ... s-massive/

Working on a load of new ones, sorry - been a bit slow theses past couple of weeks with a new job and been on holiday - writing a pile of new ones this week

Also added a new tutorial for members on using the band reject filter for sweeps.

The subscribers tutorials now include:

• Boards of Canada "Phasing chords" technique with stepper modulator
  Routing within Massive
  Insert effects in Massive
  The Bypass function in Massive
  The Band Reject filter for sweeps

More coming soon

Drop in your email on the blog to get these (btw they are a chain of autoresponders, so you will get them as email in order every few days).
More coming soon,

Always great!

I keep recommending!

PS: Nice tunes on your Soundcloud, listened through all of them the other day. Need to buy the album (I will)

contakt321 wrote:Always great!

I keep recommending!

PS: Nice tunes on your Soundcloud, listened through all of them the other day. Need to buy the album (I will)

Nice one! Thanks
Glad the blog is a help.

New EP out shortley also !!
you can hear the tracks on soundcloud (Moth and Wet/twilight)

Nice one Steve!

Hey

Next tutorial on my blog www.massivesynth.com is from Christian Meyer.

His video tutorial cover setting up a bass sound with Macro controls to control key elements.
Although the macros control set up is quite simple in Massive, setting up the controls across multiple elements can really make a difference to patch control - especially in a live environment or for tweaking out live whilst jamming in the studio.

You can find the tutorial here:

http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/m ... s-massive/

Hope you find it useful

Cheers for this, I never did know how to use macros!