His stuff's usually pretty decent. Gonna give it a look. Btw, anybody have any suggested reading material that pertains to FM synthesis? Looking for a in-depth PDF or something I might be able to read whilst at work :p
His stuff's usually pretty decent. Gonna give it a look. Btw, anybody have any suggested reading material that pertains to FM synthesis? Looking for a in-depth PDF or something I might be able to read whilst at work :p
rly didnt picture him looking like that in my head at all from his voice haha
but ye gonna check this out later, bout time i learnt to use fm8 properly
His stuff's usually pretty decent. Gonna give it a look. Btw, anybody have any suggested reading material that pertains to FM synthesis? Looking for a in-depth PDF or something I might be able to read whilst at work :p
rly didnt picture him looking like that in my head at all from his voice haha
but ye gonna check this out later, bout time i learnt to use fm8 properly
He looked exponentially weirder with his super long beard before he shaved it.
Re: FM from the ground up using fm8
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 9:55 pm
by Lektrone
Yeah, I thought it was pretty cool. He doesn't really drop too much insight into actual FM synthesis, but if you watch his "How to Bass" series as a whole, he gives you a lot of really cool pointers on how to make some pretty ratchet sounds. Too bad Ableton's vocoder isn't as cool as IL's Vocodex :/ Can't get the standalone players to work in Ableton either.... smfh
Re: FM from the ground up using fm8
Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 2:29 am
by LogiSpark
Digging his new uploading schedule. I think he should stop using stock plugins now, he needs to add more variation to his tracks rather than using syturs, harmor, and vocodex. Would like to see some advanced reese tutorials like the chorus+distortion stacking, the resampling bit is just too easy to learn.
His stuff's usually pretty decent. Gonna give it a look. Btw, anybody have any suggested reading material that pertains to FM synthesis? Looking for a in-depth PDF or something I might be able to read whilst at work :p
"Simon Cann: How to make a noise with FM synthesis"?
I've only read How to make a noise (it was free) but that was really useful, helped me understand so much of filters, signal chains, waveforms etc. Great book, so I'm totally buying the FM one (when I've bought a better fm synth with more than one operator :/).
His books are amazing and basically free.
Re: FM from the ground up using fm8
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:00 am
by ill mindset
LogiSpark wrote:Digging his new uploading schedule. I think he should stop using stock plugins now, he needs to add more variation to his tracks rather than using syturs, harmor, and vocodex. Would like to see some advanced reese tutorials like the chorus+distortion stacking, the resampling bit is just too easy to learn.
#Rant
He is heavily affiliated with Image Line. Several of the FL 11 demo tunes are by him.They may even pay him to use IL plugs almost exclusively