under any influence, change in your life, ect.. thats the wonderful part about writing music is that its a reflection of your life in that moment.. staying inspired and removing certain energies from your life is more important that some "drug" you may do while you try to create. listen t...

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I hate to say this but minimal was a fad. Like trance. Nah, no way, there has been good minimal techno releases long before and after it exploded in popularity. Just like with dubstep, people who are exposed to the shitty "fad" type stuff call it a fad, but really there is a lot of good m...

but charts are about popularity and fashion... so i don't really get your point. it's always the less popular, more underground that is original and different. My point is that shitty minimal is no worse than shitty house or shitty trance. It's because we are interested in good minimal that we get ...

But whether these perceived bass notes can actually interfere with *real* bass tones, I'm not so sure . . . why not ? It's just my hypothesis, let me explain. Take a bunch of sine harmonics playing together that produce a missing fundamental of 300Hz, so your brain is perceiving 300Hz. Now, while t...

mehta wrote: "Missing fundamentals" are a psychoacoustic effect and have nothing to do with differential tones as far as I know ...

I believe they are very closely related. I agree that they're a psychoacoustic effect.

You should try with ableton or something! Not only will you get more oscillators, surely their phase and timing will be much more reliable than using analog gear . . . I just did this stuff in college, I (personally) came to the conclusion that the "missing fundamental" effect was created ...

I do know the difference between beating and missing fundamentals. Subjective tones (sidebands; difference tones, sum tones, missing fundamentals) are ALL examples of interference and distortion caused by the non-linear behaviour of the ear. maybe you are one of the people who hears in overtones ? )...