nooB question I suppose. Is it possible in Live to set a velocity curve to controll another parameter? For example the harder i strike the key triggering a 909 hi-hat opens up the decay more and more. Or the harder I hit maybe that alters pitch? I assume this is not a crazy concept, I just haven't ...

in other genres of music, many people will use the same instrument..... a gibson les paul through a marshall head and cab for instance...... using that setup won't make you a rockstar, your songs will. yeah, and thats (partly) why i find so much rock and guitar based music boring. but, you are righ...

hey i grew up real close to long beach... you know Cerritos?
although, i couldnt tell you where to look for decent techno around there....

yes and judging from your next post, i think what you are analysing is definitely not a sine wave. it may look similar although i doubt it but its not a sine.. also filtering a sine wave is pointless (unless in special cases), either hi- or low- passing.. cause its only one frequency, nothing to fi...

http://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/Product_FreqAnalyst/ Blue Cat's FreqAnalyst Price: Freeware Supported Platforms: Windows-VST / Windows-DirectX Download: DirectX installer / VST installer / Skins Included in Bundle: Free Pack ok, so i'm giving this one a try, and it does a similar thing that in...

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nospin wrote:is it normal for a wide range of frequencies to appear, when looking at a single sine wave? do they all do this?

thats not normal. there must be something wrong

could something else be wrong, besides inspector just isnt very good?

i'm looking for some recommendations to try out, besides inspector. this is the only one i've ever spent time with, but i'm not sure how accurate it is. is it normal for a wide range of frequencies to appear, when looking at a single sine wave? do they all do this? what features do you look for in a...

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