well i think there's no need to explain it exactly to you, i'm sure you know what i mean.. (@steevio) anyway, when i get the cash needed i'm definitely buying a mixer too, if only for the looks of it :lol: who cares how it sounds... no seriously mate, i'm not sure what you mean. bloody sunday... i ...

well i think there's no need to explain it exactly to you, i'm sure you know what i mean.. (@steevio)
anyway, when i get the cash needed i'm definitely buying a mixer too, if only for the looks of it who cares how it sounds...

...if so, then tens of thousands of engineers and musicians have been deluding themselves for the last 60 years... actually that woudn't surprise me at all, as has happend more than once or twice in history, for example all people deluded themselves that earth is flat for even a longer time! human ...

infact anything which shapes a waveform is distortion, but there are many types of distortion, harmonic, intermodulation, etc etc.. amen to that. right let me introduce one then - digitally clipping a (crappy) convertor :). here is a clip of a bassdrum i made by clipping the korg emx1's convertors ...

yeah maybe my words were a bit too extreme

damn surely getting rectified for this... whatever i think that analogue overdriving is the biggest myth. excuse me guys but all the waveforms you posted do not differ much from pure clipping, just to various degrees. ableton's saturator has more clipping-sweetspots for sure, or at least the same am...

why do people even care about this jerk anymore

DeeperDub wrote:there can't be enough bass

from samplebanks? you must be joking...