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Last edited by Daniel_Schneider on Sun Jan 15, 2012 4:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I'll wait for you to explain that one a little more as I can't grasp it.s.k. wrote:easy. take a saw wave. hi-pass at the third harmonic. low-pass on the fifth harmonic. you have a major triad. downside is the notes will not be equally loud so you gotta either eq or boost the lowpass resonance more.AK wrote:I can't grasp how a chord can be made from a single oscillator.
about FM - yes it is easier, and too - an FM synth can do stuff that a subtractive can only dream of.
ur joking right? about the single oscilltor thing - well its not exactly a chord in means that it does not sound the same, but the tonal relations are the same.
a saw - 50hz, 100hz, 150hz, 200hz, 250hz...
150hz, 200hz, 250hz - a chord. the ratio is all that matters - 3:1 + 4:1 + 5:1 = a triad. substitute the Hz of a chord in this formula and you will see its true.
a saw - 50hz, 100hz, 150hz, 200hz, 250hz...
150hz, 200hz, 250hz - a chord. the ratio is all that matters - 3:1 + 4:1 + 5:1 = a triad. substitute the Hz of a chord in this formula and you will see its true.
sounds like a pretty gay scene then.Smear wrote:::BLM:: wrote: Obviously that's a pretty hard line I'm taking but i've been involved with the breakcore scene in the past, and hearing a Richard Devine track in the same set as someone who's put an Amen break through dblue Glitch, and on top of that put a Madonna song through distortion(and managed to get it on vinyl!), is pretty offensive. But as you say there are subtle methods, but there's also frauds among us
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lolmnj wrote:Smear wrote:sounds like a pretty gay scene then.::BLM:: wrote: Obviously that's a pretty hard line I'm taking but i've been involved with the breakcore scene in the past, and hearing a Richard Devine track in the same set as someone who's put an Amen break through dblue Glitch, and on top of that put a Madonna song through distortion(and managed to get it on vinyl!), is pretty offensive. But as you say there are subtle methods, but there's also frauds among us