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blingasaurus rex posted:Ableton 7. I don't think I meant bandpass filter, I think I meant a brickwall high/low cut filter. Logic has one, I want to be able to eliminate everything above/below a certain frequency. I think you can probably do it in Ableton but I think it's more complicated than it has to be. Or maybe I'm dumb. Lets see.. Audio effects > "Auto filter" "EQ Three" "EQ Eight" "Filter Delay" "Resonators" I'd say you're dumb, but you said it for me. Honestly, how can you miss it?
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ManoliIsFat posted:These are the only ones that'll do him any good. Yeah but they can still do it. Also, Resonators is awesome to use with a guitar, it gets a nice sitar like sound.
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May 3, 2008 06:34
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squidgee posted:There really can only be one response to this: lol They might be more complex than what he needs it for but they can do it, so i included them.
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Terrible Horse posted:Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to create that panicked, rave-y stab synth? The opening chords of this track http://nz.youtube.com/watch?v=RblVmEOFXY8 are pretty much what I'm talking about. It sounds simple but I haven't been able to replicate it. Sounds like saw waves and portamento to me.
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X-stations are pretty cool, it's a decent hardware synth, midi controller, effects processor and audio interface. Xiosynth is cheaper but less controls, same synth engine but no effects on external stuff.
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I think the Xiosynth is about the same price as microkorg (300~ a few months ago), I'd recommend that over a Microkorg, it's the little brother to the X-station and has an audio interface.
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