Of course! Even freeware synths. It's super simple oscillator. Serum is actually overkill. It's a great way to learn simple synthesis like this so...
A simple lowpassed (keytracked cutoff) single triangle oscillator. Couldn't be easier.
He moved to Germany and founded/created Bitwig Studio with a few other developers. Not aware that he worked for NI though. He has a thing for...
My workhorse just keeps on getting better and better! Claes (original dev) must be proud. Thanks!
Look into ThatSound (IWantThatSound).
Two flies with one bullet.
Yeah, it's a simple pluck drowned in reverb. Assign an envelope to a lowpass filter and set the decay and range to a suitable value. Then run it...
Yes. A little late to the party. NY compression is the added low shelf and top shelf boost on "regular" parallel compression.
Are you referring to the pluck sound?
AKA the "Delta" of a limiter.
Proper/healthy gain-staging and subtractive mixing (turning loud things down rather than turning weak things up) goes a long way. I haven't...
Yeah, that is pretty self-explanatory. :like: Making mistakes and learning from them is a great way to learn.
Buy a dedicated audio interface (like RME and similar). You can't really be using shitty MoBo soundcard (with huge latency) if you want to do that...
This is to avoid clicks. It's coded like that, as a precaution (no bug). Just the way zero-crossings cuts work. Fast amplitude changes (or any...
Converters are 24bit at most. Meaning 0dBFS is the maximum level. You are clipping your converter. There's tons of info on clipping different...
You are clipping your converters. There's a big rabbit-hole of clipping converters, if you want to go down there.
Fingerpicking. I also have a vibrato and tremolo pedal (and a tone knob on my guitar). *pointing at the pedalboard next to me*
Yes, restrictions and limitations often increase productivity. I even write an essay aboutit at university. Go back to just the DX7 (or any...
wow.
Any crappy room reverb with a lot of predelay (for that single "slap back reverb/echo). Edit: Is this an Enigma-ish drum loop or emulation of...
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