Capitalist pig.Aloysius wrote:But some of us have purchased plug-ins from you. What about us? Have you forgotten already?
Buy one of my albums.
Capitalist pig.Aloysius wrote:But some of us have purchased plug-ins from you. What about us? Have you forgotten already?
I insist upon it. The world is far too mundane and dry without a good swear.newuser2014 wrote: (am I allowed to swear?)
I have actually learned quite a lot from these forums, but I cannot dare to release a synth the way you do without professional marketing involving suites and ties. You know a professional looking gui, a serious website are oddly important in spite of the fact that they do not contribute anything to the sound. Professionally designed presets are another thing people seem to like. Are you sure a lack of these did not contribute to the recent silence you have observed in your sales? I can appreciate being brave, but you know, this is how you make a living.by 2017, what have we learned, as a society, about sound and theory? not a whit, beyond that you can buy it
No I'll just say that he is probably right. I was just trying to say that people buy gibson les pauls, not for any logical reason, it has a nice flame maple top and was played by many of their favorite artists; but it brakes the bank and brakes your back (in the non-idiomatic literal sense).I can smell Page 3 from here.
The oscillators used in synths are copied from ancient analog devices, and the waveforms used in them are easy to generate using analog circuits. They have interesting properties such as having a lot of harmonics that you can filter out, that's the basis of subtractive synthesis. In a way they are sensible designs that have been copied by everybody and overused. Software can do almost anything and does not suffer from a similar difficulty of implementation, so why not try something different. In a nutshell, that's what a "chaos oscillator" is. It's something unorthodox and heretical.I don't understand synthesis well enough to fully appreciate this but I did manage to get some sounds by playing around with the controls
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