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Hi Rhino users,
I've finally made a small tutorial for beginner sound designers. It guides you step by step through the creation of a strings sound with Rhino. Here it is. Enjoy, 'Tick |
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Cool. Thanks.
Oops. Do people still say "Cool"? Robert ---- All I need to be happy is one more VSTi. |
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| ^ | Joined: 28 May 2001 Member: #586 Location: New York, NY | ||
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Hi 'Tick,
Yes, sorry  - I just got some time to read the tutorial and it was very useful indeed. Gradually I'm getting a handle on it all 
I'll have a think about what might be useful for future tutorials! Thanks! ---- 
Mild-mannered web designer by day - tired web designer by night. |
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more more more
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To that end, I've just uploaded a little test preset I did after reading the tutorial. It's just a weird steel guitar type thing - you have to play with the user sliders to really get the most from it. Someone may like it
http://www.mindflood.net/weird_guitar.fxp Comments welcomed  ----
Mild-mannered web designer by day - tired web designer by night. |
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