One Synth Challenge #74: DEXED (Jasinski Wins!)

[spidergod]

Ok my entry for the OSC

Damn, was close to upload mine
Now I can take time.

PS: You forgot the drums. Would give your track bit more drama.

I might add some drums, will wait for some drum presets from fellow oscers.

cheers

Uploaded a DrumInit patch yesterday. Made all my drums from that. There are a lot in the banks you linked, too. So what are you waiting for???

I forgot about downloading the druminit file, cheers.
I have so many CARTS/Banks downloaded at present for Dexed, going through them is going to take a while.

[mehum]

This seems like a good practical guide to get started. Wag's post was excellent as well.
http://www.gorenfeld.net/lou/fmguide.html

The synth secret pages on FM from sound on sound is good for a more theoretical perspective:

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/apr00/a ... ecrets.htm

http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/may00/a ... /synth.htm

[spidergod]

Am doing a bit of revamp on my track, have shortened it, have layered up some nice choir sounds and am experimenting with some drums.
The percussion parts I am not too sure about, they do not really fit into the mood of the track.

Will most likely upload the new revamp sometime today.

[Cubic-Paranoia]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

[wagtunes]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

[spidergod]

This is the revamped version of space ghost (replaced the original file via soundcloud, not sure how that affects anything in the souncloud group?)

Ableton Random Note x 3
Ableton Scale x 3
Ableton Velocity x 9
Ableton Midi Effect Rack (Chain Select) x 3
Ableton Arp x 2
Ableton Auto Filter x 2
Ableton 70's Keyboard Delay
Ableton Reverb x 4

13 Instances of Dexed

Ableton Mastering Rack 1
EQ 8
Density MkIII Compressor
Limiter

https://soundcloud.com/spidergod/spider ... ost-osc-74

[Cubic-Paranoia]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Well MIDI produces and output sound and i want to record that output as audio using the re-sampling function in Ableton.

[spidergod]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

[Cubic-Paranoia]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

LIke this :

[wagtunes]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

Yeah, I get that. You can convert MIDI to audio, but MIDI itself is a protocol and can't be resampled as it's not sound by itself.

But the answer to his question is yes. You can take your MIDI track and convert it to audio. A lot of people do this when they run multiple instances of a VSTi and want to free up some memory.

[Cubic-Paranoia]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

Yeah, I get that. You can convert MIDI to audio, but MIDI itself is a protocol and can't be resampled as it's not sound by itself.

But the answer to his question is yes. You can take your MIDI track and convert it to audio. A lot of people do this when they run multiple instances of a VSTi and want to free up some memory.

Yeah i didn't mean the midi itself , i guess i worded my question wrong but you understood what i ment so it's fine . Thanks.

[z.prime]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

You can bounce a whole track to conserve CPU. Probably bouncing a long enough phrase is okay.. You cannot bounce single shots... E.g. one drum hit

[mehum]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

Yeah, I get that. You can convert MIDI to audio, but MIDI itself is a protocol and can't be resampled as it's not sound by itself.

But the answer to his question is yes. You can take your MIDI track and convert it to audio. A lot of people do this when they run multiple instances of a VSTi and want to free up some memory.

Yeah i didn't mean the midi itself , i guess i worded my question wrong but you understood what i ment so it's fine . Thanks.

However, while it's OK to mix down your sound to an audio file, note that you're not allowed to do any editing to this sound once you've done this.

[Cubic-Paranoia]

Is it ok to resample midi to audio in Ableton ?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean by resampling MIDI. MIDI isn't audio so how can you resample it? Doesn't make sense.

Unless they are using a Midi to Audio Converter?

Or this

http://en.wikiaudio.org/Ableton_Live:Co ... e_function

Yeah, I get that. You can convert MIDI to audio, but MIDI itself is a protocol and can't be resampled as it's not sound by itself.

But the answer to his question is yes. You can take your MIDI track and convert it to audio. A lot of people do this when they run multiple instances of a VSTi and want to free up some memory.

Yeah i didn't mean the midi itself , i guess i worded my question wrong but you understood what i ment so it's fine . Thanks.

However, while it's OK to mix down your sound to an audio file, note that you're not allowed to do any editing to this sound once you've done this.

Understood.

[ImNotDedYet]

LFO only does something if Pitch Mod or Amp Mod is turned to something more than 0. I believe it affects the whole device, all the carriers or however it works. Load the INIT patch, play a note, and then turn the PMD knob to hear the effect.

Indeed, you have to have either the PMD knob or the AMD knob turned up. You can then modify the overall sound's pitch mod sensitivity in the LFO section or the Amplitude's modulation sensitivity for each operator with the A Mod Sensitivity knob in each operator's section.