Hasn't a lot of possibilities for automation, (automate the volume of the operators in "real time", would be cool), but there is enough fun with just filter cutoff, resonance & pitch well
https://soundcloud.com/jruegg/dexed-drums-bass-test
Wow, thanks a lot! I put a lot of work into it so I'm glad you appreciate it!GrokSynth wrote:
mehum, this is masterful. Not so discordant as last month but I like it nonetheless.
In particular, the percussion and craziness in the middle is quite nice. Sound design is outrageous.
Headphones, check.
I did try to listen with my eyes closed, but then I could not type.
Wow, that sounded great!J.Ruegg wrote:I´m liking a lot this synth!.
Hasn't a lot of possibilities for automation, (automate the volume of the operators in "real time", would be cool), but there is enough fun with just filter cutoff, resonance & pitch well.
Have tried out my Sonar X1 LE and I'm really disappointed. Don't get this thing to work right now. Sometimes it plays one note of four. Sometimes it played all but very noisy. It seems to have a problem with my audio setup. At the moment it crashes the audio driver completely as soon I press play. A company like Cakewalk/Roland should be able to build more stable products or just keep on building hardware gear.JWHanberry wrote:Great idea, thanks. At least I can work on other parts without the drone going on.MTLE wrote:JWHanberry wrote:Hanging notes.
Using Sonar X1, 32-bit, Windows XP, Dexed 0.8.OSC
Bass track produces notes (C5/D5) as soon as track is started.
Have never used Sonar, maybe you can change something in configuration? Some DAWs have multiple options to better support different plugins. If nothing helps, try freeze/render the bass track. If you get usable result, work with the rendered track on the others. If you leave the rendered track untouched you can render the final with it, or render final from midi should work as well then.
I should have a Sonar anywhere here, don't know which version, came with my Roland keyboard. Maybe I have some time at weekend to try out on Win XP with dexed.
I went through all the config stuff twice trying different settings. Nothing available had any effect. It could be a bug, and not the only one, in X1.
Yours is worse than mine! Thank you very much for checking it out. I've had no crashes w/Dexed but held notes and missing notes, yes. I have been using Sonar for over ten years with various plugins and have not had this sort of problem. In any event, I won't be submitting a track this time around. Hopefully next month will be better. Best of luck to all.MTLE wrote:JWHanberry wrote:MTLE wrote:JWHanberry wrote:Hanging notes.
Using Sonar X1, 32-bit, Windows XP, Dexed 0.8.OSC
Bass track produces notes (C5/D5) as soon as track is started.
Have tried out my Sonar X1 LE and I'm really disappointed. Don't get this thing to work right now. Sometimes it plays one note of four. Sometimes it played all but very noisy. It seems to have a problem with my audio setup. At the moment it crashes the audio driver completely as soon I press play. A company like Cakewalk/Roland should be able to build more stable products or just keep on building hardware gear.
Sorry, I'm no help on this...
That is one of the coolest FM tracks I've ever heard. Really brings me back to the 80s. Makes me almost ashamed of my pitiful submission.doctorbob wrote:Hi folks .. sorry to bug you once again ... but ...
Just had my ears checked out today and they were 40% blocked on the left and 100% on the right. This explains a lot of why my track was sonically pretty crap. (Always happens to me at this time of year - dunno why). So, after "servicing" they are now back to their old 65 year old flappers!
I have re-visited the track completely and spent 20 hours now sorting it out. As from above, some new parts - and the cowbell has been re-tuned, a new hi-hat patch programmed and layered in, and lots of volume automations on most tracks.
The result I hope is a much more coherent track sonically. Still very funky. Also, so much more friendly on the ears at a massive DR:13 now. I will re-post the track because I feel it is so much better and needs a re-visit from those who so kindly pointed out some of the "errors of my ways". [BJ, you can remove the SC link if you so wish - not sure how many times we should post up the track link. Generally I try to just say - "changes done" and hope people go back and find the track.]
https://soundcloud.com/doctorbob/doctor ... c-74-dexed
I do hope you all enjoy a real blast from the past days of the FM revolution that was spearheaded by Yamaha all those years ago. Some parts played on my trusty DX-11 - midi of course, not the sounds, hehe!
dB
Hey, nice to see you joining this beautiful placeheartbeathero wrote:Hey Guys,
I have been enjoying all your comments and tracks. Hope to finish my entry in time.
Daniel a.k.a. HeartBeatHero
https://soundcloud.com/heartbeathero
Thanks Brian, appreciate it. Being part of OSC since 2010 (on and off), it gives me pleasure to donate a prize for this contest. At the moment it's only one product; a premium UI for Melda plugins but more soundsets and commercial UIs are scheduled to be released in near future.bjporter wrote:Hip New Prize! Thank you satYatunes (Maker of custom GUI's and soundsets)
Probably the worst speakers around ... Behringer MS40 ... but I do use Sennheiser phones. I might see what my small "old HiHi" Missions make of the tracks. My 770's are now in the attic - deemed to be TOO big for the lounge. Mind you, when my big NAD powered them you could just feel the bass (let alone hear it!).ontrackp wrote:@doctorbob -- what speakers do you use for monitoring? Nice job tweaking and re-balancing.
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