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skrilling...

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Mmmm... nice! :)

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Woah, nice sounds man. Heavy fo sho ;)

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shite :o what a cool mean meaty sounding lead...phew..back to piano....oop, here we go again, solid. Great stuff.

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How did you do that? Was that a guitar? Whatever it was, I liked it :)

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thx y'a!! :D

seismic1 wrote:How did you do that? Was that a guitar? Whatever it was, I liked it :)


i made the two growl patches on a micron. the big wobble in the drop i made with zebra

but i'd like to be able to that with my guitar :hihi:

hey, i just remembered, the micron has a vocoder input i can plug into :-o

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That's some awesome sounds!

Mixwise I feel there's a gap in the bass though, I can hear some deep sub things going on, but then there's a gap in the higher bass/low mids somehow. This will probably sound like it's got no bass at all on smaller speakers...

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Programentalist wrote:there's a gap in the higher bass/low mids somehow. This will probably sound like it's got no bass at all on smaller speakers...
yeah i noticed too when comparing mixes. i want to fill in the low mids more, esp during the drop, but i want to do it on the patch level rather than the full mix. maybe draw another osc wave in the zebra patch to fill that one out more

you might be surprised to know that the bass end sounds ok as is in my small pc speakers (i always check there too)
I can hear some deep sub things going on
all dubstep (that i've heard, at least) has a sub bass in addition to other bass. one of the cool things about the genre

thx!

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