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July 18, 2012 at 10:21 pm #1256017
@Chemical needs 488320 wrote:
You using Ableton?
no i use fruity loops until ni fix my puter then i’m changing to cuebase. But were using masive vst. thats what were sharing patches for
July 18, 2012 at 10:23 pm #1256029@thelog 488308 wrote:
I don’t have Trials ev yet. It was either that or Xbox minecraft. You play battlefield 3?? Fruit ninja demon LOL
yeah man sounds sweet. can’t wait to hear it : )
meh I’m having no luck with your bass mate, the square wave is causing it to click with that filter on it. I’m not gonna be able to get rid of it with out severally low passing it and it takes out that nice parp you got if i low pass it too much.
July 18, 2012 at 10:24 pm #1256018@DaftFader 488322 wrote:
meh I’m having no luck with your bass mate, the square wave is causing it to click with that filter on it. I’m not gonna be able to get rid of it with out severally low passing it and it takes out that nice parp you got if i low pass it too much.
you killed her
🙁
July 18, 2012 at 11:43 pm #1256034if only we lived close to each other… in fact probably for the best we don’t 😀
July 19, 2012 at 12:16 am #1256004@DaftFader 488322 wrote:
meh I’m having no luck with your bass mate, the square wave is causing it to click with that filter on it. I’m not gonna be able to get rid of it with out severally low passing it and it takes out that nice parp you got if i low pass it too much.
@thelog 488323 wrote:
you killed her
🙁
can it not be put through a limiter or something done with the square wave’s level without trashing the wanted sound? had a quick look and there appear to be a number of reasons why this could happen but they are explained on electronics boffins forums with loads of maths I barely understand myself. I wonder though if the1log’s laptop is removing a clipped signal as some laptop soundcards have various DSP software built in to stop people blasting their ears if they are using a ropey VOIP connection or to make small speakers sound louder, whereas Daftfader just got a new soundcard which would be playing the whole sound..
July 19, 2012 at 12:45 am #1256030I know what it is. It’s because of the shape of a square wave (it’s got some other waves mixed in with the square in this sound but I know it’s the square causing it). … with the filter automation, part of the square is getting cut off and leaving a little spike like the end slice of bread from a loaf. That’s the best I can explain it anyway. This little spike is causing a clicking noise, what with all the distortion and effects has becoming considerably louder. Unfortunately the master envelope only governs the beginning and end of notes and the filter is designed to go over a long held note so when the filter cutoff sweeps it’s just chopping through what ever square is playing at the time. It might be able to be fixed by assigning another envelope to something, mby to the amp of the lfo that controls the filter cut off so it’s not cutting through it so harshly at the beginning and end of the sweep, rounding the edges of the spike so it doesn’t click? I’d have to play about with it for a while to work it out, if it can even be done with out changing the sound considerably.
What the log has doesn’t have this problem, it’s just he wanted me to do something to the bass, and whilst trying to do it i ran into this problem so log wouldn’t of heard the click. I’m gonna have another attempt from scratch and try and achieve what log wanted me to do a different way altogether. 🙂
July 19, 2012 at 1:05 am #1256005@DaftFader 488348 wrote:
I know what it is. It’s because of the shape of a square wave (it’s got some other waves mixed in with the square in this sound but I know it’s the square causing it). … with the filter automation, part of the square is getting cut off and leaving a little spike like the end slice of bread from a loaf.
description sounds a bit like “ringing” which the filter can cause depending on its frequency (or even the type of coding). its not a particularly simple concept to understand, I know it happens with both digital and analogue electronics and signals and is a pain and the most common suggested solution is changing the type of filter or its cutoff frequency.
July 19, 2012 at 2:30 am #1256031I think that’s more of an echoy sounding oscillation. What I’m talking about is more like the click you hear in your speakers when you turn off the power to something plugged into them. I’ll try record it if I saved the version with the clicking in (I fear I didn’t bother saving it though). The explanation of how the “ringing artifacts” happen does sound like what could be happening though, just what I’m imagining a ringing artifact to sound like doesn’t sound like what’s actually happening.
[EDIT] na I didn’t save it. I’d allready tried using other filters and you can’t get the same noise (the good bit) as it’s that specific filter sweep what gives it it’s sound. I’m gonna have a go again starting from log’s original patch tomoz and hopefully won’t run into that dreaded click again.
July 19, 2012 at 12:43 pm #1256019Grrr. Damn basline. Thanks for trying though. But to be honest if you try to strat form scratch, I don’t think you have enough loggy goodness inside you to pull off such a glorious bassline as mine. 😛
July 19, 2012 at 1:27 pm #1256042@thelog 488426 wrote:
I don’t think you have enough loggy goodness inside you to pull off. 😛
Sorry mate, had to take this completely out of context & turn it into something pervy. Damn my childish mind, giggity!
July 19, 2012 at 5:41 pm #1256032@thelog 488426 wrote:
Grrr. Damn basline. Thanks for trying though. But to be honest if you try to strat form scratch, I don’t think you have enough loggy goodness inside you to pull off such a glorious bassline as mine. 😛
haha na i ment start it from where you sent it to me, rather then from my mashed up version that came from your one.
July 19, 2012 at 7:15 pm #1256020I hate it when I work on a bassline and end up with clicky bits on the performer
July 21, 2012 at 3:18 am #1256036Have you people ever tried to combine your know how and produce something?
July 21, 2012 at 3:33 am #1256033A fair few of us work on projects together off here. 😉
TBF thought I taught log everything he knows. :laugh_at:
July 21, 2012 at 4:29 am #1256021I could try but there tiny reptile brains couldn’t keep up with the rate that I work. : P
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