
By eastcoast121
Thu Apr 07, 2011 7:16 am
ive noticed if i put the filter to 0 it cuts out the tone n will make the hit sound offkey of the real pitch of it. i usually keep mine around 20 w the res around 10



Nym wrote:
sampling improves your memory.
rraderbeats wrote:@k_roc- What do you mean by tap the TT?
@mr_debauch- i could do that
you guys know of bass sounds that can be downloaded?
eastcoast121 wrote:ive noticed if i put the filter to 0 it cuts out the tone n will make the hit sound offkey of the real pitch of it. i usually keep mine around 20 w the res around 10
nogginj wrote:FYI, the 'offkey' sound could be related to high resonance settings.
Raising the resonance is increasing how loud the frequency is at the cutoff point of the filter...that means that at really high resonances you will hear a tone that is dependent not as much on the content of the sample, but where you have the cutoff set.
Good thread.

rraderbeats wrote:@browniez-you have this ?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/2 ... OKORG.html
browniez wrote:rraderbeats wrote:@browniez-you have this ?
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/2 ... OKORG.html
Alesis Micron..a competitor w/ the Microkorg. They're both good, but if I could go back I'd get the Korg make.


Nym wrote:
sampling improves your memory.

-niN wrote:I just got a fretles bassguitar from a friend.. I'm gonna practice, and play my own basslines..![]()
otherwise I usually create instrument programms out of single sampled bass notes from records..
Lotta good ideas in this thread![]()

jonestown massacre wrote:sample something, chop it to a just a few cycles, loop and pitch it.