By B-Wise
Sat Jun 17, 2023 2:39 pm
Never understand estimate the power of people hearing what they want to hear 


LivePsy wrote:I'm getting dub techno chords with basic settings which tubesynth absolutely cannot achieve.
B-Wise wrote:Never understand estimate the power of people hearing what they want to hear
jpeg wrote:B-Wise wrote:Never understand estimate the power of people hearing what they want to hear
agree i am guilty of this all the time; yesterday i made a beat using tube synth preset and it came out alrite, so for all that talk from me about tubesynth being shit, i just disproved my own premise, so its all about mindset and skill, i aint the best sound designer.
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:A lot of people use things like Korg Volca boxes, and somehow they're able to accept the devices as instruments. But for some reason, Tubesynth and Bassline cannot be accepted as instruments? And really, if you can't make dub chords with Tubesynth... what.
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:LivePsy wrote:I'm getting dub techno chords with basic settings which tubesynth absolutely cannot achieve.
I'm not a dub techno expert, but a basic dub chord is a minor triad, playing saw oscillators with a filter with a wah-like envelope into delay and reverb effects. And maybe an LFO adding motion to the filter. Right? What kind of a problem did you have with Tubesynth?
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:A lot of people use things like Korg Volca boxes, and somehow they're able to accept the devices as instruments. But for some reason, Tubesynth and Bassline cannot be accepted as instruments? And really, if you can't make dub chords with Tubesynth... what.
HouseWithoutMouse wrote:If it's that specific, wouldn't it make more sense to use samples?
B-Wise wrote:Being honest about your shortcomings is a great step towards improvement. Like someone mentioned, Tubesynth & Bassline is perfect for certain type sounds, but you'll also need the right mentality & proper synth skills to make the most out of them. Maybe we should start a sound designer tips thread.