Phatten up a sampled loop or breakbeat using filters as a crossover! Use two filters (Jeskola Filter2 works well), set one to HP and the other to LP. Adjust the frequencies so you have the "thump" in one filter and the rest of the sound in the other. Now you can process them separately. Try adding reverb, chorus, or delay to the highs, and distortion, compression, or gating to the lows. Take those skinny mono beats to a new level! Lykwyd Chykyn

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Machine name:

auricula

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Author:

Ld

Type:

Metallic synth (Generator)

Version:

1.02

Status:

Beta

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Machine Description:

Simple synth for generating buzzy sounds.

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Release date:

2009-07-12 [yyyy-mm-dd]

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876

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Comment by: Joachim
Written on: 2009-7-12

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Very nicely sounding synth. It sounds a bit FM'ish in a quite interesting way. Some of the sliders (like "lowpass") seem to be most sensitive in the far left area, and would have been more intuitive if they were logaritmic. This makes using a midi controller tricky. I like the sound of this.