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Wow this would be amazing, it's a fantastic synth. Attracted a lot of attention after Infected Mushroom used in a video and said it was one of their go to synths.

I read today that spotify is going to allow artists to upload their music directly.

Wow. How long is this for?

Not doing much music right now but just want to express my interest in anything you do, a few of yours are my daily drivers. Nice to see an update.

What happened to EQ4000? I bought it and then soon after it disappeared from the website. Is it abandoned?

I didn't think on pitch bend, this is something different. I'm struggling with zynaddsubfx to make that. No, not pitch bend. I know what you mean, you're talking about what's in Massive right? You can do it in zynaddsubfx, it has a much more extreme range though so you don't need big changes in the...

Did you look in the log after scanning? Thanks for the reply, I forgot to subscribe to the thread so only just noticed it! I didn't know there was a log, but I have just looked at it and the plugins for some reason are blacklisted (even Carla). It's strange because the same plugins work fine in Rea...

lilith wrote:Try Renoise ... you can program different patterns and use the pattern player. It will switch the pattern when the currrent one is finished.

I was thinking this as well, phrases could be useful too.

I had doubts about this kind of testing. After all, why test in mono in 2018 when we all have stereo ? ... Indeed there are a lot of reasons to look in to mono compatibility, I think it would surprise many people how often they hear mono or only part of a stereo signal - think about if you go to a ...

I have done something similar. Copy a track, pan one hard left one hard right, then move in the piano roll, all notes 3/192 ( lmms ) The "trick" is to have the difference between the two tracks on the edge of audible. If you make it too big, you will hear the notes being played after each...

That IS what we are talking about. The guys asked "Hi, what do you guys use for Stereo widening in Linux?" ... and that's what i reacted on, with how i do that. The title even is "Stereo wideing". So what's in your mind that is would be not about that????? Autopanning is not ste...

That isn't what we're talking about. That IS what we are talking about. The guys asked "Hi, what do you guys use for Stereo widening in Linux?" ... and that's what i reacted on, with how i do that. The title even is "Stereo wideing". So what's in your mind that is would be not a...

Automatic panners or stereo tremolos work similarly to the pan knob. The only difference is that the motion is automated, creating a sense of movement for a certain instrument. The movement is done by modulating the pan with an LFO (low frequency oscillator). A classic, but effective trick. That is...

Mixbus (the commercial version of Ardour) features a width adjustment for each mixbuss in addition to the panning., making it clear that panning and stereo width are different things as sysrqer mentioned. Read before you keep discussing. I never said panning=widening. I said: the total work-flow of...

You MAY NOT use any samples or recordings (not even for e.g. drums or vocals), but you MAY freeze or bounce tracks to an audio file to save CPU processing power. Or is this about samples not made from the synth? I would interpret it as that. If it says you can use other plugins and that you can fre...

rghvdberg wrote:Damn, can't sample the drums.
I was hoping this compo wouldn't have this restriction.
Workflow is so much faster when you sample your synthesized drums.

Really? I didn't see anything about that when I looked...I was thinking along the same lines.