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Subject: Modulating your rythym set
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Original Message 1/3 24-Jul-00 @ 03:21 AM - Modulating your rythym set
Some forums mentioning this, seems to be an impotant factor in trance and techno genres, is this true, if then how , what, where ......Taa
Message 2/3 24-Jul-00 @ 06:21 AM - RE: Modulating your rythym set
Jasper
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yes it is important,
why? because it stops repetative rythms from getting boring too quickly.
how? well erm, you could have a slow lfo modulate the filter slightly, or the attack.. you could map velocity to decay or release or both. a fun one is to map a tempo based lfo to quite an extreme pitch setting. say a 1 bar lfo.
where? you know the bits that aren't the kick, bass, lead, vox, or fx... well that's the riddim.
why? because it stops repetative rythms from getting boring too quickly.
how? well erm, you could have a slow lfo modulate the filter slightly, or the attack.. you could map velocity to decay or release or both. a fun one is to map a tempo based lfo to quite an extreme pitch setting. say a 1 bar lfo.
where? you know the bits that aren't the kick, bass, lead, vox, or fx... well that's the riddim.
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