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Sound Design / A different approach to a simple saw
« on: March 29, 2016, 04:49:15 pm »
Hey, it`s Matt Viper!
I`ve been making distorted saw basses today and one moment I tried something I`ve never done before - playing on the lowest notes. As you know, it should be useless because it`s too low, BUT try clipping distortion on those slow oscillations and you`re ought to have a pretty interesting result.
Anyway, here it is: Second part is without drums, third is weird because there is an arpeggiator going on range spanning 6 octaves (who does that, lol) then it`s played normally on some notes in a similar to old madeon encore fashion, so you can see it`s just a distorted saw, without fx it`s just 3 saws, lol.
Tell me, have you done some weird things and got some cool results and wish to share the techniques?
Cheers!
I`ve been making distorted saw basses today and one moment I tried something I`ve never done before - playing on the lowest notes. As you know, it should be useless because it`s too low, BUT try clipping distortion on those slow oscillations and you`re ought to have a pretty interesting result.
Anyway, here it is: Second part is without drums, third is weird because there is an arpeggiator going on range spanning 6 octaves (who does that, lol) then it`s played normally on some notes in a similar to old madeon encore fashion, so you can see it`s just a distorted saw, without fx it`s just 3 saws, lol.
Tell me, have you done some weird things and got some cool results and wish to share the techniques?
Cheers!