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i've still having probs to make good decent reeces. could some peepz help me out. what you use, and what attentionpoint you must look after.
i'm working with fl6 btw.
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30-03-2006 11:42 |
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cynik 
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the most important part is the distortion IMO. assuming you know the basics. compress before distortion and eq in-between and after for best results. tweak every unit at a time, don't go twisting knob madness
if you split the signal to bands you can then modulate each differently for a fuller sound
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30-03-2006 11:51 |
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Muad'Dib
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Originally posted by igneon system
i've still having probs to make good decent reeces. could some peepz help me out. what you use, and what attentionpoint you must look after.
i'm working with fl6 btw. |
I bet now someone will say change to FL5 or change to Reason.
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30-03-2006 12:31 |
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TechDiff
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Why not use a different kinda bass sound? one that hasnt been used thousands of times? Reeces are tired as hell in my opinion. It seems that nearly every tune has a reece in somewhere. There are already loads of threads about this, so why not have a look see. Or just try something different.
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30-03-2006 15:58 |
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TuffDread
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what not use a nice bass with a bit of that reece crackle ????
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03-04-2006 12:05 |
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Surora23
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Originally posted by Muad'Dib
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Originally posted by igneon system
i've still having probs to make good decent reeces. could some peepz help me out. what you use, and what attentionpoint you must look after.
i'm working with fl6 btw. |
I bet now someone will say change to FL5 or change to Reason. |
being as it may, that being a reference to me, fortunately enough fl6 has nothing to do with reece sounds...
cheers for that one...moron
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03-04-2006 22:37 |
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Muad'Dib
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No prob dude 
you will get it one day, I guess.
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03-04-2006 23:01 |
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B-complex
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So many posts and no usefull help
Reeces are overrated it isn't really hard to make them, basically all you need to do is to take two oscilators with sawwaves, and detune one for about 50 cents, with more oscilators and slighter detuning like 1 - 0 detune, 2, -20 detune, 3 +20 detune, 4 -40 detune, 5 - +40 detune, you'll get rather rich sound that you can work with, another posibility but a bit harder to do is to play with Pulse width [pw] of your oscilators. Another option is to have multiple oscilators, which pitch is controled via LFO.
If you are tired with saw oscilators you can try to heavily distort some sinewaves 808 kicks, and layer them on each other again detuning each other againts themselves. Play with filters, add some lfo control on it's frequency, be creative..
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04-04-2006 01:32 |
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cynik
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nah, he didn't really ask for a reece recipe isn't it?
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Originally posted by igneon system
i've still having probs to make good decent reeces. could some peepz help me out. what you use, and what attentionpoint you must look after.
i'm working with fl6 btw. |
the attention point for me would be the distortion. so...
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04-04-2006 14:21 |
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Friscko
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Originally posted by B-complex
Reeces are overrated it isn't really hard to make them, basically all you need to do is to take two oscilators with sawwaves, and detune one for about 50 cents, with more oscilators and slighter detuning like 1 - 0 detune, 2, -20 detune, 3 +20 detune, 4 -40 detune, 5 - +40 detune, you'll get rather rich sound that you can work with, another posibility but a bit harder to do is to play with Pulse width [pw] of your oscilators. Another option is to have multiple oscilators, which pitch is controled via LFO.
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idd, but, if u do it with bad saw's it will sound like shit anyway
u cant polish a turd, so u need a synthesiser with good waveforms, or some great waveform samples
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04-04-2006 16:01 |
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Muad'Dib
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Thanx B-Complex for your help 
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