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Subject: Semitone settings = layered notes?
Original Message Date: 20-Jan-04 @ 04:05 AM - Semitone settings = layered notes?
Cheers
Message 11/17 23-Jan-04 @ 12:13 AM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
I will half to play around with these concepts however clearly I like the idea from psylichon. That seems a brilliant way to control the harmony with a very easy way to be able to control the amount of the amount of bad notes. I will drop a question or two more here in the future, outstanding help overall.
Cheers
CM
Message 12/17 29-Jan-04 @ 06:11 PM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
Message 13/17 29-Jan-04 @ 06:27 PM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
-Craig
Message 14/17 30-Jan-04 @ 10:36 AM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
Message 15/17 30-Jan-04 @ 09:09 PM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
-Craig
Message 16/17 30-Jan-04 @ 09:37 PM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
Message 17/17 14-Feb-04 @ 09:45 PM - RE: Semitone settings = layered notes?
MC keep in mind that be detuning OSC1 by +5, and OSC2 by +7, the perceived sound
will be detuned by approx +6.
What gets me is that, by detuning certain notes in a scale, it make the scale progression sound completely different, and if you use synthetic sounds, it doesn't sound "off" unlike a detuned piano. I guess more like a guitar, no one notices detuned notes in a solo.
Two detuned sine oscillators is the same as one sine oscillator modulated by a LFO oscillating at their frequency difference.
But two detuned saw-tooth's....just sounds wicked.
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