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- Jan 14, 2009
Ez people,
So I've been working on a wobbley jungley sub bassline using the method of detuning 2 sine oscillators to create wobbley phasing, which I think is a wicked sound.
Only problem is that the phasing isn't synced to tempo, so the wobbles are out of time, even if I detune the oscillators as precisely as possible for one note to get the phasing close to in time, as soon as I play another note they're out again, and automation isn't really getting the job done either as I wanna add pitch bends which really fucks things up...
So I wondered is there a way of creating that same phasing wobble sound but having it synced to tempo? As far as I can tell there isn't but if there is a way I'd love to know?
Big ups!
So I've been working on a wobbley jungley sub bassline using the method of detuning 2 sine oscillators to create wobbley phasing, which I think is a wicked sound.
Only problem is that the phasing isn't synced to tempo, so the wobbles are out of time, even if I detune the oscillators as precisely as possible for one note to get the phasing close to in time, as soon as I play another note they're out again, and automation isn't really getting the job done either as I wanna add pitch bends which really fucks things up...
So I wondered is there a way of creating that same phasing wobble sound but having it synced to tempo? As far as I can tell there isn't but if there is a way I'd love to know?
Big ups!