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Fm Synthesis in Reason 4 part 1

FM synthesis is a method of generating sounds using 2 or more signals. One modulates the other and by definition it would return a different sound. FM Synthesis is probably also one of the difficult methods to explain in just a few words. Just as a reference to a complete math book about it: standford documentation on FM Synthesis To back up my own thoughts on the whole FM Synthesis, I understand most of this while programming the FM-Pac (or FM-Pack, or OPLL) made by Yamaha in 1986. The chipset was based on one of its keyboards (DX-2 keyboards at the time) and I got around understanding most of it what FM-Synthesis did by the time. Even while I have dropped the whole FM generation from around 1997 and moved on to wavetables and such, I still have some common knowledge about what makes FM ...

Hellspawn Hyds Version

Hellspawn is a combinator patch that caught my eyes yesterday evening again. I have been using it from time to time in some of my stuff. However, I found it more interesting to analyze it a bit further and finding there are a few things in the patch that don't add up. Take for instance the Mixer + spider that apperently don't have much use (unless its programmed inside the combi... haven't checked that one). But then again, I wanted something more 'different' then just this patch and build my own. Basically, the idea is that it is build through a distortion -> fuzz -> chorus. Thats the initial approach I went for. However, since I also like to space out my stuff over left vs right I duplicated the whole setup making minor changes in the left / right channel. ...

master and balance out a complete track

You might want to check out danxl5 songs here:http://www.reverbnation.com/djdekailhere's a series on how I master and balance out a complete track. This session I am analyzing and explaining some bits and pieces on how how would look inside a track.This is a personal touch. Other people might do it differently ;) in the initial part I am 'introduce' the generatal thoughts about how mastering/balancing would or could work. In the parts 2 till 4 I basicly mix down the complete track and comment on while I do my thing.mastering/balancing a soundtrack part 1 in Reason: mastering/balancing a soundtrack part 2 in Reason: mastering/balancing a soundtrack part 3 in Reason: mastering/balancing a soundtrack part 4 in Reason: ...