![]() X-YMail-OSG: Erl83gsVM1mW_rPd48K9WDDqDvOW8yj9QeUJeblbej.pYN6pG6ZHprxqZZ4dgUOyI3v3B57LJa7nscac9imfRYsTp2DibzAcBG8TisNBciNbTxoG5TAv5g-Ĭontent-Type: text/plain charset=iso-8859-1 H=X-YMail-OSG:Received:Date:From:Subject:To:In-Reply-To:MIME-Version:Content-Type:Content-Transfer-Encoding:Message-ID ī=W157WZMAa6C5RSbDFA0ksOLFDhKizF6CTiSA1T4PyOoRtN/pDO6Nl8ywWTGGiq7xoF/nR8bTybhe6oL7LzFnioZ26skZXTrL2fSWlOwysohEEVlaaR7hOBzuWjd8yPuyGtbBCjat8SwD/W8vOK0LnbT/ZRu1csQvTXPA5S9dpTk= Simply step on the "Hold" button pedal (my Ibanez had jack for usingĪ normal switcher pedal for the Hold function).īe sure to check out Mark's reply in this thread, some good hints Top of the loop, without your live playing getting recorded, you Your played input will replace the looping audio, a little more forĮach round depending on pedal position. Pedal is in the "full volume" position and you will be able to add When the "Hold" button is open your loop will stay the same when the Pedal then becomes what among loopers is called "a feedback pedal". With a mixer, or some other signal splitting device, and send theĭelay output back into the input - but though a volume pedal. > know of a way to add things to it once it's "locked". That's almost the same Ibanez box that got me into live looping back > repetition, and mod controls in real time. > the "Hold" button and manipulating the speed, > I've been using Ibanez DM-1100s for years by pushing > can someone explain to me this "live looping" thing? Mime-Version: 1.0 (Apple Message framework v752.2)Ĭontent-Type: text/plain charset=US-ASCII delsp=yes format=flowed H=received:mime-version:in-reply-to:references:content-type:message-id:content-transfer-encoding:from:subject:date:to:x-mailer ī=Q6FzP/Mom2akzmGgZWEiwnS86RnZyc/KeejMdNU2d8JSf+slTufY/5adLIzjbGV4UXQxSLmsiOPpQxTfZ4h6PwsBYmKwNxsWtbIdk8t+3UcWD6jIZL+506pqJXJxKPknLG854/TURZVRtmSDoS3DRqCIOd6DhdgJYvQrfq4jQQI= Now, when you play the melody you will hear the oscillator 1 from octave 1 to octave 2 and the oscillator 2 from octave 3 to the rest of the keyboard.X-Original-To: by (Postfix, from userid 1004) We will leave the first oscillator at the maximum, while the second oscillator will be set to minimum. ![]() The difference will only be the starting point of the level parameters. This can be done by dragging and dropping the anchor icon from the note macro and placing it on the level parameter on the OSC 1 and 2 engines. The next step would be to actually modulate the volume of OSC. This is because I want to set the points where oscillator 1 ends and where oscillator 2 begins on the keyboard. Instead of that, I will drag the points to create a square shape. The basic shape looks like a saw waveform. It is located in the VST’s lower right corner. To do this I have to find the note macro section. Next, I will split these 2 oscillators on the keyboard. Let’s hear how they sound together, ranging over entire keyboard. I have tweaked the oscillators a bit and now we can hear that oscillator 1 has a Saw based sound while oscillator 2 has a Square based sound. As I mentioned before, there are 2 oscillators inside Serum. In the following image, you will see Serum loaded on a newly created MIDI channel within SoundBridge. This means that the sound from oscillator 1 will be heard when you are playing keys from octave 1 to octave 3 and the sound from oscillator 2 will be heard from octave 4 to octave 6. ![]() Since Serum possesses two oscillators it offers the ability to have two separate sounds which can be placed on different keyboard zones. This technique can be pretty useful whether you’re using Serum in live performances or simply for your daily studio productions. However, in this tutorial, I will only show you how to create a keyboard split. With its broad range of use and the ability to create a large spectrum of different sounds because of its additive synthesis engine, it quickly climbed to the top of most used software synths of the modern era.Īs you probably already know, Serum has a lot of highly useful functions. Serum by XferRecordsis one of the most versatile software synthesizers out there.
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