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X-Trade wrote:Does the R3 not have the selectable EG curves like on the Radias?

Hi - which selectable EG curves do you mean please?

Thanks!

Re: the tutorial above, thanks so much!! Regarding this: Comming Soon: Cross Modulation, Unison Modulation, VPM (Variable Phase Modulation), Formant Synthesis, Noise: Deluxe, Synth PCM 64 Samples (3 suitcase pianos with velocity switching, 2 claves, 8 organs, 3 guitars, 4 bass, 1 strings, 4 pad ...

Sticky? Must have missed that post where that was advised... where have you been putting that damn cable, man?!??!

OK, enough silliness from me, I bow out of the thread now, it's been fun

You might have been

Well it depends what you're after really, there's such a range: - Silver spoons, stainless steel, wooden - Teaspoons, table spoons, dessert spoons In serious cases you might just need to stick a fork in your eye and record the sound of pain you make and use that in your music. In that case, you can ...

Have you updated the drivers for your mouth?

Oh! lol

Well actually it's an audio file, not a radias program. Let me know if you like it and we can chat more (it can be done on any synth).

They say that the answer is usually right under your nose so I would suggest putting the USB cable in your mouth.

But DO NOT do it with the power cable, that would be plain silly.

Hi - in the end I just put the data I would have put in the arp in the Radias into the piano roll of cubase, it amounted to the same thing as steps 1 and 2 in my answer above. Thanks for explaining though, I reckon I would have been there for years trying to get midi out of the radias' envelopes ...

Like in this song, coming in around 1:36 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6GIdGhxyHw Is it just cutoff modulation over a specific waveform with certain effects, or is there some other mod going on? Any ideas on waveforms and waveshapes + effects to get the snarl? Did you not like the patch I made ...

But they all look so sad.

Maybe that's why my music is always so dark and I tend towards minor chords?

I'm gonna get a smiling multi-way!

Easy for you to say but I have quite a complex setup - I have one of these: http://img1.topfreebiz.com/o2010-7/cache/Multi-Extension-Power-Socket-With-Individual-Switch-M2144--522257358.jpg Which socket should I use? I haven't slept for days on this and I promise you it isn't in the manual :roll:

[quote="DaniH"]Jim Pavlov does a better full in-depth recreation.

Yeah, mine was just a bit of fun really :]

Hi, not much to contribute yet but thought you might be interested in these if liking the prodigy sound:

http://theprodigy.info/samples/

Also, very cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_wgTudNJG4

Hi, The recording of the sound that you have cooked up on your synth is recorded via your sound interface (soundcard) to the computer's hard drive as a wav file. To do this, as said above, get an audio cable out of the synth and into the soundcard's audio in. Now plug your soundcard audio outs into ...