Ahoojidao New member Apr 23, 2017 #1 I am pining to kno why reese basses "oscillate' faster at higher frequencies. I'm not exacly sure how to describe it, but it's like the sound repeats faster at higher notes. Could someone helpp me to recreate this?? Thanks a bunches!!!! PEAS! Last edited: Apr 23, 2017
I am pining to kno why reese basses "oscillate' faster at higher frequencies. I'm not exacly sure how to describe it, but it's like the sound repeats faster at higher notes. Could someone helpp me to recreate this?? Thanks a bunches!!!! PEAS!
M manducator New member Apr 24, 2017 #2 That's probably done by sampling. If you play a sample on a higher note, the sample is played faster. Pretty simple.
That's probably done by sampling. If you play a sample on a higher note, the sample is played faster. Pretty simple.
krushing Moderator Apr 24, 2017 #3 ^Either that (oldschool DnB commonly used samples like that) or it's simply the "beat frequency effect" well explained here.
^Either that (oldschool DnB commonly used samples like that) or it's simply the "beat frequency effect" well explained here.
S scrapheaper Moderator Apr 25, 2017 #4 Take two oscillators and detune them by a constant amount This now happens automatically