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if you do a search in youtube, you might find this video about making a bass in fm: however, i am afraid that most of the videos on youtube seem to be tutorials on how to make a skrillex bass. however, a skrillex bass to me isn't really a bass, although it contains some bass fundamentals. i am a little old school, so i prefer a bass instrument to contain mostly bass fundamentals, for the purpose of creating harmonies and other syncopated events. I envision this thread to be a place where we can share patches or discuss getting actual bass sounds out of an fm synth, (also leads, fx, whatever) and produce some knowledge about the subject for composers who like to use an FM synth as an instrument, not just a full frequency sausage effect.
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Hello WATMM, Posting here to inform everyone that my beatless music imprint Psoma Psi Phi has recently reinstated two epic synthesizer records from the inimitable David Burraston (aka NYZ / Noyzelab / Bryen Telko). TTMSubtree and PPLZ SYNF were both given limited cassette editions, and have since gone out of print - these reissues are intended to be more "standard" and keep this excellent music in print and available for a longer period of time. They are also going to be carried at Norman Records and possibly Boomkat. NOYZELAB / TTMSUBTREE [DUAL-DISK SECOND EDITION] "...a 90-minute work that shifts between otherworldly drone and soft, ethereal atmospherics. Think beautiful decay, in the most glorious way." -Norman Records 2xCD-R DIRECT FROM P/PSI/P 2xCD-R VIA NORMAN RECORDS, UK NYZ / PPLZ SYNF [QUAD-DISK SECOND EDITION] "...a gargantuan 3.5-hour record that dives into a deep well of drone synthesis to hypnotic effect. It's as close to a work of art as a record can get, built with Burraston's passion project, a self-build of the Serge CGS Paperface analogue synth. Moody and epic." -Norman Records 4xCD-R DIRECT FROM P/PSI/P 4xCD-R VIA NORMAN RECORDS, UK I'll also be sure to update this post/thread when other shops begin to carry these releases. Also, feel free to follow the label at Facebook for even slower updates: http://www.facebook.com/000bpm Keep your ears widened for Dave's next release at Psoma, another 4xCD-R set bearing the name DSP TRX. Speakers will wobble, ears will tingle, minds will be fucked! Thanks to all of you here who have supported this stuff already! Love, Brian -
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