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Glitch Beat 3
Friday, June 26 2009 @ 02:28 AM BST Contributed by:
Here's a selection of 140bpm Glitch beats. This is part of a growing collection of Glitch loops' and will be included in our 'Freeloops Archive Loops Volume 4' when it is released. All parts will appear here over the next month so keep coming back for more.
Autogun is based on the Ogun VSTi synthesizer that can produce exceptionally rich metallic and shimmering timbres, although it's not limited to these sounds as Autogun will demonstrate. Ogun’s distinctive synthesis engine can generate more than 32,000 harmonics, modulated by high-level ‘harmonic mapping’ functions. These synthesis parameters have been put under the control of an artificial intelligence, patch creation algorithm, the reason Autogun can deliver such a huge number of great presets.
Wednesday, October 01 2008 @ 01:50 AM BST Contributed by:
FL8 UPDATE NOW AVAILABLE - You can now buy our Video Tutorials online and download instantly, providing you have broadband as the files are 300-500MB in size. Each one of our original tutorial cd's is between $4.99 - 9.99 and can be payed for in a variety of secure methods. (Visa, Google Checkout, Paypal etc)
Our aim is to help musicians who are on a tight budget. [Previously on discontinued MEGA DVD]
Finding good FL Studio Video Tutorials is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Finding one that you can actually see what's going on is even rarer.
Our video tutorials are big. Why are they big? Read on...