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this sounds like a bunch of damned souls are calling me down into hell

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EXACTLYYYYY

4th that is a fucking smart way to type, my friend what if i just typed all my most used phrases or something and then have them on a notepad so when i need one, i can copy paste it? i think that would work pretty well

mpk mini mk2

3rd what midi controller you got??

i typed it in a notepad first lol so i wouldn't have to send the comments 1 at a time

:o 1st how tf you type so fast? you faster than me and i only know one person who can match my speed. 2nd. woah holy shit lemme read all this

so yeah that's how all this was done i think those with the capability to do this 100% should, as there are countless other ways to use this other than how i did. i've already kinda explored applying these same concepts to drums, and it's pretty interesting. anyways those are my secrets, have fun

for example: me turning a knob all the way up could make the amp sustain go to 100%, but maybe turn my cutoff frequency down to 350hz. i did this on Most of the parameters on the pulv and that's where half of the magic is. the other half is that my midi controller has a built-in and very customizable arppegiator. it lets you change the note size, the mode of arppegiation, the swing percentage, everything. i was just playing chords and turning knobs semi-randomly really, the setup was everything.

i was thinking about keeping it a secret but i figured i might as well let it be known for starters this whole track was really more of a live performance than a proper production, the only things added after were the effects and eq. to make this i used a midi controller and i assigned every knob to multiple parameters on the pulv. i learned that you can assign two different parameters (in the midi setup settings in the studio) to the same knob, but have the knob affect them differently.