Probably the best place to start with the 'pulve' is to look at the pre-sets. To find these right click on the pulve where there are no knobs or switches, a play symbol will appear, click on that and some pre-set options appear. Take a look at the 'init' pre-set first, click it and the pulve will automatically set to that. Open up a note track and set some notes and make a loop. Play around with the different knobs on the pulve, also plug some fx in, a delay or reverb, or both, and just experiment!
Oh and there are tutorials on youtube as well if ya wanna check'em!
Hope this helps a bit! Keep with it m8! :)
Well..I don't normally like to criticize but you asked so O.k..I 'd say maybe think about the structure of a song/track and also variations of some kind, whether it be melody or sound manipulation. Try playing around with the pulverisateur synth and machiniste ! :)
Keep at it! :)
Probably the best place to start with the 'pulve' is to look at the pre-sets. To find these right click on the pulve where there are no knobs or switches, a play symbol will appear, click on that and some pre-set options appear. Take a look at the 'init' pre-set first, click it and the pulve will automatically set to that. Open up a note track and set some notes and make a loop. Play around with the different knobs on the pulve, also plug some fx in, a delay or reverb, or both, and just experiment! Oh and there are tutorials on youtube as well if ya wanna check'em! Hope this helps a bit! Keep with it m8! :)
Thanks! I dont normally ask but i want to get as know as possible, can you give me some ideas on/or about the pulverasateur?
Well..I don't normally like to criticize but you asked so O.k..I 'd say maybe think about the structure of a song/track and also variations of some kind, whether it be melody or sound manipulation. Try playing around with the pulverisateur synth and machiniste ! :) Keep at it! :)