81 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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Lazerbeat wrote:

Ah right, I see what you mean. The mega drive sound chip has 8 fixed algorithms, you can't assign ops as modulators and carriers in custom configurations.

For example (from memory might get the details wrong) algo 8 assigns all 4 ops as carriers with no modulators where as algo 1 is 1 carrier with 3 modulators in sequence.

Hope that helps!

exactly.
have you been able to use the fixed algo's with the interface?

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82 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:
DUNGEONMASTER wrote:

sorry, i'm real new to fm.
with the vopm vst, you can set an operator to carry
another, and then modulate the other, so as to switch
carriers quickly and change the sound according to
which operator is "masking" the others.
the vopm calls it operator masking.

http://www.gorenfeld.net/lou/VOPM.pdf
re:algorithms and operator masking.

although, its possible switching between presets for each channel would get the same results.

i also understand the vopm emulates a different
sound chip.
and im very new to all of this.

also like this:
http://battleofthebits.org/lyceum/View/Vgm+Music+Maker/

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83 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:
little-scale wrote:

I am not quite following this question, can you please rephrase it?

sorry, i'm real new to fm.
with the vopm vst, you can set an operator to carry
another, and then modulate the other, so as to switch
carriers quickly and change the sound according to
which operator is "masking" the others.
the vopm calls it operator masking.

http://www.gorenfeld.net/lou/VOPM.pdf
re:algorithms and operator masking.

although, its possible switching between presets for each channel would get the same results.

i also understand the vopm emulates a different
sound chip.
and im very new to all of this.

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84 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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little-scale wrote:
DUNGEONMASTER wrote:

does the interface support op carriers? i cant find anything like it on the channel strip.

I am not quite following this question, can you please rephrase it?

sorry, i'm real new to fm.
with the vopm vst, you can set an operator to carry
another, and then modulate the other, so as to switch
carriers quickly and change the sound according to
which operator is "masking" the others.
the vopm calls it operator masking.

http://www.gorenfeld.net/lou/VOPM.pdf
re:algorithms and operator masking.

although, its possible switching between presets for each channel would get the same results.

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85 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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does the interface support op carriers? i cant find anything like it on the channel strip.

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86 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:
DUNGEONMASTER wrote:

"this is like watching a monkey throw his shit, then pick it up and eat it... i could do this on a casio."

OK. not exactly a compliment.

but now i like the challenge to make a set with only a casio. i have a pss-130. does that count?

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87 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:

"this is like watching a monkey throw his shit, then pick it up and eat it... i could do this on a casio."

OK. not exactly a compliment.

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88 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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"this is like watching a monkey throw his shit, then pick it up and eat it... i could do this on a casio."

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89 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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danimal cannon wrote:
ant1 wrote:

can you actually point some out because my experience of the "old stuff" is EPIC MEGAMAN/CONTRA BOSS THEME ROCK MUSIX or DEMO FUNK which both suck

really?

Here are some of my general faves of NES tunes.

every aspiring modern 2A03 guy should be studying Follin shit like it's their job





this is why i make chipmusic

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90 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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SKGB wrote:

I'm going to do a julian assange inspired lil b remix, entitled: Julian Assange Fucked My Bitch

dang! i wanted to do "i'm julian assange (fuck my bitch based god)"

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91 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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DUNGEONMASTER wrote:
little-scale wrote:

Which PSG?

all four, on individual tracks?

Nevermind. I should be able to use the PSG by sending from Channels 7-10.

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92 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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little-scale wrote:

On the issue of mapping to MIDI CCs... I've made a generic interface for this very issue...

Check this post out: http://little-scale.blogspot.com.au/201 … evice.html

"Sometimes I find it useful to be able to send MIDI CC data from a Live track, or to be able to route a MIDI CC from a physical MIDI controller to a different MIDI CC on a track. This plugin allows both. Eight pairs of control - within each pair, one control sets the MIDI CC number and the other sets the MIDI CC value."

Download here: http://milkcrate.com.au/_other/download … utocc.amxd

Maybe of interest?

THIS WORKS PERFECT FOR THE HIDDEN CC's IN VOPM !!! THANKS !!!

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93 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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PULSELOOPER wrote:
little-scale wrote:

Yep - in a clip, go to the E for envelope. Change the category to MIDI Ctrl. You will see all of the MIDI controllers in the sub category menu. Hope this helps!

awesome!

well, I don't have 167 bucks to spend on max4live, so I'll just route my nanokontrol knobs to the genMDM midi CC numbers and get used to them. I'm glad to know each clip will have it's own "patch", I was afraid these parameters would stay "locked" to each FM channel.

Shit, the interfaces haven't even been shipped yet and people here are already talking about how they'll use it. HOW HYPE IS THAT?


i've been waiting years

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94 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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little-scale wrote:

I'm sorry it's so many sad

Lot's of work.

Both worth it IMO, just for control and tweakability.

that's why this is all so exciting! so tired of emulating everything...

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95 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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also, the runtime is free, so with a littke work, the community might collobrate some devices that could control the sega.

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96 Reply by DUNGEONMASTER

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little-scale wrote:

Which PSG?

all four, on individual tracks?

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