DUNE WavSeq Tips

[Kriminal]

this tutorial will show you how to do some very simple wavseq using the LFO's in Dune. Basically the LFO will sweep thru the waveforms giving an evolving sound. This works best when the LFO is set at a very slow speed, as the transition is much smoother, and therefore this type of modulation is best suited to pad/texture type sounds.

first, load a init patch, and set osc1 to wav15. Then copy MM setting in image below.



when you press play you can hear the sound changing. The LFO is sweeping up and down thru a set scale (+5/-5 of selected wavform) so 11 waveforms are heard.

Next we will add osc2, set it to wav30, and LFO amt to 10 (this will sweep up and down 10 wavforms) Turn osc mix full to 2 to hear the effect.



next we want to sweep between the two osc, so we use LFO2 to do this. Turn osc mix full to left/osc1, and copy setting in MM as below



now all you have to do is sculpt the sound using the filters and envelopes, and add FX to suit

you can download the basic preset here: http://www.box.net/shared/zgdihyb5nt

a more complex, polished version of that basic example is here: http://www.box.net/shared/z1xdrhjcgu

study the MM to see additional modulations ive applied.

[suecae_sounds]

You should consider starting a blog to collect your tutorial articles. I imagine there are more people who would be interested in them, aside from the people who frequent these forums.

[Christophe]

and you could sell your banks at the same place !

[Kriminal]

You should consider starting a blog to collect your tutorial articles. I imagine there are more people who would be interested in them, aside from the people who frequent these forums.

to be honest id dont really have the time or the webskills for that kind of thing. When Rich updates the forum i think these threads will be made 'sticky' in the appropriate place, and ppl can link to them from various places then.

[origami]

I for one am interested! thanks for the tips, Krim, especially for those who are dumb programmers as I am.

[rob_lee]

Dave you should do all these tutorials and put them in PDF format mate and publish them when you have a few strung together
Good stuff you got going here..

Rob

[Kriminal]

i have no idea how to do that :biglol:

good idea tho, maybe someone with boffin brain could collaborate with me in the future on such a project

[rob_lee]

Well i can do that, just get PDF creator and create them and paste pictures into text document and print..
You could sell a few too

Rob

[Lance]

I have just setup this:

http://dunesynth.wordpress.com/

I would convert your posts to articles, to set up you as author, putting links to your website and product as you wish.

Every good and useful tutorials, articles and news could be there from many authors.

[rob_lee]

I have just setup this:

http://dunesynth.wordpress.com/

I would convert your posts to articles, to set up you as author, putting links to your website and product as you wish.

Every good and useful tutorials, articles and news could be there from many authors.

That's a great idea

Rob

[Kriminal]

good stuff Lance, go for it

[Teksonik]

Great tip Kriminal Of course you can use the Arp Vel with Arp set to Modulation but you get some clicks when the waves sequence. I'll have to work on it to see if I can smooth it out some.

[rob_lee]

Great tip Kriminal Of course you can use the Arp Vel with Arp set to Modulation but you get some clicks when the waves sequence. I'll have to work on it to see if I can smooth it out some.

You could use the Arp Vel etc to control Amp attack that would cut the click from the wave should work ok if your cycling through the wavetable.

Rob

[Teksonik]

Thanks I'll give it a try.

[Kriminal]

Great tip Kriminal Of course you can use the Arp Vel with Arp set to Modulation but you get some clicks when the waves sequence. I'll have to work on it to see if I can smooth it out some.

thats in my next part