Yes. It isn’t my forte, but have you looked at some of the existing IAP patches like CallDatMassive, DarkSyn, or MetalWub? Maybe deconstruct those for some tips?
The IAP patch DubBuzzed is interesting - it uses samples and then modulates the sound with filter and level for a wobble effect. Generate/find some samples and swap them out and you could makes a lot of variations. Same with DubHardGnarl. DubWub has a classic dub sound, but it has 2 oscs of FM and one Nanosaw. I can’t get my head around FM, but just tweaking some parameters can be an interesting way to find new variations.
I’m not sure. To make it from scratch as a pure synth preset probably is possible, but I haven’t tried it. If it were me I would first try to get a sample online. Then in Obsidian tweak the sound a bit to the desired degree. You could even use your voice as a sample.
On the LFO page, try adjusting the Level and Rate. Setting rate to 1/12 produced an interesting rhythmic feel I kinda liked. It may not be right for all projects though.
Try switching Osc waves or messing with the filters. Save with Save As for any versions you want to save and keep messing around until you find sounds you like.
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Yes. It isn’t my forte, but have you looked at some of the existing IAP patches like CallDatMassive, DarkSyn, or MetalWub? Maybe deconstruct those for some tips?
I was looking for a way to make wobble bass using the default patch, maybe looking at the configurations on the pre-sets will help! thanks!
The IAP patch DubBuzzed is interesting - it uses samples and then modulates the sound with filter and level for a wobble effect. Generate/find some samples and swap them out and you could makes a lot of variations. Same with DubHardGnarl. DubWub has a classic dub sound, but it has 2 oscs of FM and one Nanosaw. I can’t get my head around FM, but just tweaking some parameters can be an interesting way to find new variations.
what options for resonance do we have in NS2?
EQ-3B & Stereo Filter offer some control over resonance, or AUv3 FX
Where are those lol
https://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/nanostudio2/user-manual/Effects.html
Access from the Mixer by tapping Audio FX
Other FX available from within Obsidian or Slate
How do I switch out samples?
In which intrument? Obsidian or Slate?
For info on the smple oscillator in Obsidian:
https://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/nanostudio2/user-manual/Obsidian.html#the-sample-oscillator
Info for samples in Slate:
https://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/nanostudio2/user-manual/Slate.html#sample
Interesting… not sure what to do with it
Wobble rate is a lifesaver lol
I’m having a lot of fun in the oscillators too
How do you turn glide mode on?
How do you duplicate tracks?
Working on a dubstep project right now
One last question - how do I upload files from the files app?
In OSC, select VOICE, then use the arrowa under Ployphony to choose Glide, or Mono, or various amounts of Polyphony.
To Duplicate a track, select desired track and press Duplicate at bottom.
Uploading files is a bit more involved so I recommend reading the manual
https://www.blipinteractive.co.uk/nanostudio2/user-manual/AudioAndMIDIFiles.html
I meant how do you duplicate an instrument…
Thanks for the tip on gliding!!!! It’s one of my favorite features in nanostudio!!
Also, does NS2 “respond” to NS1?
I think I would just use “save as” most of the time, but you can also select “copy”
how do you make a "Yai" sound???
I’m not sure. To make it from scratch as a pure synth preset probably is possible, but I haven’t tried it. If it were me I would first try to get a sample online. Then in Obsidian tweak the sound a bit to the desired degree. You could even use your voice as a sample.
Try this. Starting from init/default patch(from scratch)
OSC1 - analog saw default
OSC2 - Analog saw, phase 28deg, tune -2cents, transpose -12
OSC3 - Wavetable, signal to filter 2, table Hum, Pos 100%
Filter 1 - LP 12-A, Cutoff 382hz, Q 8.5, Drive 25%
Filter2 - WS Lo-fi, Cutoff(decimate) 36%,
Mix 100%, Drive 0%
LFO4 to modulate Filter1 Cutoff, Level 9%, type Sine, Sync Key, Beats 1/8
From there if you like it you can modulate all sorts of things and swap oscillators etc.
Hope that helps;)
Nice one! That’s a good start for a dubstep patch. Tweaking that gets a good range of sounds.
At least that’s what I imagined under “Yai” sound. I hope it helps if @ollie is still around;)
I’m still here
Thanks a lot
I’ll test it out soon!
Goood bass!
What can I use to go really fast?
On the LFO page, try adjusting the Level and Rate. Setting rate to 1/12 produced an interesting rhythmic feel I kinda liked. It may not be right for all projects though.
Try switching Osc waves or messing with the filters. Save with Save As for any versions you want to save and keep messing around until you find sounds you like.