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When life gives you lemons, swap 'em for mangos
I'm not at all familiar with the source of inspiration, but enjoyed the track neverthelessCan't believe more people haven't commented on this. This really is an incredible job.
I'm not at all familiar with the source of inspiration, but enjoyed the track neverthelessCan't believe more people haven't commented on this. This really is an incredible job.
Can't believe more people haven't commented on this. This really is an incredible job.
Really appreciate the kind words guys, thank you!!Still haven’t watched the film. Did enjoy the soundtrack. And @KEM: awesome job!
I think you should watch it ASAP!!Yeah! Likewise, still not seem the film. Decided to avoid the soundtrack so I could experience them fresh, at the same time. Will likely be some time.
Not in the right frame-of-mind to appreciate it right at this moment, but it's definitely on a listI think you should watch it ASAP!!
Actually, I just looked for it but it doesn't seem to be streaming outside of the U.S.Not in the right frame-of-mind to appreciate it right at this moment, but it's definitely on a list
I tried to recreate this sound in Massive a while ago, but it was apparent to me that it would be much easier to just do it in the piano roll. That way you can have full control over the notes.
This was my attempt. Haven't figured out the rest of the elements of "Freeport" so I just abandoned the project.
You just needed to put a short delay on the patch and modulate the filter cutoff with the modwheel and you would have had it.I tried to recreate this sound in Massive a while ago, but it was apparent to me that it would be much easier to just do it in the piano roll. That way you can have full control over the notes.
This was my attempt. Haven't figured out the rest of the elements of "Freeport" so I just abandoned the project.
Watch this guys video until the end.Here's my best attempt at recreating it in ZebraHZ (with a lot of post-processing effects), if only I could talk to Ludwig... first thing I'd ask him would be to show me this patch in detail, I'd do anything to get this patch!!
Watch this guys video until the end.
Yup. That was a very primitive version I printed before I did any additional work.You just needed to put a short delay on the patch and modulate the filter cutoff with the modwheel and you would have and it.
if only I could talk to Ludwig... first thing I'd ask him would be to show me this patch in detail, I'd do anything to get this patch!!
Completely agree, Hans has replied many times on here about a particular cue or sound, so there is a chance that Ludwig might reply and explain how he created the sound.Have you tried calling him or messaging him on social media? You'd be surprised how accessible people are if you approach them in a kind way with a sincere question about their work.