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Phil its ****** GREAT dude FULL STOP !

well done man !:cool:

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hopefully get the rest up over the weekend or very early next week.

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had a quick peek Phil. Looks fantastic, really useful for me.



would be good to have a vid up front showing the completed track too. for initial reference.



also, apart for making it easier for people that don’t have Sylenth, is there another reason for doing the synth stabs and so on in Simpler?

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Phil,

Well done as always makes the weekends even more enjoyable.

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[quote]jonsloan (17/09/2010)[hr]had a quick peek Phil. Looks fantastic, really useful for me.



would be good to have a vid up front showing the completed track too. for initial reference.



also, apart for making it easier for people that don’t have Sylenth, is there another reason for doing the synth stabs and so on in Simpler?[/quote]



Use it in any synth you have. All you need is the amount of oscillators that he is using in the video to recreate.

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Thanks Howie though I have both. So I was wondering why use Simpler rather than Sylenth? I’m assuming it’s because it makes the tut easier to follow for everyone. I’d just like to be sure is all. :slight_smile:

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Probably saves on cpu as well

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[quote]slender (17/09/2010)[hr]Probably saves on cpu as well[/quote]



not really. sylenth isnt CPU intensive.

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I like to build up my stab samples… so its just a bit easier resampling them and you have a load of easily accesable samples that use virtually no CPU.



once they are sampled they also have a slightly differnt quality due the fact that the samples are gettin triggered at the same point every time where as in a synth OSC is constantly going so your stats can be less solid.

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Just had a skim through it… absolutely awesome. exactly what I was hoping for in this tutorial - just waiting for the parents to go home then I’m locking the wife and kids in their room and myself in the studio :slight_smile:


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[quote]phil johnston (17/09/2010)[hr]I like to build up my stab samples… so its just a bit easier resampling them and you have a load of easily accesable samples that use virtually no CPU.



once they are sampled they also have a slightly differnt quality due the fact that the samples are gettin triggered at the same point every time where as in a synth OSC is constantly going so your stats can be less solid.[/quote]



Hey Phil,



Any chance the files used in the tutorial will be made available for subscribers? I’d love to follow along with the same sounds.

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Yeah the whole thing with arangement and files etc. will be up on or before monday.

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Awesome. Thank you.



Gotta tell you, I’m SOOOOO diggin’ this tutorial… Thanks so much for putting this up!

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Deep House Tut, FREAKIN WICKED!!! Just made my weekend.

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Thanks for hearing my Prayers Phill !! i just finished my first loop Based on your style that you infused and learned alot.

thanks so much for this tutorial :smiley:

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this one and the prog house tutorials are of very good quality. lots of new tips in there.



Thanks Phil for your responsiveness :slight_smile:





A.Emerah

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Yeah another great one Phil… Good variation from the Hard dance … starting to learn a lot more now and im even starting to listen to music in a new way now trying to figure out how things are done and getting ideas… Cheers… :slight_smile:

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Yip another quality masterclass tutorial phil cheers…

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[quote]bestie77 (18/09/2010)[hr] starting to listen to music in a new way now trying to figure out how things are done and getting ideas… Cheers… :)[/quote]



That is probably one of the most important things you can learn, also listen to other genres and non dance music for inspiration :slight_smile:

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Just watched all the videos, gotta say spot on! Can’t wait to hear the finished product. Wicked new tips and excellent use of simpler…suits everyone!



Cheers Phil!