Sketchbook

musical sketchbook 09

Nothing quite as elaborate as yesterday's multi-track creation today, but instead just a bit of a bass sound -- about the fattest bass I could make on the Blofeld. Any deeper and we'd be hitting the brown note for sure.

I used two pulse waves with random LFOs applied to modulate their pitches to simulate oscillator drift on an old analogue synth, and a sine wave an octave down to give it more depth. I also enabled six-voice unison mode with some detuning to further fatten the sound.

my favourite everyday camera: the Sony ZV-1

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welcome back!

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ludum dare 29: underground city defender

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my favourite everyday camera: the Sony ZV-1

welcome back!

livin' in america!

ludum dare 29: underground city defender