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Phorsion
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BPM Can Alter Sound --- Experimental Encounter

I never thought that 250 BPM could be something... Unique. Production-wise.

Well here was a quick experiment to show different BPMs with one sound.

30 / 50 / 80 / 100 / 130 / 150 / 180 / 200 / 250

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Yea like how u would use the

Yea like how u would use the speed dail button on record player ((( i know, ancient device ain't it but same concept. )))

very cool.

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250 BPM. It was like an

250 BPM. It was like an African pipe or something.

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What sound did u use?

What sound did u use?

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sounds like the tempo is

sounds like the tempo is affecting an LFO or other tempo-synced effect or envelope..... nothing more.   audio quality is the same

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I kind of went thoughtless

I kind of went thoughtless when I answered. Well, I used a modular with three oscillators. Two sine and one square, full waves. The effects were [foldback-distortion] and a high frequency [parametric equalizer] with high gain. Jason is right it was synced on all 3. Specifically a saw lfo which is a triangle-pass at the 2nd rate. Envelope output on the mods of the oscillators and then envelope output on the pitch so it has pitch envelope maybe. A state variable filter with cut-off at 10 o'clock. That's it.

 

And oops Jason, I meant to say that the 250 sound was a good one because it was close to a sine.