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 | | Topic: | Instruments to trackers | | | I canīt make my own instruments i dont know how to do it.. Can someone explaine how to do it?
Cerror you rock man! | | |
| what do you mean by making your own instruments?
be more specific and you will receive help. | | |
| | I want to make some C64 sounds like sinus kurves and ecetra.. but i ripp all my samples from old chipmusic artists and som new ones.. Butt i want to learn how to make my own.. can some one explaine how to do it? | | |
| | The simplest instrument is a sample with volume/panning/whatever envelopes attached. To make your instrument sound more natural you need several samples of notes played on the real life instrument. Take a piano for example: if you sample every single note and map them accordingly in your instrument you'll get much more natural results than with a single sample. The amount of samples a single instrument can contain really depends on the tracker and instrument format you use. | | |
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