Dub techno production, Vital only

Learning Vital in Ableton live by making some dub techno, dub chords and drums / perc

[@fullcircleaudio]

PATREON: www.patreon.com/posts/109945810? SAMPLES: merah1.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-of-a-forgotten-world-2

[@verficationaccount]

Man that really made for a great Saturday morning session of following along and getting side tracked and coming up with something completely different and learning a lot.

[@fullcircleaudio]

Its a fun synth to just experimemt with, will be more vids on this coming soon

[@mej6519]

if you run out of envelopes you can turn the lfo's into envelopes.

[@fallenleaf24]

If I remember rightly the clicks are from the Evelopes. this is what most people use the LFO's in Envelope mode. but im willing to be corrected on this. but I think it the way they get retriggered. You can change the display in the advance tab. Frequency Units. you can change it between semitones & htz. they each effect on the different things in Vital. In this case you change it to HZ & it will show the HZ in the EQ You can drag a sample onto the SMP section or add a folder.

[@fullcircleaudio]

I later found out it’s the oscillator phase randomisation, haven’t checked yet, but if you set it to zero it stops clicks apparently

[@fullcircleaudio]

Thanks 🙏 some more Vital videos are coming!

[@fallenleaf24]

@@fullcircleaudio ahh it’s the at one! I know there is a thing with the envelopes as well but I forget things xD

[@GLDNSCTN]

Rad! Thanks Man- been using Vital for a week or so.

[@fullcircleaudio]

Sounds great layering wavetables with saw waves etc, I think you can load samples in there too..Great synth!

[@GLDNSCTN]

@@fullcircleaudio right! I haven't done that yet, but such a cool feature!

[@themattschulz3984]

Tip: in the advanced tab you can use oversampling to make the patch sound more rough (1x or 2x) or more smooth (4x or higher), eats a lot of cpu on high settings so using this as last step and freezing/flattening before mixing is advised if you don´t have a NASA computer at your disposal

[@fullcircleaudio]

Will check it out!

[@astrogonzales]

yeah you hold ctrl/roll down on your mouse and it should do it in single semitones or hold shift/roll down on your mouse and also should do it in whole octaves

[@fullcircleaudio]

Thanks!