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LOL , anyone did it in the jungle scene

@@WARDISWARD however that comment goes to all of those amazingly talented producers

actually no ))))) , but I dig your humour

Looks like a Mackie SR24.4

Check out the Mackity from airwindows. It's a plug in to get the same distortion sound as the Mackie mixer.

​@@ilanweyler6701 mackie 1604 will do it

@@ilanweyler6701Mackity Airwindows 😂

Daniel Rodríguez maybe mute the sample input ?

on the emu there is a "monitor : on/ off" function.

Turn the volume on the front panel to zero

Emu 4 has a filter, they push the desk into it and it lifts up the sound, it eats the harshness and it makes the sound sparkly. Emu4 has transformers, opamps and converters of higher grade, also sound that started analog, pushed thru several circuts gets molded by voltage, current... everyone tries to promote vst coz money is greater with less work, but basically a sound gets much more interaction with laws of phsycs/universe thru gear rather than getting calculated as a binary code with a cpu..

More specifically from someone who actually owns one of these samplers...... The E-MU samplers (the emulator e4x and e64x based samplers from the mid to late 90s) have something called a *z-plane filter* that allows you to merge and morph between 2 samples. It has its own characteristics and is a very powerful filter. "Sparkly"???? lol This guy above is trying to mystify it. The e64 is the best sounding version of the emulator series. The Ultra series and beyond had more of a digital / clearer / metallic sound. Ya heard!

No you can assign to LFO, mod wheel or other cc controller

+Jamie Hanslip Watch the video a few times. They take a clean 808 kick, distort it, sample it, filter it. Play it on the desk and double it. Cut the lows out of one, the highs from another. Sample it again with a new filter sweep. Its just resampling and adding more filters.

They probably also have a LFO (or two) modulating the filter within the e-Mu's cords section in addition to everything else mentioned.

Maybe it's because the e-mu has something unique to it. I collected some links, I will post them: EMU z-plane filters, that "emu sound": www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/1113702-emu-z-plane-filters-quot-emu-sound-quot.html Some thread about a PDF about a z-plane filter (made by Dillusion): www.dogsonacid.com/threads/i-just-found-the-emu-zplane-pdf-that-dillusion-put-together-in-05.753266/#post-11396004 Here they also talk about this classic sound: www.gearslutz.com/board/electronic-music-instruments-and-electronic-music-production/1120372-hardware-synthesizer-cause-4-concern-bad-company.html

@@dan_rtype exactly... using zplane filter + LFO on the E6400

SR24.4 VLZ Pro

Gain on the mixer channel

Turn gain up, volume down

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just use a sampler instead. ableton sampler (not simpler) has a filter env + like 4 lfos which can get u that sort of articulation on the 808 really ez w out the need to resample x amount of times

@@hubpillz will try it now, thanks

@@freshmint5130 no prob but i forgot to mention that the filter type fracture and neptune used is the e-mu e6400 morph filter which is recreated in ableton albeit with much less distortion than the one on the e-mu produced. what u want to do bascially is assign an lfo to the morph amount and the resonance amount on the filter section of sampler. that should give u that wonky moving 808 type basic sound and from there u just play with envelopes to get the expression u want and add distortion and eq n shit

The simple answer is that you aren't going to be able to do that kind of filter on anything that isn't an e-mu. It's called a z-plane filter and they patented it

@@rorz999 loser grindset

mackie sr24.4 vlz pro

Show us the video. We all want to learn how to do it. I cannot find an emu 6400 ultra for sale for less than $1k and I am not going to spend that kind of money.

Christopher Pisz it's actually very very easy

Christopher Pisz learn how to make an 808 in nl massive, then add distortion using your daw or just use the built in c tube filter. Then use an lfo to add attack and a short decay for that wobble sound. You won't be far off.

take an 808 kick and pit a saturator on it

Show your appreciation for how the essence of these styles emerged 20+ years ago

Successful music? That's what you said. Is this that you're after? Wrong way mate. We don't need successful music. All we need is good music that sounds wicked.

Seems like my comment was removed which is quite immature. And your post was edited. But I can type that again. I can do that until it's there. Until the end of time. No, dude. Mark my words. You'll never ever achieve that with your fancy daw, emulations and plugins. You might get 70% close. There's heat ín the preamps, air, z-plane filters, etc. I've been messing with audio since the late 90s and I'm saving you months of your life when I'm saying that you won't achieve that early Virus sound in the box. You need to send the signal through the sampler, then the Mackie and distort it, resample, filter it and start again until it's done.

clearly you don’t know who Fracture or Neptune is. Where are your releases.? You have a better workflow than these legends and you suck 😂

you havent a clue.....

@@viktorvigh4513 and what do you get from it ? Altered signal. Nothing that makes a song have success just because of it and nothing I can’t setup clean and digitally. Where the comment was edited ? And I guess then you used something that triggered KZfaq 🤷‍♂️