How to Make an Electro House Lead with Operator tutorial

[BassTooth]

great tutorial!
please do more.

[BassTooth]

anything your heart desires. more tuts on Operator are always good. maybe you could get into the rest of Live instruments too; any kind of hacks/sounds you're able to get out of them that are unique. for instance, I tweak Operator a lot but not as much with Analog, Tension, or Collision. ...been meaning to get into the rest of Live's instruments.

[kanuck]

anything your heart desires. more tuts on Operator are always good. maybe you could get into the rest of Live instruments too; any kind of hacks/sounds you're able to get out of them that are unique. for instance, I tweak Operator a lot but not as much with Analog, Tension, or Collision. ...been meaning to get into the rest of Live's instruments.

+1
operator gets a lot of (deserved) attention but almost no one focuses on tutorials for tension, collision, electric, analog

[dentaku]

Nice. Simple stuff but the simple things are very often quite musically useful.

[yur2die4]

The stuff about only being able to change 'octaves' and hertz is actually inaccurate.

You are actually selecting points of the harmonic series. 2 is an octave above 1, yes, but 3 is an octave plus a fifth above 1 (3rd multiple). That makes its relation to 2, a fifth. If you climb up high enough, you can actually find a major third. This would be slightly higher sounding (I think it is a 5:4 ratio). In this case, you would slide those knobs up to 5 and 4, and just adjust the master pitch knob to compensate for the higher pitch :)