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I believe that the OP will not re-post this as it is far too good for public domain.

I d-loaded it ages ago and was blown away tbh.

Even using part of the set for you own compositions would make you feel like you were stealing it.

One tip I picked up though is having a separate routed audio rack for each frequency of a bass patch.

Simple idea that cleans up the frequencies and gives a nice amount of width and space.

The drums, though a side part are also pretty awesome.

I'd rather buy this guys records and use his live set.

w.

come on dude,

share some nice sh*t with us!

Not mine to share if you understand. Soz mate.

Not to hate, but this kind of stuff is a dime a dozen these days... I have wobble presets coming out of my ears and all I've done were a few searches .. not to mention making my own

outershpongolia wrote:Not to hate, but this kind of stuff is a dime a dozen these days... I have wobble presets coming out of my ears and all I've done were a few searches .. not to mention making my own

This.

Also, while this rack was a good starting place once you learn operator from the ground up you can create a lot better, unique sounds.

Must confess I had wrongly been thinking of the dom kane set posted a while back. This is indeed a very nice operator wobbler but not the one iwas thinking of.

Check the dom kane post for some deeper inspiration/ ideas.

W.

Meh.

You can do much more crazy stuff with this Max patch than the OP stuff:

http://www.maxforlive.com/library/device.php?id=891

Hi peepz,

i've reupped the rack (check mainpost). happy tweaking. i want to hear tracks from yours

peace&sun
T

nice dude!

thanks a lot, i will send you something for sure.

greetz from the alps

doc

Thanks Brother!

Hey wehkah,

here´s what i did with the rack you shared (almost 2 years ago...)
new shit is coming soon!

https://soundcloud.com/sisyphos-1/one-step-forward

peace!

Nice Feedback, whatta great track. Sounds like a heavy mod of the rack, very cool. This is soo much better then all the other creepy crack-dude-dubstep type.

Peace&Sun
T

thanks a lot whekah!
yeah, actually we are a reggae band not dubstep producers, but we love get infected by wobbly sounds and nasty synths! if you have more of this self-built racks just bring it, i would be honoured to use them in new projects!

greetings from south tyrol!