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Today's question: "How do I take a sound I like and turn it into an instrument to use in one of those programs from the first tutorial you did? Do programs map these sound samples to different notes, or do I have to personally modify them and, if so, how?" You can grab the password for this post by patronizing me(?) for $2/month or more.
Is it worth it to buy Kontakt for $399 just to use free instruments without the 15-minute limit, or should you just skip Kontakt altogether? Find out whether to pay $399 by paying $2 first to my Patreon!
In the fall of 2014, I began work on the soundtrack for BattleCON Online, an online PvP adaptation of the two-person battle card game by Level 99 Games. The project began on Kickstarter and was only released this past fall…
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Read More (続きを読む)Yume Freebie is a collection I released in 2014 of musical loops and sound effects from various undeveloped Yume Nikki fangame concepts. During my time working on Dream Vs. Dream (RIP) a few friends approached me to make some short…
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