Chris Octane – FM8 Bass Sound Design Tips With Octane DLR – 22
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http://www.looptv.net/ present PART 2 of Chris Octane from ‘Octane & DLR’ sound design tutorial for Native Instruments FM8 synth.
This video accompanies Octane & DLR’s own ‘PatchWorx Presets’ sample pack out on Loopmasters – and shows some of the typical creative work and processing put into each and every patch available in the new pack.
Octane & DLR are a production force to be reckoned with, each of the pair honing their skills for over 9 years before joining forces. Both perfectionists, but combined they are much more than the sum of their parts, with a mutual love of twisted bass textures, organic soundscapes and live recording.
Recently back from their knock out US tour in association with Peer Pressure Recordings, and with a barrage of releases via Renegade Hardware and Dispatch Recordings amongst others, the future is set to be bright for the Leeds based duo!
Enjoy!
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