Now with the notes done let's do some
effects.
Disconnect both machines from the master module by using
the right click menu of the connectors that show the way of the
signal flow.
Now let's make a delay, Effects->Delay->FSM
panzerdelay
Now connect 808 and Primifun to panzerdelay. Listen
to the result.
Seems that the Panzerdelay has made Primifun sound
too rough, don't worry we'll get to that later. Let's check 808 by
muting Primifun. Do this by pressing on the led (top left corner)
that flashes when the machine is playing. When muted the machine's
name will be in brackets.
Okay we now make a FSMchorus and a EQ-7. Connect Primifun so that
is goes through EQ first then FSMchorus to Panzdelay to the master.
Now you must be hearing the over-distorted sound, don't
listen for too long (your ears might pop :-). Now it's time to
finalize settings. Go to EQ-7 preferences and put in the following
values:
-6.8 dB for sound = We don't want it too loud in the mix
Boost of 5.851 dB at 63 Hz = boost of low bass sounds
Boost of 7.625 dB at 160 Hz = boost of mid bass sounds
Cut-off of 5.143 dB at 400 Hz
Cut-off of 2.661 dB at 1kHz = The distorted sound is here
Cut-off of 2.661 dB at 2.5 kHz
Boost of 7.980 dB at 6.3 kHz = We want some of that crunchy sound
Cut-off of 2.306 dB at 16kHz 
The
numbers above are just a way of showing a direction for the EQ
process, do expiriment with the values.
Now we want to extend our masterpiece, let's make it loop from row
0 to row 32. Once we have done this we should program each part to
look like this:
That's it. You have done a basic synth with some drums. Now you can start expirimenting with the various modules.
(You can download the tutorial in .bmx format here)
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