Welcome back to Intense Tech with Defense Mech! This time we’ll be continuing our exploration of grooves. After you read this lesson you should have a few more tricks up your sleeve to make your tunes groove even harder!
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Intense Tech with Defense Mech: Groovy Groove and Tick Tricks Part 1!
Posted byIntense Tech with Defense Mech: LSDj Wave Cruncher Instrument Library!
Posted byHello again and welcome to an extremely exciting edition of Intense Tech! I’m thrilled to share the results of the past few months with you because I believe that an entire new world of sounds is now at your disposal. Come with me as we return to the command line using 4ntler’s lsdj-wavetable-import tool from libLSDJ!
Intense Tech with Defense Mech: Manage your LSDj save files with libLSDj!
Posted byHello and welcome back to Intense Tech with Defense Mech! In this installment, we’re going to get down and dirty with the command line to introduce you to a true power tool for handling your LSDj save files and songs! By the end of this lesson you will know how to organize a set of folders for each song and create a master list of all the songs on your save files. If this sounds like something you need in your life, keep reading!
Intense Tech with Defense Mech: Don’t Sleep on Z (feat. Hypnogram)
Posted byHello, I’m Defense Mechanism! Welcome back to Intense Tech, where we take an in-depth look at some of the features of LSDj to both help you level up your understanding and your skills as an artist!
In last month’s lesson, we looked at the wave synth. We’ll be detouring away from wave synthesis for a couple lessons, but we’ll return after we lay the groundwork for an exciting wave synth lesson! This month, we’ll take a look at the Z command for LSDj and explore how it can spice up your life!
Intense Tech with Defense Mech – LSDj Wave Synth Deep Dive Part 2
Posted byHello, I’m Defense Mechanism and welcome back to Intense Tech! Join in as we explore the features of LSDj in depth with the ultimate goal of helping you, the reader, level up your understanding of the program!
In this tutorial we’ll continue covering what one needs to understand the Wave channel synth! Last time we covered Signal, Volume, Filter, Cutoff, and Q. This time we’re specifically getting into the wave synth parameters of Dist, Phase, Vshift, and Limit. We’re going to show you how to add some real noisy crunch to your wave sounds! By the end you should have a great idea of how to get any kind of sound out of the wave channel, from a silky smooth lead to a gnarly crunchy bass.
