Casio CZ/ VZ/ FZ - Pro Series

Scott Nordlund wrote:
>>Another option to consider would be to record whatever you want and then
>>use one of the many bit-reduction plugins to shape the sound.
> 
> actually, I've found that the best way to make something lo-fi (though in a 
> different way) is to record it onto a crappy cassette deck.

Somewhat off topic, but what the h*ll... :)

"Lo-fi sound" can be produced in several ways, some digital, some 
analogue. One fun way is to play back the sound in a crappy speaker or 
headphones, and record that with a mic. Placing the sound source in a 
tin can is also a neat trick.

Filtering, bit reduction and all kinds off overdrive variants can also 
produce excellent results.

.max

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Max Romantschuk
http://max.nma.fi/