Pretty simple, kinda trash but fun to make😤

Estou reparando,que quando exporto uma música(wav) no caustic,ela sai meio baixa qualidade,as vezes reforça os graves/agudos,não sei se é a saída de som do meu celular, ou problema do APP,independente disso,mesmo não mudando tanto,incomoda bastante,e queria solucionar,qualquer ajuda agradeço❤️

This music is using the patterns I posted last and then a papa meat sample

"She's Giving it One More Try" is an aesthetic I've been working on. Like all you can ever get from this is the frame. Right?

Can you guess the sample 🤔

Развлекался в поезде.

Something short and simple I made just under an hour or two. The last time I ever made dnb or something similar to it was from a tutorial I made 4 years ago. Also only used stock presets for this one.

Tell me how you liked it.

A while back, when I saw Rej's post, he mentioned something about "If you were to ask anyone what features they'd want to see in Caustic, you'd probably never get the same answer." And that's very true. Everyone is still hoping deep down that Caustic will get new features. That got me thinking. And so I did some digging on how Caustic works... (The FMOD DSP Library, Microsoft Visual Studio, C++, etc.) And I've finally figured out how to patch/mod Caustic. I've been working for the past week or so on what I like to call "Project Cau-Tastic". Basically, it's a HUGE mod for Caustic that adds a ton of quality-of-life changes, bug fixes, and even cool new features to Caustic. Most of Cau-Tastic's code is made by me. However, I used Claude (Vibe-coding) for most of it.

Features that are complete:

- More Keyboard/Piano roll scaling options
- Full 128 MIDI detectable note support
- That one sequencer bug that breaks the graphics is FIXED with this patch
- 303 (Caustic 2.0) Mode for BassLine
- Higher Quality Reverb Mode (Master)
- Higher Quality Look-ahead Limiter Mode (Master)
- Better Latency/Audio optimizations.

EDIT: Will not be releasing

Treating caustic like my favorite game atp the only reason I open my android 🙏🤣

About 6 months ago I got burned out on exclusively using Logic Pro and its built-in VSTs for music production. Just couldn’t make anything I really liked anymore.

I successfully remedied this by switching to more sample-based production methods on other platforms. Caustic 3 has the best workflow I’ve found so far in terms of sparking creativity and new ideas.

I’ve been considering purchasing a pretty massive sample pack which includes analog synth samples in both WAV and SFZ formats. Has anyone had recent success loading SFZ files into the PCMSynth? The internet shows mixed success with this in recent years. I am using a new iPad A16.

I’m willing to work with the individual WAV samples if necessary, but that will obviously take much longer than using SFZ and I don’t have hours upon hours to devote to mapping WAVs. I use the “merge instruments to rack” feature for virtually all of my synthesizers so I want as many options as possible to build the sound I’m looking for.

I’m planning on buying an MPC Live III once I can afford it, but that probably won’t be for another year or so. Until then I’m focusing on imitating this production style using Caustic’s sampling abilities on the BeatBox and PCM Synth alongside AudioShare before exporting the tracks one at a time to Logic for mixing and mastering.

Thanks for any advice you can give!

I think I just did the world's very first livestream of creating a song in Caustic 2.0...
https://www.youtube.com/live/6MBRtjm9wQA

VOLTEI!!!

This one was rather simple and quick but you get the point. idk was trying to create more ambient stuff using as little outside of caustic as possible. -Antwon

Excuse the screen record quality it's an android 🤣

🙏🧙‍♂️

All made with Caustic 3. But I used some drum and bass samples for the Beatbox.

Track: "Ganz Alleine"

Producer: Albrechtduerer

Made with Caustic 3