mromgwtf wrote:Seriously there has to be an equalizer vst where you define few "states" of the equalizer, i.e. peak at 500hz and 2000hz, and second one: peak at 700hz and notch at 1300hz. And then you have a slider or knob that when moved, interpolates between those states which can give you easy automation of vowel eqs and shit lol
You just set some automation curve of a parameter, then your x or y knob (whichever you chose for this curve) controls that parameter based on the curve.
Since this can use multiple types of curves and as many points as you want you can have many many "states" and many types of interpolation
People have made vowel filters/combs/phasers and lots of other neat things with this filter.
Unfortunately you either have to buy the pack of plugins it comes in (99 dolars and lots of generic plugins) or own fl studio.
Although if you do buy the pack it comes with such beauties as delay bank (fancy multitap delay), waveshaper (a very very good waveshaper I use all the time that allows infinitely complex waveshaping curves), the love philter (previously mentioned) and wavecandy (wonderful audio analysis tool)
HOLY MOLY CHEESECAKE teach me your methods I cannot work Love Philter I'm too dim.
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Fri Aug 23, 2013 9:27 pm
by GregoryTJ
Okay guys, let me try to explain how I got that sound...
1: First of all open or make a good growl preset (in this case I used my old skrillex remake growl in sytrus, check my sig for the DL.)
2: Route to a new mixer channel.
3: EQ however sounds good (I boosted the high end a bit.)
4: Send through love philter. This is where it gets difficult to explain the exact filter settings...
Basically;
Input ->
Lowpass with cut at 3/4 and res at a low setting, lowpass cutoff follows X mod 1:1 ->
Highpass with cut at 1/2 and res at 1/4, HP cut follow X mod with a linear curve very slightly (cut = X * 0.1) ->
Peak with whatever settings sound good, you can make it follow x like I did if you want ->
Bandpass with cut at 1/3 and res at 1/3, cut follows x mod with a sort of sine-ish curve but it can be linear too
-> output
5: Put through frequency splitter and apply slight transient boosting to highs via waveshaper and chorus to mids.
6: The Bandpass on the philter peaks like none other even at low volumes so I put this all through a limiter.
7: Reverb to taste.
8: modulate mod X on the philter.
Viola, reesey growly things.
I tried this with a square wave and it made a neat reese.
Do note: A lot of the vowel movement from this growl came from the synth not the filter, the filter is almost just a fancy lowpass.
excuse the song i just whipped it up in an hour to showcase some sounds. Its overcompressed deal widit
something familiar in there....
lol why don't you embed your links?
That's a crisp one, throw us a bone here o:
Do you have a lot of effects on it?
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Sat Aug 24, 2013 2:49 pm
by shim
I plan on writing up something much longer in the next couple days. Im just super busy with music right now so be patient. I will deliver.
in regards to effects i usually try to do as much as i can with very little mostly to save cpu lol. The growl in that song is massive, a couple eqs modulation, compression to level out the sound and ohmicide distorting the high end. A lot of it is pitch bend and context.
once again ill write up some stuff later...
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 2:08 am
by R3b_Official
Nothing to do with posting a growl but has anyone tried out the new wow2 filter????
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 11:51 am
by PhotonOfficial
R3b_Official wrote:Nothing to do with posting a growl but has anyone tried out the new wow2 filter????
Nope but I'm not spending money until I hear legit Skrillex growls instead of the mushy, stinky, smelly vowel filter from the first one.
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 6:08 pm
by R3b_Official
PhotonOfficial wrote:
R3b_Official wrote:Nothing to do with posting a growl but has anyone tried out the new wow2 filter????
Nope but I'm not spending money until I hear legit Skrillex growls instead of the mushy, stinky, smelly vowel filter from the first one.
It depends how you use it. If you just put a bandreject and put on vowel mode you're going to sound like every 13 year old brostep producer.
This new wowfilter looks pretty interesting and 10x better than the first one.
Re: The Official Growl Bass Thread
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 8:31 pm
by PhotonOfficial
R3b_Official wrote:
PhotonOfficial wrote:
R3b_Official wrote:Nothing to do with posting a growl but has anyone tried out the new wow2 filter????
Nope but I'm not spending money until I hear legit Skrillex growls instead of the mushy, stinky, smelly vowel filter from the first one.
It depends how you use it. If you just put a bandreject and put on vowel mode you're going to sound like every 13 year old brostep producer.
This new wowfilter looks pretty interesting and 10x better than the first one.
That actually looks pretty good. Still, automating a parametric EQ does the job for me. Also, I've just started using FL Love Philter and I'd prefer that to a new WOW filter. However, i'm not going to lie, the new one has a pretty awesome sound.
