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nice, you've got some interesting sound design going on there.Cruso wrote:Sorry, forgot to do the hidden link
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every video ive seen recreating skrillex's monster bass sounds nothing like it to me, but this one....this guy is pretty fucking close.blinkesko wrote:
Waiting for the tutorial...
what do you mean fade from one EQ to another?crazy-ryan wrote:Question!
Does anyone know how to fade from one EQ to another EQ on the same track? would this involve instrument rack chaining?
yeh, that`s just a frequency change though.crazy-ryan wrote:I mean from one EQ to another all on the same midi track within ableton. Im dealing the format eq's and want to fade an "E" sounding eq into an "O" sounding eq .
i think he was going for the automating the dry/wet of each EQElectric_Head wrote:yeh, that`s just a frequency change though.crazy-ryan wrote:I mean from one EQ to another all on the same midi track within ableton. Im dealing the format eq's and want to fade an "E" sounding eq into an "O" sounding eq .
Just a matter of automating the notch to move from vowel to vowel.
Now I`m understanding, my apologies.RandoRando wrote:i think he was going for the automating the dry/wet of each EQElectric_Head wrote:yeh, that`s just a frequency change though.crazy-ryan wrote:I mean from one EQ to another all on the same midi track within ableton. Im dealing the format eq's and want to fade an "E" sounding eq into an "O" sounding eq .
Just a matter of automating the notch to move from vowel to vowel.
DOWNSCALING!!!!!!crazy-ryan wrote:OKAY I HAVE A QUESTION TO END ALL QUESTIONS
how the hell do you make the sub bass copy EXACTLY what the dubstep wobbles are doing???!
example : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmCe3fg7B4w
(doctor P-Big boss)
Skrillex also does this
It's obvious that during the drop the sub bass moves with wobbles and you can here it sync perfectly... It is not just a copy of the track of the wobble track pasted into the sub bass track-> that would not lead to the wobbles being heard in the sub bass. There has to be some way of sending Massives wobbles to the sub bass. How is this done?=> preferably respond with how it would be done in Ableton w/ Ni Massive.
I know that few people probably know the actual answer to this... the rest are going to try and bullshit some sort of an answer haha but take a shot! (I have a feeling this separates great drops from average drops).
Take your wobble track, control/cmd+D that shit, take the duplicated track and leave the LFO's where they are, take off all effects, turn 1 oscillator only onto sine wave, transpose, profit.J4YM5 wrote:crazy-ryan wrote:OKAY I HAVE A QUESTION TO END ALL QUESTIONS
how the hell do you make the sub bass copy EXACTLY what the dubstep wobbles are doing???!
example : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmCe3fg7B4w
(doctor P-Big boss)
Skrillex also does this
It's obvious that during the drop the sub bass moves with wobbles and you can here it sync perfectly... It is not just a copy of the track of the wobble track pasted into the sub bass track-> that would not lead to the wobbles being heard in the sub bass. There has to be some way of sending Massives wobbles to the sub bass. How is this done?=> preferably respond with how it would be done in Ableton w/ Ni Massive.
I know that few people probably know the actual answer to this... the rest are going to try and bullshit some sort of an answer haha but take a shot! (I have a feeling this separates great drops from average drops).