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This video tutorial explains how to create a shuffled / swing LFO to use as modulation in Native Instruments Massive:

Sick!!

i don't care if it's just a prop or what - having that double bass there is bad ass!

looking forward to watching this tut after work. given chewie's review and the double bass, it must be good!

hey thanks for posting this I had not every really thought about shuffling the wobbles before and I probably could have figured this out on my own but still there it is nice and simple. Easily get that bassnectar churn of the century swing now lol.

fenx for the post! i defo gonna use it!!

Hi guys,

Thanks for the positive feedback! Glad to see that there's interest in the subject

I actually play the bass in the background btw, but haven't had enough practice the last couple of years, so at the moment it is just standing there. I guess its just so much more easy to sit my arse behind the screen....

So simple and it sounds so good! I also love how you cut away from the screen to light a smoke then cut back, nice touch

Thanks for this, very helpful. Saw one of you videos featured a didge. Do you play?

Hi guys, thanks again! @LTUK: The Didge track was done by me and my friend Tonfilm for about two years, I'm currently working on a new live version which is going to be pretty ruf... I don't play it however, we just sampled it from some Didge only CD.

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

Ah safe man. I play the didge and have always wanted to incorporate it into my productions, but never had a good enough mic. I like what you've done with it though, its cool.

Depone wrote:Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

Thanks for the vid. Such a simple idea, but i would of never thought of it.

chewie wrote:

Depone wrote:Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

ROFL

chewie wrote:

Depone wrote:Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

That's what I usually do for 1/6ths in Massive


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@ 3za: My pleasure...

chewie wrote:

Depone wrote:Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

Im such a retard.. honestly dont know how i let that one slip! Hahaha

Depone wrote:

chewie wrote:

Depone wrote:Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

Im such a retard.. honestly dont know how i let that one slip! Hahaha

all good homie