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Delay with decreasing low pass?
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Tomos
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 00:14:46
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I'm looking for a delay effect where after each delay is repeated, there are less high frequencies. Like a low pass filter moving down after each successive copy.
Have I explained that well enough?
Can anyone suggest a delay that has that capability. Without a plugin to help, the only way I can think to do it would be to have loads of send fx, each tempo delayed and feeding each other in order, with a high pass on. Nightmare..
Ideas?
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Glitch_CapeTown
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 00:47
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Tomos
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 01:08
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It may sound idiotic, but I've never had the need for one before. My usual delay method is to put a wide bandpass filter before a standard 'copy' delay and it always sounds nice and rich all the way to inaudible.
Now I have a song that would really benefit from the effect I described, I've not got any delays at all other than the standard cubase ones.
I don't use Ableton, so suggestions would be handy |
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makus
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 01:13
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ThiagoNAKA
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 01:33
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Just put Q Filter at your "Copy Delay" track and automate a LP filter...
For better results try also to automate another peak point, just to increase some resonance.
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Elad
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 01:54
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Colin OOOD
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 03:51
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bukboy
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 08:18
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or u could just make ur sound in zebra2 and have a input into the delay that decreases. Its possible to automate all the variables in zebra using inputs from other modules in zebra. |
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-aeon-
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 09:36
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Seamoon
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 12:07
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bandarlog
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 15:37
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OhmLine
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 16:25
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Logic's Delay Designer. innit.
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Martinlivet
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 17:15
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Hopefully this is just a stupid question from some type of missunderstanding: Why do all delay´s end abruptly? Of course i can put on feedback so they never end, but i want a smooth long fadeout to silence.. and when i automate any nob, (not just the ones like feedback that could be a parameter in how long it goes on) but cutoff or anything, the delay dont stop abruptly and do as i want..
Of corse i could do automation always,.. but anyway, im a bit curious about what im getting wrong. (also using FL, but doubdt that is a factor)
Atleast i dont feel like my even more non-"techy" producerfriend: -"All these delays are buggy,.. we need new a new one that works",.. ;-) (and we have loads of well known and good delays) |
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neogen
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 22:55
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On 2008-03-12 17:15, Martinlivet wrote:
Hopefully this is just a stupid question from some type of missunderstanding: Why do all delay´s end abruptly? Of course i can put on feedback so they never end, but i want a smooth long fadeout to silence.. and when i automate any nob, (not just the ones like feedback that could be a parameter in how long it goes on) but cutoff or anything, the delay dont stop abruptly and do as i want..
Of corse i could do automation always,.. but anyway, im a bit curious about what im getting wrong. (also using FL, but doubdt that is a factor)
Atleast i dont feel like my even more non-"techy" producerfriend: -"All these delays are buggy,.. we need new a new one that works",.. ;-) (and we have loads of well known and good delays)
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you could try fading the delay in and out with an automated volume slider too, maybe. |
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Dharma Lab
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Posted : Mar 12, 2008 23:32
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Also of note, the bit depth you are working at will affect the resolution & quality of those soft sounds as the delay fades out to nothing.
(i.e. 32 bit sound has many more levels of 'quiet sounds' than 16 bit does.)
Keep The Faith,
Christian K. |
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