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Fruity vs S.Forge Question....
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ThiagoNAKA
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Posted : Nov 21, 2002 01:20
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Hey Fruity users!!!
I´d like to know how can I make a similar "wav effect" on Sound Forge(or reccomend any VST that edit wav like Fruity) as "FX3" knob on Fruity Loops(edit sample).
I don´t know exactly what it makes, all I know is that my kick(when I turn knob to -50%) sounds very good!!!! What I see at Fruity when I use this knob, is a compress/descompress of wav, but without change on lenght of sample. BUt not compress as Compressors PLugIns, it´s a "vertical compress".... :?: I know it´s very confused...
Anyone knows how can I make it with Sound Forge or with any sample-VST(Battery,Kontakt)???
Thanks in advance....
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : Nov 21, 2002 03:26
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to be more on the point, fruity is a sequencer. sound forge is a wav editor.
Pitch bend (FX3) - Applies pitch bend to the sample. Useful with drum samples.
Boost (FX1) - This effect is useful for boosting up & overdriving your sample.
Sine FX - Applies a sine modulation to the sample. The first wheel controls the amount of modulation; the second one controls the sine frequency.
my guess is you use the pitch bend in SF. (look at the infected site on "how to make an Infected Kick").
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ThiagoNAKA
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Posted : Nov 21, 2002 04:51
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Thanks Jason! I know differnces between Fruity e SOund FOrge. 
I actually know a little how to use pitch bend in SF... but this FX3 knob is SO EASY!!!!
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steve
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Posted : Nov 21, 2002 06:08
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Jason are you explaining fruity or sf? |
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : Nov 21, 2002 08:08
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steve, i gave an explenation on the fx3 button and it's counterpart at soundforge, as well as some more info on other FX knobs in FL3.
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Jason (LyTe)
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Posted : Nov 22, 2002 12:10
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superglue, i never once mentioned you shuold use a vst on a time stretch/pitch bend on a sound editor, i was merely explaining the similarities and differences. i also gave an exact explenation on the fx3 properties.
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