zwarag
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 16:25:33
Is this penetrating scratching in this sounds caused by some freking FM synesis?
I'm kinda new and don't really understand how to get this scratchy sound into my synths.
Grevinsky
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 16:35
Its a squelch, You achieve it by pitch modulation.
You can use any synth with a mod matrix or such(or just do it manually by automation)
Use a saw wave(preferably, something rich in harmonics)
Just assign a lfo or a envelope to the pitch.
Then tweak the lfo speed and add further fx to your liking.
Happy tweaking.
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zwarag
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 16:47
thx grevinsky, im gonna try this when i'm home.
is this the sorcery of,...
lets say i made a sound and i play this on different nots and a "lfo" similar effect is to hear. like on c i have a very slow wobbling sound and on f, for somehow its wobbling like thunder?
Grevinsky
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 17:55
I dont understand what you mean.
A lfo is not an effect its a low frequency oscillation, a movement on the modulated parameter.
So for this instant it modulates the pitch which creates the squelchyness.
You can assign a certain speed of the lfo to a certain key if that is what you ask?.
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 20:07
zwarag
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Posted : Feb 7, 2013 21:07
HAHA, to nice! cant belive it grevinsky^^
I thought it must be something really technical, but I turened that lfo all the way up and there it is Thank you!
To my secont post. I guess this might come from synced lfo to the beat or automatic harmonics from my Thor-synth.
