How Do You Make This Effect? [FL Studio]

[Vertuosoh]

This guy in this tutorial video does the effect by accident, and later shows it again without giving specifics on how to make it occur.

Appears at 5:03

Also, in this Lil B video (just linking it for example), it occurs at 13 seconds

How do you get that phase effect? I've tried everything. Nothing. I need a specific explanation.

To anyone who explains it correctly, thank you for giving me your time.

 

[Fade]

I know what you mean. It's like an EQ cutoff done manually or some sort of phase plug-in. I'm not sure of the specifics. Could it just be the pitch bend from a keyboard?

 

[Vertuosoh]

Nah I doubt it's the pitch, and it could be an EQ cutoff but in that first video it's doing it just by a filter some how. He didn't touch the EQ once.

 

[Fade]

Maybe @thedreampolice can weigh in on this?

 

[thedreampolice]

It is a frequency filter, you could do it with an eq but something like ETCH from FXpansion would be the place I would start.

 

[2GooD Productions]

Yes Im with DP on this, and it does show you how to do it in the video.
He basically says use the filter then use a preset.
Once you understand what the presets are doing and what the knobs do on a filter you can skip the presets and play it by ear.

Filters are pretty easy to use really, one dial for frequency and one dial for gain/reduction.
There is usually a way to select between low pass(for the high frequencies above the frequency setting), a bandpass(affects the frequencies above and below the frequency setting, amount depending on the Q setting),or a high pass filter(which affects the low frequencies below the frequency setting).

You can also achieve the same results with an eq, but its easier to use a filter.
You can get some great effects from a filter sweep, which is automating the frequency setting of the filter so it "sweeps" through the frequency range.

Also using a bandpass filter you can emulate a phonecall by cutting high and low frequencies just leaving a narrow band between 1khz - 5khz and then play with it to tune it till it sounds right.
You can use a high pass filter on some intruments to cut out the inaudible lows that combine to peak a signal leaving you wondering why its peaking when it doesnt sound loud.
Filters/EQ's are the first place I start when trying to mixdown.