I've been trying to tweak the sound of the samples I use lately by putting phasers, choruses, flangers, and EQs. Just for the fun of it to see what kind of unique sounds I can get. Is there anything else that I could use to manipulate the sound of the sample?
Manipulating Sounds
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Stacking sounds, diff combos of fx on each, Sound enhancers, compression, FSU effects, buffer fx, list is endless. Lurk around kvraudio.com Is there a specific texture/sound you're going for?
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You'll be busy for a month lol
Right off the bat, EQ is your number one best friend. Number 2 is your dynamics plugs, ie. compression, etc. After that its all about playing with send effects and having fun....
Try some reverbs with late pre-delays. Time-based effects are always dope to mess with. Anything that modulates the sound is really fun too but should be used in a way that doesnt take away from the track. - All my opinion of course.
Try some reverbs with late pre-delays. Time-based effects are always dope to mess with. Anything that modulates the sound is really fun too but should be used in a way that doesnt take away from the track. - All my opinion of course.
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basically, watever ur mind thinks of, try it... ive been usin the sine waves for yrs, but i also use all the rest of the effects and filters as well.
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