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Nebulizer 
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Hi people,
I am looking for some kind of VST that will allow me to add an effect to my audio. The only way i can describe the effect is the wah wah.
Basically i need something that i can automate and add to my bassline so that they sound like they are talking. Like how the wah wah gives a vocal type effect. I want to make some big wobbly basslines with that mouthy feel.
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10-10-2007 21:28 |
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thechronic
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You can do wah wah with most EQ plugins. Use a band pass EQ and sweep it across the midrange (500-1500Hz). Play with the Q setting to get the best result
Or use a LPF filter with high resonance and sweep with that between 500-1500Hz.
You can get the best results with linking a LPF and a band pass, and sweeping them together
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10-10-2007 21:39 |
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Muad'Dib
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Maybe you can use a vocoder to achieve the talking effect, making the wahs by yourself (with your mouth), making your bass your carrier signal and your voice your modulator.
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11-10-2007 13:22 |
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Originally posted by Muad'Dib
Maybe you can use a vocoder to achieve the talking effect, making the wahs by yourself (with your mouth), making your bass your carrier signal and your voice your modulator. |
that's a crazy idea, you could make basslines actually talking 
imagine making a tune where your basslines speaks out an entire martin luther king speech or something like that 
hehe
gonna try that one out
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11-10-2007 14:24 |
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Nebulizer
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What is a decent EQ plugin that i can buy? atm i only have the standard EQ on cubase and a filter called Q.
Is there no software that makes this wah wah sound easily automatable?
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11-10-2007 17:05 |
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Muad'Dib
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Originally posted by Muad'Dib
Maybe you can use a vocoder to achieve the talking effect, making the wahs by yourself (with your mouth), making your bass your carrier signal and your voice your modulator. |
that's a crazy idea, you could make basslines actually talking
imagine making a tune where your basslines speaks out an entire martin luther king speech or something like that
hehe
gonna try that one out |
Yeah, I've just got a thought over my mind to try doing such bass lines!! Hmm.. didn't even realize the first time I wrote it! Nice...
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11-10-2007 17:21 |
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BattleDrone
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A bass sound does not do a very good job for vocoding. You need mids for that.
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11-10-2007 20:55 |
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BattleDrone
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Originally posted by Nebulizer
Hi people,
I am looking for some kind of VST that will allow me to add an effect to my audio. The only way i can describe the effect is the wah wah.
Basically i need something that i can automate and add to my bassline so that they sound like they are talking. Like how the wah wah gives a vocal type effect. I want to make some big wobbly basslines with that mouthy feel.
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Please mention a track in which the effect you want to create can be heard. If possible a link to so soundclip of it. If we know what you're after it will be much easier to show the way.
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12-10-2007 10:01 |
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Nebulizer
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imagine your playing a bassline out of your phone speaker or headphone, and you put it to your mouth. When you move your mouth around as if you were talking, the frequencies of the sound change. Pretty much like a wah wah peddle.
I want to be able to add this onto my basslines to give them that mouthy feel. I think this effect is usually used on wobbles to give it more WOB.
TeeBee - Quiet moment has this type of sound on the bassline but its quite subtle.
G dub - beast City also has this mouthy vocal sounding bass that is much more extreme and almost reminds me of some robotic voice on the bassline.
hope you get my gist, ill look for some more tracks with this type of sound.
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14-10-2007 23:36 |
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Nebulizer
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Ok, i got two decent examples for you.
Basicallly, there both from the Andy C and Grooverider mix CD "Drum & Bass Arena: 10th Anniversary", if any of you have it.
-Track 08 on CD 1 (andy C): G Dub - Beast City.
-Track 19 and 20 CD 2 (Grooverider): Ed Rush, Optical & Fierce - Alien Girl and Just - Jungle Sky, the bassline played through both tunes.
They both have that kind of bass that just sounds like its coming from a mouth, theres no other way i can descibe it. Do you guys know what i mean?
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