 How can I make my basslines wobble?  |
cykixs 
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Ez peps... ok just a small question how do u get a bass line to wobble of example G dub or twisted induvidul style??? the vst iv got are
V-Station, Z3TA, Korg. Help Please 
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07-07-2005 13:39 |
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you first need to sync the lfo.......
then use the lfo to trigger a filter.......then play with speed and amount of lfo........and play with the filter type.
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by utter muppet: 07-07-2005 13:54.
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07-07-2005 13:54 |
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Halph-Price
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07-07-2005 14:58 |
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thechronic
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I vote for changing the term LFO to LFW: Low Frequency Wobble.
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08-07-2005 01:43 |
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Arkitekt
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08-07-2005 02:12 |
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Surya
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Originally posted by Arkitekt
whats with the damn wobble ... |
Well, I guess it's popular...
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08-07-2005 08:17 |
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Surora23
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i like the wobble...lol
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08-07-2005 08:38 |
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i also like the wobble......but when its used sparingly and in the right context....i hate it when every record someone puts out has it on though. in fact that really winds me up......so wobble if you must.....but use it only sparingly, and for good only. to much wobble can turn you to the darkside.
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08-07-2005 12:19 |
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TechDiff
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I agree with munki.
But an LFO is much more than just "Wobble".
Using two or three together,assigned to different things, you get all sorts of madness, like really nice evolving pads of searing bass lines.
Im sure most people know this already, I just dont want new producers to think that all an LFO does is "Wobble", thats all.
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08-07-2005 13:54 |
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cynik
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08-07-2005 13:59 |
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well yeh all it does do is wobble or oscillate......but its what you route it to what makes the differnce
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08-07-2005 15:57 |
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gls
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All about detuning IMO, you don't make a reese wobble by adding an LFO to a single saw do you? You make it wobble by getting two saws and detuning one of them.
Depends on what sort of wobble you want though.
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08-07-2005 20:11 |
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Halph-Price
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Originally posted by thechronic
I vote for changing the term LFO to LFW: Low Frequency Wobble. |
well that might conflict with what die and cast call Lineal Friction Welding!
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09-07-2005 03:16 |
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Sykotic
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| All about detuning IMO, you don't make a reese wobble by adding an LFO to a single saw do you? You make it wobble by getting two saws and detuning one of them |
I think GLS just hit it on the nose... This technique will produce a "wobbly" reece sounding bass, especially when playing in more than one octave. Try detuning one saw to -20 and the other to 20, mess with the filters and you'll be on yer way to wobbledom.
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09-07-2005 05:28 |
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Can anyone show me how to work with LFO in FL?
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11-07-2005 03:25 |
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Arkitekt
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Dont get my post wrong is more light hearted sarcasm than anyhtring else...
true a lfo is a wondrous thing when used in small doses and in the right way ...
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11-07-2005 11:42 |
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Digital Cause
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whenver i try and get the bass to wobble, I can do it right, but the problem is for eg. if im playing the bass out of matrix, and the tunes running, there will be a cycle over say 8 bars or whatever, and it will go quiter and louder over that time, in a cycle, not ideal for what im trying to achieve cos i cant control the phase its in, a good example is the recent tune called "too bad" by uh.... taxman. check it. how does he get that shit? i can see that by sampling one good wobble you could just repeat that , but thats not really possible in reason. WHAGWAN?
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