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| Arudius |
So I thought I knew how to do this but I just found out that I don't. :( ...I'm trying to achieve this:
effect
The idea is that I want to take some audio and do this sort of LFO-controlled rhythmic gating effect? I don't know what ot call it.
Please help. :(
-Arudius |
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| Emperor |
wow..........youve stumped me on that one...
are you sure its not just a gated piece of audio but then with the pitch going down over the whole audio part? |
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| Arudius |
Here's what I think it is but I'm not sure if there's a plugin recommendation for it or what. I'm using Logic 7 and I am not sure what a good technique might be maybe in the EXS or something...Anyway, here's what I THINK it is:
The audio is run through some kind of LFO that's set to amplitude, with an envelope controller on it as well. Now, how to achieve that...hm...?
-Arudius |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| The most precise way would be to draw in some automation for the amp envelope rather than using an LFO. |
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| DigiNut |
| I do that type of thing a lot with just quantized audio chops, it only really takes a few minutes. But if you're trying to do it with an actual "effect" then you can either do it using a delay line with no feedback (first 1/4, then 1/8, then 1/16, etc.) or just a tempo-sync'ed gate with some automation on the speed. |
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| gr8ape |
| Volume or cutoff modulated by lfo, whose speed is gradually sped up or slown down. Usually easier done on the synths themselves with appropriate mod matrix or routing. |
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| thoughtlessjex |
| Sounds like a retrigger effect with speed automation. You can do that with dblue glitch in a few seconds. It doesn't necessarily get the most control over the final product, but I can get an effect quite similar to that with it. |
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| askspence68 |
| you can achieve this with an lfo by setting it on amp dest and turning feedback up 100% then automating the rate in 1/4, 1/2, etc. increments. whatever increments you want. youd have to experiment to find which ones youd want though. an easy example would be the subtractor lfo2. you can assign the rate knob in a combi or take a combi sound and route it with a subtractor thru the cv inputs and use it as an effect module. |
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| Mr Rogers |
| quote: | Originally posted by DigiNut
just a tempo-sync'ed gate with some automation on the speed. |
thats my guess |
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| thecYrus |
i would do it with a sampler in looping mode. then control the loop length / loop endpoint with an envelope so the distance between the retriggered sound will get longer and longer (env with very slow attack)
btw. BT is great! :D |
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| Zombie0729 |
| quote: | Originally posted by thecYrus
i would do it with a sampler in looping mode. then control the loop length / loop endpoint with an envelope so the distance between the retriggered sound will get longer and longer (env with very slow attack)
btw. BT is great! :D |
i would do the same. i actually think he just changes the start point on the loop not the end point. |
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| thoughtlessjex |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zombie0729
i would do the same. i actually think he just changes the start point on the loop not the end point. |
It's definitely the end, and its definitely a retrigger. Take a look at the waveform. The attack of each instance is almost exactly the same.
Furthermore, looking at the waveform, there's a fade-in at the outset. Dunno if Arudius put it in himself. |
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