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Posted by Biomechanoid on Apr-22-2004 19:11:

Wah effect in FL?

I have line in FL that I want to shape using a wah pedal sound. is there anyway to do this short of running it through my guitar's wahpedal and recording the output?

Posted by skytribe on Apr-22-2004 19:38:

Re: Wah effect in FL?

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Originally posted by Biomechanoid
I have line in FL that I want to shape using a wah pedal sound. is there anyway to do this short of running it through my guitar's wahpedal and recording the output?

Er, Sonic Foundry's Flange/Wah-Wah effect is pretty good.

Posted by Biomechanoid on Apr-22-2004 23:54:

Re: Re: Wah effect in FL?

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Originally posted by skytribe
Er, Sonic Foundry's Flange/Wah-Wah effect is pretty good.

It sounds too artifical for the kind of effect I'm looking for, I'd need something that would "fuzz" more when it opens up. unless there's a way that I could tie a distortion/grunge and reverb effect into the flange.

[n00b]I'm really new to acid and fruit loops, and I'm still figuring out how to do things.[/n00b]

Posted by skytribe on Apr-23-2004 01:30:

Oh, okay.

What you do is this:

Assign the channel to a mixer channel. Then add in your effects, remembering that they're processed top to bottom. (I think, but am not sure, that the routing after that goes: stereo separation > panning > EQ > mixer volume > sends > output).

What you'd probably want to do is chain the FX this way: distortion > wah-wah > reverb (to smooth things out a bit). Experiment, of course.