i've heard this in quite a few tunes in the last couple of years or so. i'm guessing it's some kind of filter effect. it generally seems to be used on percs or breaks but i would really like to know how it's done so i can screw up these vocals on this new remix i'm doing.

this sample is taken from the intro section of the original mix of peaktwins - hypnowaves, and it's the kinda filter i'm on the percs that im interested in

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any help would be appreciated,
lukaz

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It's actually degrading the quality; as in a very low kbs.

MDA Degrade is a free Vst 'swhat I'd use. The automation part probably comes from sliding the knob that controls how much the vst is to affect the sound.

http://www.mda-vst.com/

have fun.

cheers mate

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is it not a simple bitcrush luke?

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That is bit crusher in logic i reconize it instantly....

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yeah deep dish - say hello uses this too on its percussion in the breakdowns... Now i know how they do it, quite simple solution i must say, i thought it was programmed that way in the synths or something...

Bit crusher in Logic fo sho

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this one is very good.. u should be able to download a demo there as well..

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you can also use bit crusher in Cubase sx too..same shit...but yeah everybody is right about it..its bitcrusher.

sounds cool ... also sounds like a flanger or phaser is inserted after the bitcrusher