Why is it that when using the chorus/flanger or the phaser on sounds, it sounds different every time you play it? Does anybody know what I mean?

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Uncredible Haak on Soundcloud
Uncredible Haak - September 2008 mix

the fx carries on from where it last ended, know what i mean?

I think I know what you mean, but is there a way to avoid it? So that I get the effect I want

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Uncredible Haak - September 2008 mix

Export as wav and use in nn19

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Dont use the LFO to modulate it, use a matrix to alter the frequency or just program the changes in frequency into a sequencer track for the effect. This way you have full control over it!

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I know about programming frequencies and stuff in to the sequencer, but when I use the chorus/flanger, I have little control over the effects-

Made some samples. I just exported it several times, and got different results every time. I programmed the rate into the sequencer, but that doesn't seem to have any effect. The effect is at 12-13 seconds

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I could do what flutlicht junky said, but that seems like alot of work. Must be an easier way than exporting it a hundred times till your satisfied

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Uncredible Haak - September 2008 mix