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| quote: | Originally posted by tehlord
Automation
Modulation is usually one control being effected by another, so for example an LFO would modulate a filter cutoff at a set, or changing rate. Dubstep wobble basses are a good example of a modulated filter, wheras a slowly rising pad would most likely be an automated volume or filter. |
What he said
All I would add is that you can automate your modulations also. To build on Mr Lords example, you could automate your LFO rate at certain points to make your filter cutoff change in a different way.
Automation & modulation are critical aspects used to create interest in a track by changing sounds over time.
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