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How to create a massive PvD-like flange?
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| TranceInMySoul |
What software effect is capable of a massive PvD-esque flange? I've tried a couple and have two problems:
1) Weedy sound - the flange / phasing is far too gentle ;-)
2) Making the flange peak at the right point in the track (is this just because the flange is free running?)
Any advice? Thanks! |
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| Martin McG |
maybe try using a phasor or filter
not entirely sure of what your meaning |
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| KilldaDJ |
its all abt the depth and rate of the flanger, make it a subtile one, so it doesnt drive into the track.
im not entirely sure how flangers work anyway, as i dont use them
but its something to do with pitch modulation n like that |
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| kewlness |
to clarify it more:
1. depth (play around with the max and min)
2. frequency
an alternative method is to boost a certain frequency using band EQ with low width and by changing the frequency of it while the track plays which gives it a flange-like effect |
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| dj-sean |
Those sound like your simple flanges, the first one has a really slow rate for the first bit but when it starts to go up the rate is changed.
They sounded like the preset flange effect built in to a DJM-500 mixer to me. Cool Edit can do those easily. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj-sean
They sounded like the preset flange effect built in to a DJM-500 mixer to me. |
PvD using presets? No way! :stongue: |
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| arctic |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
PvD using presets? No way! :stongue: |
Hi, everybody! |
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| TranceInMySoul |
| Thanks for the help so far, anyone got any suggestions on what VST effect I should try? I'd much prefer using an insert rather than having to process the track in an external wave editor... |
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| paranoik0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceInMySoul
Thanks for the help so far, anyone got any suggestions on what VST effect I should try? I'd much prefer using an insert rather than having to process the track in an external wave editor... |
maybe Fruity's own Flanger and Phaser.. dunno if it's good though. Some Buzz machines have several flangers/phasers that can help as well. |
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| JeZzA |
Flanger is the effect created by playing two copies of the track/sample with a delay between them that is constantly changing.
So if worst comes to worst, you could probably do it manually somehow :) |
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| DJ Tequila |
The Waves Meta-Flanger is up to the job - and lovely. It's DX though, so you can't synch it as far as I know.
Hope it helps!
T* |
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