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I want to take a sound, say, electricity...you know, the sound of that high pitched electrical buzzing, the first thing that likely popped in your head when you first read this, and make it wobble.

How can I effectively apply an LFO to any wav file I might have laying around?

What I like to do, is put LFO's (synced and unsynced) on more than just the basic cutoff, envelopes etc. Putting an LFO on lets say the Dimension Expander's "size", increasing and descreasing the size trough LFO gives an interesting effect. It makes the synth sound like its being sucked b...

For the most control probably automation is best (but as you say tedious) - a way round this would be to record your automation and just tweak out stuff live with a controller for a few mins and then copy / paste the good bits... This is the route that I am probably going to go, you all have great ...

Now, I'm sure there are bits and pieces of my question scattered about in the forum, but I would like to consolidate for not only myself, but for everyone, different methods of wobbling, and maybe a few tips and tricks while using massive. I am relatively new to massive, but quickly grew tired of us...

mikeyp wrote:http://dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=217250

this might help

Thanks man, all those pictures are rather confusing, but between google and the rest of the responses I got back, I think I'll be just fine.

http://soundcloud.com/m1asma/dsf-music-theory This is what I arrived at with page 5 of the 92 page guide. Hopefully by page 92 I'll have something tasty cooked up, will post updates as they become available. Edit: Here is the result of another hour spent between calls at work trying some new things...

In case anyone else is reading the Ravenspiral 92 page guide...on the third page he discusses a program called Nutchords, a free Windows based piano. I personally am going to follow his guide with the FL Studio built in keyboard, as that is what I am most familiar with. But, if you would like a WORK...

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-GZ3GreS0pwg/TYIlG1bFChI/AAAAAAAAAK4/BkA3L3N9_3c/s1600/make%2Bmusic.jpg You sir, are a god send. This is quality stuff, I feel like I just got a hefty bag full of pot for free. :4: Try using Em, Fm and Gm theyre quite commonly used but you could use any scale/s tbh. I found...

I have very vague understanding of what things are. I know that dubstep is generally in minor (or i could be wrong!), and FL Studio has a chord selection tool that I can select the proper notes from. But no, I really know very little about music theory. As far as terminology, that's what google is f...

I have been using FL on and off for years, and dubstep has really gotten me back into it. I feel like I've gotten a lot of the knowledge of how to use the program, and where things are, and how they function....thats all fine and dandy, I can even throw together a halfassed song that sounds ALRIGHT,...