Just wondering what your thoughts were on whether you see Kick as a primary option for snare creation as well.

At 4:15, what plugin is that with the waveform image in the center?

Ya man I feel like not many people utilize this function, dive in!

wub wrote:How long have you had it? Thought the filter modulation stuff was one of the main selling points, TBH

Not too long, I always just use it to distort the crap out of a bass and then I ease up on the wet/dry. I thought it was basically just an Ohmicide--not so!

I so decided to quit preset surfing today and actually learn Trash 2, and discovered that there's some extensive filter modulation capabilities built in! Anybody been having any luck with it? Thanks.

Thanks add9!

Yeah I meant this link, whoops!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyHJ6cuE8No

fragments wrote:Why dont you just load uo two of the same patch and check it out for yourself.

I've tried both, I'm just curious what techniques you good people are using.

Both seem like good techniques, I was just wondering which you guys preferred.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyHJ6cuE8No

This tutorial exemplifies gated reverb, but someone commented that dimension expander works the same way, and it got me thinking. Thanks.

I lo passed KTN's 'Kill the Noise Part 1' til like 30 hz, and Waves PAZ was still showing some stereo information. Checked out some Pretty Lights tracks and the same thing, except he has waaay more stereo info down there. I always thought subbass should be in mono, or at least way higher than 30hz?

Never thought of bypassing and sending a sub OSC in Massive straight to the output. Does this mean having a subbass layer in a separate synth is unnecessary?

http://www.massivesynth.com/tutorials/g ... s-feature/

I'm coming over from Ableton and Logic, which had precise numbers identifying its grooves--I usually stuck w/ 16C in Logic for example. What do you guys prefer to use in FL as far a quantization goes? I'm exploring DnB and Funk/Tech House in addition to Dubstep, so maybe if you could offer a suggest...

ya its even got Split MS, which is an extremely useful mixing tool

I've been playing around with Guitar Rig's other functions besides amps, cabinets, and distortion today, and am finding that this has almost every effect one could want all in one plugin. Yet I've never seen anyone use it as like an Izotope Alloy where it's kinda like an all-in-one to save CPU. The ...

You can do that, but by having a separate sub channel gives you more overall control as its in its own channel ect... I tend to do mid-side eq after I buss all the basses together anyway towards the end for a final polish and tweak this is the way to go,but sometimes when your resampling especially...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_-PjWts3nI I was watching this at 2:45 and it got me thinking. Instead of highpassing your bass at 80-120hz and inserting a mono sub below that, would it be just as effective taking that main bass and just highpassing the "side" of the bass and keeping the ...

Eskimo wrote:Bridge it maybe?
But in the same position as sunny, never had any trouble with it!

So use JBridge...are u using 10.9 beta, and is that 64-bit compatible? I dunno how I'd get a 64-bit version of Vocodex when it's included in 10.0.9c 32-bit that I have.

Just wondering if anyone had this problem. When I automate a few parameters of Vocodex in FL with no other plugins or effects running, my CPU reaches max, even with "draft" selected. I don't have this problem with any other plugins, even CPU-intensive third party plugins. Thanks.

haha I expect it with every post now here, but I still manage to get some good info so I keep comin back! thanks dudes!

Electric_Head wrote:Go get the High Rankin preset pack for rudimentary wubs.
Sounds like what you're after.

thank you sir, didnt know he had one out

really don't care about opinions here, I learned Sylenth1 pretty well dissecting some of Adam Van Baker's presets. any names of packs are greatly appreciated, thank you.