Liquid wobble sound

[hasmind]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZT4_ivnCas

how do they get that amazingly awesome wobble? Is it two LFOs?

also Spor and Phace's Dying Of The Light has it too i think

[kejk]

I can't hear the sample... but usually wobs start to sound liquid-ish when you turn up the resonance on the filter.

[hasmind]

Yeah, I think they've got a random LFO or something. Something's randomly generated i rekon

[deadly_habit]

it's a reese that's been processed, resampled etc

[hurlingdervish]

wobble sound or the wah wah guitar?

[hasmind]

Yeah its definately a reece, but i think its got a lot to do with layering heaps of raw soounding synths

[yamaz]

ya I dont know about this particular sound, but if you want a real liquid bubbly wobble sound, resonance filtering set to some kind of quick but random oscillation will make stuff I've heard heyoka do.

[kid simple]

It sounds like they may be using the performance lfo in Massive for the wobble pattern. Creating a really complex lfo wave pattern basically does the same thing if you're not using massive.

[deadly_habit]

it's just a standard reese with lil processing and an automated low pass filter guys, then prolly resampled and chopped up and processed a bit more for unique but predictable variations in modulation
i've made patches like this on my micron no prob abusing all 12 items of mod matrix automating my filter parameters
edit: if you read up on the reese processing, splitting into 3 band, resampling guides it gives a good base point that these guys use alot, just keep in mind for the more liquid natural sound avoid shit tons of distortion and processing and try square waves over saws

[ajaxlikes]

i've been trying to make a liquid wobble sound like the one used in Cookie Monsta - Frontline (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7Xj-x-et_0), though i've had no fruit to my labors, any suggestions?
using reason 4 :].

-ajax