Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 4:13 am
Word... inverting res on mid splits in neat someitmes toopress wrote:modulating the res along with the freq on a filter can help add more of that talking vibe.
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Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 7:36 pm
just get massive
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 7:38 pm
But i'm supposed to be on a dietproducer snafu wrote:just get massive
Ba dum bum tsh!
I'm here all week...
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 2:29 am
silentk wrote:But i'm supposed to be on a dietproducer snafu wrote:just get massive
Ba dum bum tsh!
I'm here all week...
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 2:46 am
Same thing, different ways too get there... Im subtractive loyal, just how I think... Massive is a beautiful synth, so is rob papens blue...producer snafu wrote:just get massive
Yeah, some combination of that...
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 12:43 am
Thread resurrection, sorry guys. Is there a decent way to achieve the vowel wobble effect in Logic Pro? My wobble is all set, I just need to get it talking. I'm using the es2 synth. Thanks!
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 1:28 am
Please excuse my irritation at your question.NorCoDubstep wrote:Thread resurrection, sorry guys. Is there a decent way to achieve the vowel wobble effect in Logic Pro? My wobble is all set, I just need to get it talking. I'm using the es2 synth. Thanks!
The post above yours explians exactly how the effect is achieved. Using Logics inbuilt filters and bitcrusher will thus give you the effect sought.....
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 2:43 am
Blamo! Crucified once again by the dubstepforumers.
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 3:17 am
There are videos that you can find on youtube that you cann find that explain exactly how to do and this forum is full of ways to do this. This sound is overated now, everyone has it whats the point of music production if you want to be like everyone else. Make something ORIGINAL
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 3:18 am
Sorry boss, what I meant was 'Low pass filter followed by a bitcrusher...'
I don't know Logic in the slightest, but word on the street is that it is piss easy to use.
Surely you are familiar with its effects selection process? (If not, read the manual or Google search 'using effects in Logic').
There are many ways to create a talking bass in any music app. The methods are identical regardless of the actual software used.
1> Vocode a bass with a vocal
2> Bitcrush a low pass filtered bassline
3> Use a vowel filter to change formants on the bass sound.
4> Automate a parametric EQ with several peaking filters. Meldaproduction MFilter is particularly good for this as is Sugarbytes WOW.
I don't know Logic in the slightest, but word on the street is that it is piss easy to use.
Surely you are familiar with its effects selection process? (If not, read the manual or Google search 'using effects in Logic').
There are many ways to create a talking bass in any music app. The methods are identical regardless of the actual software used.
1> Vocode a bass with a vocal
2> Bitcrush a low pass filtered bassline
3> Use a vowel filter to change formants on the bass sound.
4> Automate a parametric EQ with several peaking filters. Meldaproduction MFilter is particularly good for this as is Sugarbytes WOW.
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 3:19 am
this is some seriously overplayed shit
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 4:36 am
NorCoDubstep wrote:Thread resurrection, sorry guys. Is there a decent way to achieve the vowel wobble effect in Logic Pro? My wobble is all set, I just need to get it talking. I'm using the es2 synth. Thanks!
Two plugins universally featured on ANY daw... a waveshaper, and a bitcrusher.Basic A wrote:
These images, explain two start points at achieving the sound, and pictures of the waveforms associated with them. The picture associated with the waveshper, is of a simple start point shape to be sent through formant, I find it proces quite nice vowel harmonics, and sounds GREAT if patched to whatever waveshaper you ahve at your disposal as pictured, or if the wavefore dsplayed is rendered.
The second is of a bitcrusher, which is MORE THEN LIKELY what you are looking for in a 'talking' wobble... The picture/waveform displayed WILL provide a perfect 'YOY', to be filtered or layered with other sounds as you choose. Adjusting the overdrive amount and sample rate will change the vocal slightly, and layering with formants or waveshapes as mentioned above will help alot too.
I dont like this thread.
But Ive been trying to spell this out as simple as possible...
Damn you kids make it hard though...
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 12:45 am
Thanks for putting up with this guys, it really helps. I know that this sound is super common now, but I am very new to music production and I am simply looking for ways to expand my knowledge of how all of these sounds work.
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:17 am
Totally dude, Ig et it, and the bro nosies teach okay concepts...NorCoDubstep wrote:Thanks for putting up with this guys, it really helps. I know that this sound is super common now, but I am very new to music production and I am simply looking for ways to expand my knowledge of how all of these sounds work.
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 4:27 am
no go homesilentk wrote:But i'm supposed to be on a dietproducer snafu wrote:just get massive
Ba dum bum tsh!
I'm here all week...
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:24 pm
I fucked around with Massive until I got a nice talking wobble, just do what I did and play around with oscillators, bitcrushing, reverb, and the modlation/LFO knob, maybe do some routing.
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 10:32 pm
jaydot wrote:I fucked around with Massive until I got a nice talking wobble, just do what I did and play around with oscillators, bitcrushing, reverb, and the modlation/LFO knob, maybe do some routing.
Did you seriously say 'Do what I did and use synthesis?'
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 10:35 pm
Sharmaji wrote:this is some seriously overplayed shit
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 6:27 am
Pretty much.Basic A wrote:jaydot wrote:I fucked around with Massive until I got a nice talking wobble, just do what I did and play around with oscillators, bitcrushing, reverb, and the modlation/LFO knob, maybe do some routing.
Did you seriously say 'Do what I did and use synthesis?'
Re: "talking" wobbles
Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:19 pm