There's my most recent stab at a reese. Kinda wanted to keep it simple so I could play around with the melody I had in mind.
My tunes typically have long intros so if you're impatient then I think the reese comes in around the two minute mark

Same! This thread is dense as shit. I've already learned so muchSparxy wrote:This is a wicked thread for those asking about Noisia / Culprate etc Reese sounds. some really good info to use as a basis for exploring your own sound design. I've got some stuff I wanna try out in the studio this weekend now!!!
Pretty wicked if you ask me.blinkesko wrote:Got inspired by this thread, so I sat down and tried to make a evil reese. Maybe too much distortion, but oh well![]()
First bit is unprocessed, second bit is processed with a loooong ass fx chain.
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Used 3xOsc btw. I can explain what I did if anyone is interested
Yeah man how'd you do it? Lets hear a little tutorial? Sounds awesome!blinkesko wrote:Got inspired by this thread, so I sat down and tried to make a evil reese. Maybe too much distortion, but oh well![]()
First bit is unprocessed, second bit is processed with a loooong ass fx chain.
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Used 3xOsc btw. I can explain what I did if anyone is interested
I think of early 2000's drum n bass! FUCK YESascent wrote:when i hear reese i think of warm fuzzy burial basslines
Thats the shit right there.ascent wrote:when i hear reese i think of warm fuzzy burial basslines
You can make it work kind of as a notch filter.serox wrote:You can use FL eq2 as a notch filter?!
You can set any of the bands to work as notch filtersblinkesko wrote:You can make it work kind of as a notch filter.serox wrote:You can use FL eq2 as a notch filter?!
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