Shuffled LFO tut

[leisure-b]

This video tutorial explains how to create a shuffled / swing LFO to use as modulation in Native Instruments Massive:

[chewie]

Sick!!

[Recessive Trait]

i don't care if it's just a prop or what - having that double bass there is bad ass!

looking forward to watching this tut after work. given chewie's review and the double bass, it must be good!

[LordBid]

hey thanks for posting this I had not every really thought about shuffling the wobbles before and I probably could have figured this out on my own but still there it is nice and simple. Easily get that bassnectar churn of the century swing now lol.

[Big MD]

fenx for the post! i defo gonna use it!!

[leisure-b]

Hi guys,

Thanks for the positive feedback! Glad to see that there's interest in the subject

I actually play the bass in the background btw, but haven't had enough practice the last couple of years, so at the moment it is just standing there. I guess its just so much more easy to sit my arse behind the screen....

[volcanogeorge]

So simple and it sounds so good! I also love how you cut away from the screen to light a smoke then cut back, nice touch

[dddemain]

Thanks for this, very helpful. Saw one of you videos featured a didge. Do you play?

[leisure-b]

Hi guys, thanks again! @LTUK: The Didge track was done by me and my friend Tonfilm for about two years, I'm currently working on a new live version which is going to be pretty ruf... I don't play it however, we just sampled it from some Didge only CD.

[Depone]

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

[dddemain]

Ah safe man. I play the didge and have always wanted to incorporate it into my productions, but never had a good enough mic. I like what you've done with it though, its cool.

[chewie]

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

[3za]

Thanks for the vid. Such a simple idea, but i would of never thought of it.

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

ROFL

[Dub_Fiend]

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

That's what I usually do for 1/6ths in Massive


Dub Fiend

[leisure-b]

@ 3za: My pleasure...

[Depone]

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

Im such a retard.. honestly dont know how i let that one slip! Hahaha

[chewie]

Nice, actually put this to good use. I was using an lfo timing of 1/12ths and found it hard to find the right counter lfo that sounded right to modulate the crossover. it doesnt have 1/6ths. maybe i can use 2/3? Now thats an idea.

How's about 2/12 ?

Im such a retard.. honestly dont know how i let that one slip! Hahaha

all good homie