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AUM | Feedback Sound Design is Awesome | haQ attaQ

jakoB_haQjakoB_haQ
in General App Discussion

Did you know that you can make feedback loops in AUM? Well you can and you can use feedback when building your effect chains for some interesting sound design sessions. Let's go!

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Comments

  • cuscolimacuscolima

    One of your very best video, very interesting. When using feedbacks loop like this you should consider adding a limiter just to avoid destroying your ears or hardware!

  • branisbranis

    Thanks for the tip, I didn’t realize AUM allows for feedback loops

  • bleepbleep

    I agree, great feedback video and dischord demonstration.

    @cuscolima said:
    One of your very best video, very interesting. When using feedbacks loop like this you should consider adding a limiter just to avoid destroying your ears or hardware!

    Would it be best to route all channels to a master channel and put the limiter there, or are there any benefits to having a limiter on each separate fx channel (thinking of a multi-channel feedback setup)?

  • cuscolimacuscolima

    @bleep said:
    I agree, great feedback video and dischord demonstration.

    @cuscolima said:
    One of your very best video, very interesting. When using feedbacks loop like this you should consider adding a limiter just to avoid destroying your ears or hardware!

    Would it be best to route all channels to a master channel and put the limiter there, or are there any benefits to having a limiter on each separate fx channel (thinking of a multi-channel feedback setup)?

    If one channel is going uncontrollable then it will impact all other channels so I think you need a limiter on each channel to keep everything under control

  • jakoB_haQjakoB_haQ

    @cuscolima @bleep Great tip on the limiters. I keep forgetting to lead them in. Gonna make sure to talk about that in future videos. 👍👍

  • jakoB_haQjakoB_haQ

    @branis said:
    Thanks for the tip, I didn’t realize AUM allows for feedback loops

    Yeah to be honest ... I actually found out my mistake. 😅

  • SamuSamu

    If I'm not mistaken the feedback is delayed by one 'buffer' set by the Buffer Size.

  • rs2000rs2000
    edited August 2021

    @Samu said:
    If I'm not mistaken the feedback is delayed by one 'buffer' set by the Buffer Size.

    Yes, it's not true zero delay feedback and it isn't independent from the buffer size so the use for synthesis is quite limited.

  • jakoB_haQjakoB_haQ
    edited August 2021

    @Samu @rs2000 See this is why I love this community. That thought didn’t even occur to me. 💋

  • OboObo

    Excellent vid - thanks for sharing your tips man (and explaining it slowly for us guys who eat bread with spoons! LMAO)

  • id_23id_23

    Gonna make a spoon out of bread now! 🤪
    Great vid @jakoB_haQ
    Got a thumbs up from me over at yt!

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    Nice video, thanks. I’ve never liked shimmer apps, and now I know why: they don’t sound in tune.

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