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shimmer / effects technique
so i’ve been kinda doing this for a while and i’m sure many of you do as well, but i thought i’d share this idea here ...
i haven’t been noticing any phasing but i suppose it could be one issue you encounter with a set up like this .
i’ve found this technique especially useful for shimmer reverb as it can be an effect that is a bit overwhelming / drowning for your synth patch sometimes when it is applied to the whole thing... however its fun to experiment with the process with a variety of effects like delays , chorus etc.
so basically what i do is set up the exact same patch ( sometimes i’ll edit the individual patches as the sound grows) on 3 channels in AUM and route them all to one channel where you can further eq / effect/ compress/ sculpt the final product .
then i’ll drop a low pass filler on one, a high pass on one and then eq one for midrange ... now you have each band seperated out that you can test different effects on. hint its fun to keep playing and modulating the eq as you shape this beast .
i normally start by putting the shimmer on the low end and a delay on the mid to keep the high end cutting thru the mix but it’s all personal taste and heavily depending on the patch itself , from here you can just keep trying different effects and levels until you get a really nice sounding patch that is pretty customizable!
here’s a couple images of what it can look like!
side note : the eq setting on the midrange in this demonstration is just me having fun drawing on pro-q 2 lol the final eq will not look like a cathedral 🤣🤣🤣
maybe this is dumb and there’sa better way but this is fun to experiment with but i’m open to other ideas that maybe more sensible ?
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Nice man. Any chance you could post a sound sample of the Angelic Reverie Cascading From Your Setup
I like it! It reminds me of a DIY FAC Bandit.. with multi-outs.. hey, now there’s an idea.. 🤔 😁
def going to try!
i keep trying to screen record and ive been getting so much distortion lately on them... it’sweird never had this problem... going to try to fix that then back to posting clip!!!
ohh good call i guess this is like bandit! and wow bandit with multi out!! that would be siiick
since i’m having issues with screen cap imma do a little soundcloud jam today hopefully!
@reasOne I'm surprised you don't use any pitch shifter.
Add the AD Discord 4 effect-only in a feedback loop for the octave-up-reverb-tail-shifting effect if you want to end up in heaven 😇
Def want Bandit with multi-out. Send the Fred Signal.
oh i do love some discord4! good idea going to run that right after alteza!!!
we need to contact @FredAntonCorvest and see if this is something he envisions for his bandit!