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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: 'The Matthew Dekay sound"
djones
Posted: 15th November 2004 03:08
Which vst instrument is good at making those dark resonant growls like Matthew Dekay uses in 'Eyes Wide Shut'
I achieved some similar sounds with Albino 2 but not as dark and fat as I want them.
Thanks in advance.
whyterabbyt
Posted: 15th November 2004 03:13
Dont know the music you're talking about, but I'd personally run summat thru a phase vocoder-type pitchshifter or octaver. I quite like using two or three instances of the octaver in the FX portion of Slayer2 for that sorta thing, or something like SpectralMonkeyage (no longer available) or SpectrumWorx (has a 'SpectralMonkeyage' preset Smile )
realmarco
Posted: 15th November 2004 07:11
got any short Mp3 examples ?
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