How to make these funky chords?

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Hi there!

I'd appreciate a tip on how this sound is made? I've heard this style of sound on chords in many funky records ...

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Does it have to do with a lot of filtering?

Thank you for some hints on the vst and procedure involved!

Kind regards

Pablo

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While you wait for someone more qualified to respond, I'll give it a go.
Sounds like the whole mix (bass, chords, drums) is passed through a flanger and heavily compressed.
I'm not sure of what should be the source sound for the chords. I would try with a supersaw and maybe some distortion but I don't know really. :P

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try a Piano with supersaw + phaser
But I am not 100% sure about that.

You could ask the creator (www.vengeance-forum.com)

btw: I do not think, Vengeance will like it, when you post samples from the Essential House vol.2 SampleCD here
---regards elijah
music rules the world

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I'm also sure it's piano and some pad sound with heavy phaser on top. What funky records have you heard this on? Sounds very Filter-House like to me, not necessarily funky. But I don't want to split hairs here. Sorry.

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the tools you should be messing with are vocoders, filters (especially ones with modulation et) flangers, feels like that a sample hit, of a synthy mix of things chopped up too to sound sampled, before going through the fx whih have mushed it up.....

tbh its a very messybit of production.....anyone else noticed this about all the vengeance cds? horrible top ends...especially the hats n stuff.

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not at all
this is exactly the kind of dirt, which is important for banging clubtunes
---regards elijah
music rules the world

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i suppose its a matter of taste then...

i prefer to add dirt myself and the nasty sound he has with the hats really dont go for my kind of music..

minimal, techno / house - i go for the bookashade / trentemoller sounds which is a world away from that...

+ all club music doesnt have to be "banging" infact most of it isnt...well i suppose that sums it up tho manual is really a trance hardstyle person aint he!

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Hi,
e.persing wrote:not at all
this is exactly the kind of dirt, which is important for banging clubtunes
how is such a "high-end" dirt made?


Cheers,
LiteOn

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