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how do you make these cool wobbles!

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[EDIT]Oups I thought you were the remixer!

Cheer!
David

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thanks mate, but this didnt really help me that much :/

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steadman wrote:thanks mate, but this didnt really help me that much :/
Did you actually watch the videos I posted? Chris breaks down the sounds and shows you how to make them. IMO he did a pretty good job of getting you to a starting place where you can explore.

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yeah i watched them and i get how he does it, im using fl studio which is awful for midi

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you dont need FM to make sounds like that, it's an option but not a necessity.

here's something i made that sounds very much like one of the main sounds in Kill The Noise PT1

also, i left out the low end to keep it clean.

http://soundcloud.com/filtroniks/killed ... se/s-NRbuT

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Here's an option for FL, using Harmor :]


Though, those first videos are way more likely to get you where you want to go as far as the theory goes.

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seamlessr cheers for that mate! gonna give it a go :)
and narrator what did u make that in?

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steadman wrote:seamlessr cheers for that mate! gonna give it a go :)
and narrator what did u make that in?
That was done using NI Massive.

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steadman wrote:yeah i watched them and i get how he does it, im using fl studio which is awful for midi
What? How is FL Studio awful for midi?

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KTN admitted somewhere that he doesn't use fm8 and said most the reece thingies on the killkillkill ep where massive,i forgot where though :bang:
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steadman wrote:

how do you make these cool wobbles!
if it wobbles, its massive

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Seamless from above has created a pack of 1200 or so of these sounds if you are still having trouble with them (it can be a lengthy trial & error process to get these types of sounds sometimes)

check it out!




there are 20 free sounds to use as well on the product page

http://blackoctopus-sound.com/products- ... ass-tools/

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