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AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, "grinderking69"
<audiosedative@a...> wrote:
> hey group, i have a song for you to listen to. its a tech house
> track. the bass is off the an1x. moby bass. now as you will
here
> when the bass is rolling along it fades up and down with the
> pattern. giving a kinda liver feel. fantastic, but it does it too
> much. i dont know what parameter it is, or combination of.
things
> have not werked out yet with combining it with another scene
and
> morphing. i really like the bass line. its really fun, i just need
> some help. www.audiosedative.iuma.com the track is
> selftitled (tripped up remix) the original is under album 1 if your
> interested.
>
> audio
Nice track - I enjoyed it more than usual. Has a good vibe - kind
of 'air liquide'ish.
Regarding the modulation on the bass sound, there are two
things you can check out:
1st, it might just be the setting for the VariEffect - check whether
the Flanger or Phaser is assigned and if so, reduce the D:W mix
(or you simply use the EF Bypass button to quickly disable the FX
using the 'All EF' option.) Also, you can adjust the Mod Freq:Hz for
each of those two FX using a real time mod source such as a
Mod Wheel or the Ribbon Controller.
2nd, it's more likely a slight fliter modulation using LFO1. Under
Knob Parameter Group, select MIX/VCF->FmodDepth (Knob 7) If
the amount is greater than '0' reduce the depth to your taste.
Any time you think you've an unwanted modulation, b-line for the
"Xmod Depth" options and reduce the amount - you'll find the
Pitch Mod Depth options (Pmod Depth) under the VOC1 and
VCO2 menus along with Pulse Width Depth (PWM Depth), the
Filter Mod (Fmod Depth) under MIX/VCF, and the Amplitude Mod
(Amod Depth) under VCA. LFO1 is hard wired to each with the
exception of PWM Source which is variable. Adjust the LFO1
speed to increase/reduce the rate of modulation.
Make sense? Good.
regards,
Jon