- #Skrillex fm8 presets how to#
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I tweaked and changed the sound of pretty much all the presets, so just try until you are satisfied.Īfter this, you still won't have the massive monster sound.
#Skrillex fm8 presets pro#
Massive -> WOW (gargle) -> WOW (bass presets) -> FabFilter Pro (remove midrange) -> CamelCrusher (annihilate) -> WOW (rejecter) -> Bertill (4 - tweak the knobs a bit!) -> Compresser -> Reverb I then added a compressor and some reverb.
#Skrillex fm8 presets free#
This video may help you out too, regarding the use of presets:įirst i made the basis growl in massive, and increasingly added distortion with the WOW-filter, then i removed the midrange in the Fabfilter pro equalizer, i distorted the sound again using the CamelCrusher preset and the Bertill preset ( ) (they are both free D)
#Skrillex fm8 presets how to#
play low notes (obviously) and do some pitch bends.Īllthough i have added and changed a lot of things, the text above gave me the basis information on how to make the sound.
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it seems to me that filtering out mid frequencies is the way to create that snarling aggresive sound (think its used a lot with dnb reeces) and ive used a really good free band reject filter before (google!) but seriously guys, that wow filter is the shit and is well worth saving up for.įinally, remove all frequencies below 90, drench in reverb/delay and stick a sub under it (i duplicated the midi track and changed the patch from evil monster rape to a lovely sine wave). ive used the gurgle and rejecter presets and tweaked the lfos on them to give it some movement, but i believe the effect can be achieved with any filter using band reject settings and automation. really fantastic filter vst for dubstep). in between each distortion ive added sugarbytes wow filter a few times (which i cant say enough good things about. ive used several instances of it adding a slight amount of distortion each time rather than fucking it up in one go. distortion (and lots of it) comes from camel crusher but you can use whatever you prefer. The rest of the sound is all in the insert section of my midi track. this is the basic sound in massive (and its already quite tasty). finally i added a sine shaper as an insert with the drive at around 2 o'clock and the wet at 100%. you'll also need to add a tiny bit of feedback (around 9 o'clock ish). once again just set the parametres wherever your ears tell you too. In the fx section ive got a classic tube distortion (set to about 50% wet and 50% driven) and a dimension expander.
again i'd set this where ever you think sounds good, but i stuck an lfo on the "scream" knob to give it a bit of movement. wavetable position doesnt really matter, just stick it where you like it. Its actually incredibly simple really, load up massive and choose the deepthroat oscillator. It really takes the piss out of learning it the fun/harder way. Haha, love the tip you gave, been on this for a while bro big up aswel, i agree dont post a pic, experience is a great teacher and quite frankly im sick of all the youtube vids etc its the reason electronic music is so generic because no ones figuring out things for themselves there just copying shit of other shit. Again, this sound is mostly sine waves and that is one of the biggest tips I can give right off the bat. If you would like to know more about how this sound was created, PM me on here and I'll be more than happy to give some VERY helpful hints. I am a firm believer that experience is the best teacher you can have so on that note I do not think that I will post something like that on this thread seeing as how it would give away the secret and would be an injustice to everyone who see's it because its all about figuring it out yourself. My only argument against it is that it really takes away from the experience side of things. I've been debating between myself and I about doing this.
Mthrfnk wrote:Any chance of a shot of your Ops and Effects windows in FM8
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