Wednesday, September 04, 2019
-burn: Experiment in Sound Design
Published on Sep 4, 2019 Precarious333 Music
Modor Formant Filter
"Sound design experiment separating and processing a sound divided into hi/mid/low bands. Will make a good base to build around with heavy drums. I have Noise Engineering - Basimilus Iteritas Alter sequenced and modulated by Malekko - Voltage Block and Xaoc - Batumi.
A copy of BIM is running into Future Sound Systems - Spectral Devastator FIL3 highpassed with resonance and overdrive to create the highs.
Another copy running into TouellSkouarn - Sonveskañ adding distortion, then into Modor Music - Formant Filter filling out the mids. This turned out to be a pretty interesting combination. Sonveskañ is removing most of the high frequency content. 2 minutes in I use feedback on Sonveskañto create some accents. Formant Filter is stereo with different modulation to the left and right channels creating a nice dynamic stereo effect.
Then a third copy of BIM EQed down to just the lows running through overdrive to fill out the bottom end.
Recorded as 4 tracks into Ableton. EQ, compression, reverb, pan added in post."
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