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18 replies on “Effect Methods”
Disperser spam ftw
That’s the move
Always clear and to the point. Great lesson INFEKT !
Love the disperser as well.
About to purchase disperser just based on what it did to that bass wow
haha sweet, how do you like it so far?
Parrellel processing is so useful and I use it all the time since you taught me thank you 🙂
Glad to hear that!
Awesome lesson
Thank you!!
I think it will take some time for me to integrate parallel processing in my workflow but damn thats really worth it.
Being able to send out a dry/wet signal this way makes it so fast and comfortable. thanks christian
Yess!! I’m glad I could convince you! I will be showing some more ways to use it in future classes 🙂
Will Disperser work for FL studio? I haven’t seen any videos of it being used in FL
Definitely works yes! There’s also a disperser that comes with FL (probably uses more CPU though) that you can access by opening the Patcher, going to the presets for the Patcher and selecting the “Disperser” preset!
I’m a very visual learner so I really appreciate all the visuals!
Hey,
In a situation where I am using reverb on vocals/leads (there are no bass frequencies). Can you explain the difference between using parallel processing versus just using the dry wet knob on the reverb without parallel processing?
In that case there wouldn’t be a big difference. The only thing that would change is that the dry/wet sound makes the dry sound quieter as the wet sound gets louder, so you’ll just have to adjust for that if you don’t want your sound to actually get more quiet. But in the end, you’ll have effectively the same result
Love using the stack macro effect with serum fx. gives some super crazy results when messing around
Ohhh yessss sounds like fun!!