| Author |
What you patch after drum modules? |
| Gibran |
Hi guys
Distortion/fuzz is almost a common sense , but what you patch after drum modules?
Thanks! |
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| Dedal |
Filters, time fx, saturators... strange question:) use what you want, there’s no rules!  |
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| megarat |
Reverb and delay are natural choices for this as well.
Personally, I like to run drum sounds through thick reverb and then direct the wet-only signal through an envelope-controlled VCA. |
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| sir stony |
| Gibran wrote: | | Distortion/fuzz is almost a common sense |
That is a matter of taste. Or I might lack that particular common sense. I almost never use these with drum sounds, anyway.
+1 to both, Dedal and megarat, tho.  Might use a compressor or an extra envelope+vca for ducking. |
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| TheRosskonian |
| EQ, Shelves being the first one I reach for. |
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| brandonlogic |
Distortion, delay, reverb, sometimes filters. Sometimes clouds for some glitch/freeze effects.
The 4ms DLD is great because it has a tight sync and really useful clock divisions/multiplications. |
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| Nightly Closures |
| RS serge wave multipliers. |
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| GSE |
Spring Tank Reverb
2HP Freez for bit reduction + stutter effects
MI Clouds has some tricky-to-find but great sweet spots
Ring Modulator
Compressor |
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