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I’ve been trying to understand how certain artists such as SubFiltronik, Badklaat, V, and Requake get their “Bubbly” sort of wobble. I’m not looking to copy their style but to simply understand how they get their sounds. I don’t understand if its an added effect such as a chorus or phaser. Or if its the way the use there filters.

Please Help :frowning:





Some Examples are



SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

Stream Requake - Duo Flex [Bassclash - Waterdrops EP] by Requake | Listen online for free on SoundCloud

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Have you tried NI Massive? It’s a more expressive synth for dub, dubstep and dnb than sylenth.



Loads of tuts on YouTube on how to get these sounds too.

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I’ve tried massive and am not a fan… :confused:

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[quote]DJ Hyph-E (06/05/2011)[hr]I’ve been trying to understand how certain artists such as SubFiltronik, Badklaat, V, and Requake get their “Bubbly” sort of wobble. I’m not looking to copy their style but to simply understand how they get their sounds. I don’t understand if its an added effect such as a chorus or phaser. Or if its the way the use there filters.

Please Help :frowning:





Some Examples are



SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

http://soundcloud.com/requake/requake-duo-flex[/quote]



embed some example clips - youtube or otherwise

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[quote]DJ Hyph-E (06/05/2011)[hr]I’ve been trying to understand how certain artists such as SubFiltronik, Badklaat, V, and Requake get their “Bubbly” sort of wobble. I’m not looking to copy their style but to simply understand how they get their sounds. I don’t understand if its an added effect such as a chorus or phaser. Or if its the way the use there filters.

Please Help :frowning:





Some Examples are



SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

SoundCloud - Hear the world’s sounds

http://soundcloud.com/requake/requake-duo-flex[/quote]



listnening to the first example it doesn’t sound any more than a low pass filter with some resonance automating by lfo.



check out the glitch step course / resampling tech tips / fidget electro house course for similar sounds