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I saw this demo, but I haven't grasped the contents at all yet.
It's not just an effect for making a wobble base.
Basically, it is equipped with two filters and is a highly functional filter with various modulations.
However, it is the exact opposite of Audio Damage's Filterstation 2.
Although it has a lot of functions and a high degree of freedom, it is a plug-in that DTM beginners should not buy because of its super unfriendly GUI.
I tried playing the preset for the time being.
(The sound has become Mono, but it's actually stereo)
Maybe Melda, so I think that the effect that sounds by preset selection can be edited firmly.
It is not recommended to let go, but I think it is better if you understand modulation etc. to some extent. (I bought it for the time being, but I think it will be a little ahead even if I write a little article)
Overview
MWobbler is a unique distortion filter originally designed to produce dubstep wobbling basses, but it turns out to be an excellent versatile filter for all audio materials, from rhythmic pads, rotary organs to drum-driven basses. I did.
Two processors with distortion and 98 filters
Whereas traditional filters have one filter out of a set of lowpass, highpass, comb and several filters, the MWobbler has two sets, each with 1 impressive filters. (Lp, hp, bp, br, eq, harmonics, scream, formant, comb, diffusion, polymorph…).
LFO with sidechain and followers
Of course, you can use great modulators like any other Melda Production plug-in, but MWobbler has a built-in LFO and level followers that you can use at the same time.The level followers also have a fully adjustable equalizer so you can tune to any part of the spectrum, or use the MWobbler's sidechain inputs to control filters with completely different audio material.
Modulation heaven
Looking for a little variation in your sound?A wealth of modulation options are available. You can modulate any parameter from sources such as LFOs, audio level followers, envelope generators, randomizations, pitch detectors, and more.Your sound will never be static again.
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