I'm sure many of you have already tried it, but if you don't know it, it's a waste, so I'd like to introduce it.
Because I tried it before and wondered if I used it without seeing how to use it properly, so I left it alone.
I've been trying various things to bring the snare to the whole surface, and I think it's a good idea to remember this existence and use it!It became.
It is especially effective when used for live drum sounds.
(The feeling of snappy increases)
Even if you hang it in a loop, it will respond only in the snare band, but it is better to hang it only in the snare. (I verified it a little, but it also responded to some sounds other than snare)
I think the easiest way to multi-out for DTM beginners is UJAM's Beatmaker series.
It also has a built-in pattern, so you can easily multi-out (output only specific sounds separately).
I also wrote an article on how to multi-out with UJAM's Beatmaker series.
I feel like this.
This article will be sent with the following contents.
・ How to use Snare Buzz of Waves factory
Wavesfactory Snare Buzz overview and how to download
Give the truck a sense of presence
SnareBuzz is an audio plug-in that simulates the resonance generated by the snare drum wires when other sources are playing nearby.It can be used as a psychoacoustic effect that gives the truck a sense of presence.Snare drums are made of a variety of materials, including wood, brass, plastic, composites, fiberglass, and even Perspecs, all of which are connected together.
The snare drum included in a typical drum kit consists of two heads.The top head is struck with a stick, and the bottom head contains a rattle made up of a series of wires stretched over the head.The snare can be tightened or loosened, which changes the "sound" or "rattling" of the snare's sound.
When standing in a studio with a drum set, the snare drum may occasionally ring, resonating with other sounds in the room.
SnareBuzz is a free plug-in that simulates the empathic resonance that emanates from the snare drum wires when other sources are playing nearby.Use this free plug-in, Snare Buzz, to add a bottom head effect to a snare track recorded with a microphone on the top head only.You can also use SnareBuzz as a psychoacoustic effect that gives the track a sense of presence.
I didn't notice it until I read the explanation carefully, but it seems interesting to use it for other instruments to simulate the sound that resonates.
SnareBuzz is a free plug-in that simulates the empathic resonance that emanates from the snare drum wires when other sources are playing nearby.
Download
Download can be done from both official and Plugin Boutique.
Official registration is not required, but you can download it by name and email address.
If you have a Plugin Boutique account, this is easier for you.
How to use SnareBuzz from Wavesfactory
It's very easy to use, but if the CPU load becomes 100% in FLStudio, enabling Fixed size buffer will solve it.
To set it, turn on "Troubleshooting"-> "Use fixed size buffers" from the gear icon.
All you have to do is para-out the snare to another mixer and adjust the Snare Buzz.
I will also briefly explain the parameters.
tightness: You can set the length of the snappy sound.
The length becomes shorter as you go to the right.
I prepared a video only for WET.
type: The type of snappy sound.
We also prepared a video here.
mic distance: The distance of the microphone.However, it does not affect the Dry sound.
I also prepared a video for this.
Try using it with another sound source
It's a bonus.
It's a sample, but I tried to see what would happen if I hung it on an upright bass.
I think this can be used to give a little sense of presence.
(A sound like a Jazz brush is added)
You can't use it every time, but please try it when you want to change it a little.
(Headphones are recommended as the difference is subtle)
Summary
It's like Waves factory.
All of this developer's plugins are really great.
(I have them all)
The functions and GUI are wonderful, and I think it is important that the GUI is elaborate enough not to overdo it.
I don't think you need animation, but it's only the first time that you find it interesting.
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