can someone please show me how to make dubstep growls not tell but shoe because I learn better hands-on?
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In case if you are curious what this sounds like, here is an example:https://www.audiotool.com/track/kutnpiwns/
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just go into heisenberg, choose my preset, big boi bass 3, turn the cutoff on the filter in the heisenberg all the way down, but the note on octave 1, mess around with a high-pass filter and notch filters (if you wish), to add some spice, add a helmholtz and set the decay all the way down, have one note active, and automate it. To get a smooth automation interpolation, right-click the automation node and set the interpolation to "default", then just mess around with the helmholtz. Then slap a ton of ott, and after about 4 ott's later, add a high-pass filter to get rid of the mud and you are done.
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Sometimes I get a heisenberg and then make a random wave that sounds good, then I make the release time 1 and the sustain the max. Then I use a waveshaper, add one part and bring it to the top near the top left but not too close. Then I get a graphical eq and make a highpass with 36 or 48 dbs. To use it you need to make the Q slightly higher to give it an accent and automate the herts to go slightly up and back down after the note. Then you next need to copy and paste it 2 or 3 times. After that I add a quantum and either load an ott preset or just make it sound good and I sometimes copy and paste that a few times. Make sure the synth has the pitch low and you can also automate that during the growl to go from low to high back to low. Sometimes you can make another wave and modulate it with another to make it sound different. But really you just have to experiment for yourself to get the sound you want.
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i recommend grabbing a hiensberg, setting the preset to "growly growlee", and attaching it to a bitcrusher. after that try messing with the tune automator on the hiensberg.
Oh, and I forgot, before the helmholtz, add an exciter, and modulate it in an upside-down curved ramp shape.