Oh, cool! Like I suspected, there was no automation except for the note tracks (yes, I cheated in that regard), and just like I did, I see that you split the signal and put the chorus on the higher frequencies. I also noticed that I mistook the Pulverisateur LFO for a delay, and I wasted many minutes on pondering "WHERE THE **** DOES THE DELAY GO???". :P Very nice to see how this was created! Very cool approach to the source waveform, kind of letting the ring modulator sing its own melody. :)
Sep 11, 23
Yeah, I decided against using automation because I wanted it to be more about what can be done "within the box".
Anyone that knows my workflow knows I love to split the signals up a lot so I was really happy to see so many people do that as well 😝
Using two synths was a little sneaky of me, to be fair, but there were a couple of entries that got very similar sounds without using RM in the way I did, so that was very interesting for me to see!
great!
amazing, what else to say?
Oh, cool! Like I suspected, there was no automation except for the note tracks (yes, I cheated in that regard), and just like I did, I see that you split the signal and put the chorus on the higher frequencies. I also noticed that I mistook the Pulverisateur LFO for a delay, and I wasted many minutes on pondering "WHERE THE **** DOES THE DELAY GO???". :P Very nice to see how this was created! Very cool approach to the source waveform, kind of letting the ring modulator sing its own melody. :)
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