Good-Sound-Design Sweep Tutorial

Yes I have a lot of steps. A good sweep is this complicated. Everything in parentheses is for new At-ers who dont know the setup very well. A = 4 measure sweep B = 8 measure sweep Step 1: Add a Heisenberg Step 2: Set Operator A to Kurt Godel (last waveform) Step 3: Set the first section in the Phase Modulation to 100% Step 4: Set the Sustain to 100% Step 5: Set the Release rate to 0% Step 6: Add a StereoEnhancer (white withtwo dials) Step 7: Add an Exciter(white with three dials) Step 8: Add a Slope (third effect) Step 9: Add a Graphical EQ (white with a black rectangle) Step 10: Set the Mono/Stereo on the StereoEnhancer to roughly between 20% and 50% Step 11: Set the Tone on the StereoEnhancer to between 40% and 60% Step 12: Set the Tone on the Exciter to between 55% and 70% Step 13: Set the Dry/Wet on the Exciter to between 0% and 30% Wet Step 14: Set the Mode on the Slope to Highpass Step 15: Set an Automation on the Frequency on the Slope (right-click; "Create Automation") Step 16: Get my preset titled "No Bass" on the Graphical EQ Step 17: Create and Automation on the Filter Cutoff on the Heisenberg A = 4 measure sweep B = 8 measure sweep Step 18A: Make a note thats 4 measures long Step 19A: Make the Filter Cutoff automation go from 0% to 100% in 4 measures Step 20A: Make the Frequency automation go from 18 to 2128.07 in 4 measures Step 18B: Make a note thats 8 measures long Step 19B: Make the Filter Cutoff automation go from 0% to 100% in 8 measures Step 20B: Make the Frequency automation go from 18 to 2128.07 in 8 measures (Reverb not necessary)