Hi! i saw your question on Infyuthsion's wall and i felt like i could help out: basically, the Slope effect takes a signal and sort of "filters out" the signal parts you set it to...example, if you set the Slope to "Low Pass" then some high frequencies will be taken out, you can bring in some more frequency with the Resonance and Freq. knobs...
Hey, thanks for coooommmenting!!! :D about your question, with the Pulverisateur you change the frequency, and with the Heisenburg you change the filter cutoff. You just need to press the "add track" or something button, and instead of note track you wanna find one of those others. If that doesn't make sense, i would understand..... If you remix my project, you can see what it looks at.
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no worries, glad to help :3
...i havent dabbled with it seriously, but i do use it on a Beatbox kick to get the extra lof sounds out, hope this helps :D
Hi! i saw your question on Infyuthsion's wall and i felt like i could help out: basically, the Slope effect takes a signal and sort of "filters out" the signal parts you set it to...example, if you set the Slope to "Low Pass" then some high frequencies will be taken out, you can bring in some more frequency with the Resonance and Freq. knobs...
Your reply makes perfect sense! Thank you :D
Hey, thanks for coooommmenting!!! :D about your question, with the Pulverisateur you change the frequency, and with the Heisenburg you change the filter cutoff. You just need to press the "add track" or something button, and instead of note track you wanna find one of those others. If that doesn't make sense, i would understand..... If you remix my project, you can see what it looks at.