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but if the kick coming in is predictable... might as well draw in freq automation on the clip
although you can reach some very happy mistakes using the envelope follower...

use the m4l envelope follower device with a lpf'd version of your kick
have it control a hpf freq on the desired track... (push freq higher when sound is kick bass is coming in)
you can tune and adjust the response to your liking on the 'envelope follower'...

if you need the sound of the tracks to be 100% processed .. you'll want to use an insert fx (serial).. put the fx on individual tracks as it sounds best for you... and if you need to control them from one place use a mappable MIDI controller or an m4l patch... there are plenty "macro" styl...

sampler

I'll have to go through mine then...especially the m4l ones...
Nice catch !

stretch it upwards once and it will stay big later when you shift-tab...
it's very nice with dual window too...

it's a very nice plugin..

hey angstrom... have you ever found a case where a pack wasn't up to date with it's web download version?
i'm intrigued...

classic...

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http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=259

I see Sonar and DP and Cubase mentioned here... what do they have to do with anything? traditional DAW Cpu usage is generally lower and triumphed by Reaper..then Cubendo... this has been done to death @KVR @GearSlutz Logic is CPU king in apple land... "performance" style DAW battle is betw...

unimpressed so far... audio engine crashes galore with 3rd party plugins... (easy to get back on track by turning it back on.. but still a pain) I'm using a Mavericks retina MBP with rme babyface also .. why can't I add vsts from the context menu... only from the browser? LFOs are 'containers' and c...

RME babyface / RME MultiFace II

use a hipass filter with square or sawtooth oscs... and shorten the volume envelope attack and decay in analog, you can route the hipass filter into a low pass filter to create variation. also play around with 'Hard sync' on the oscillators in operator.. FM techniques can be utilitsed to vary the so...