Another use of the MOOG Filter
i am working on a song right now that uses a UAD MOOG Filter in the drum bus to give the drums more kick in the mids… this is how the setting (and some automation for the break) looks like
as the arrows show its a highpassfilter with envelope-modulation mixed into the dry signal…
this is how the drums sound dry - that is without the filter
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this is the signal generated by the MOOG filter
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and this is the same part with a 40/60 mix
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here is a longer snippet demonstrating the automation of the mix parameter in the break as can be seen in the picture above…
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24. November 2008 at 19:19
Sounds nice. Makes a nice difference in the base line.
25. November 2008 at 00:49
Using filters are old but good trick
This example is quite nice.
25. November 2008 at 09:26
Wow… I hear a violin in there!!! Now, this is what I’m talking about! A real a$$ kicking track!
I love how it sounds… messy in the beginning, but that “ordered” well-organized RMB-mess that fills me with ecstatic shivers!
25. November 2008 at 14:45
Sounds like Worldmusic / Tribal
reminds me of Sven Väth dont know why
very mystique sound
im curious how the final song sounds like…
nice
25. November 2008 at 16:47
I remember hearing parts of this far below.
26. November 2008 at 11:16
thats the reason the blog is called FOOTPRINTS…
26. November 2008 at 17:52
What you mean Rolf UAD “Moog” is more software or more hardware? Have me praises angesehen, so was kann man sich schon leisten, very interesting!
Oh the music – of course first-class
27. November 2008 at 01:30
nothing special…its price is based on the name. I am not gonna purchase this plugin. Try I Sherman FB2 instead… hehh
27. November 2008 at 01:55
that was mainly meant for the guy recognizing the violins - which were already there some time ago.
27. November 2008 at 13:20
a sherman filterbank might be better but its MONO so for the same purpose you´d need two of them… and thats near to 3k EUR… thats a difference
the UAD “Moog” is a plug in for the PCI card UAD-1 (and hopefully will soon be compatible with the new UAD-2) so you need the CARD as well and UAD-1s are quite inexpensive @ebay but not very powerful compared to the new one…
and i think the UAD moog is quite special because of the quality of the distortion section… it really thickens synthsounds for example… a bit like good hardware
29. November 2008 at 09:41
Sounds very good!!!
03. December 2008 at 01:15
mh, I like it a lot!
20. December 2008 at 17:30
Wow, great sound Rolf!
05. January 2009 at 19:18
Hey, thanks for the tip, very inspirational!!