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PostPosted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 4:27 am 
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We all know that effects are the 404's strengths, so which effects do you value more than others?


personally i love the "lo-fi" effect. It doesnt give you that raw madlib like feel like i was hoping, but it gives it that mad 8-bit like commodore 64 sound. Its also fun to play with the second control knob for real time modulation..

djfx looper comes close second,

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The lo-fi sample stetting for resampling but i guess that's not really an effect. But so far my main weapon of choice must be the vinyl simulator since it combines a compressor and this 'noise-generator' that can (if used in moderation) breath life in your drums. The isolator is also used alot but mostly as a 'track-mute' to try out different ideas while building up a song. I use the subsonic from time to time to give more low-end to my drum samples.

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 10:52 am 
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LOFI & ISOLATOR


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I just started fuckin wit this machine but Lofi, isolator, eq, comp, wah, and sub sonic are all dope. Pan also.


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def the vinyl sim and the lo-fi!


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I like how you can hook a keyboard etc. into it and apply effects/mono directly to what you're playing. Also the vinyl sim works wonders for drums

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vinyl sim & iso are dope. djfx loopers is pretty cool for creating interesting looping sounds to layer your tracks with.


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chromatic ps is also very dope for some guitar sounds. u can change harmony in a nice way. very usefull!!
lofi
isolater
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it depends too much. different fx affect different sounds in a very different way. I would say overall the isolator, lofi, vinyl sim, subbass( further tweeking usually necessary).

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Why is it that so many people love the vinyl sim? Is there something I'm missing? like the flutter is a little annoying if you over do that IMO, and for vinyl sounds? why dont ya'll just record some fresh crackles off REAL vinyl! I guess I am missing something...?


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I personally like the vinyl sim because of its compressor that is controlled by the 1st cntrl knob. The "comp" effect is really harsh sounding, so i tend to run it through the vinyl sim instead....


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EQ and as of late I've been heavy into the pitch fx mainly because it sounds so unrealistic and can change up sounds a lot without effecting the main structure of the sound.


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what do you guys use the DJFX Looper for?

i like assigning it to all the drum pads in a pattern, then twisting the beat around while, the melody/bass plays on. this is also good with the BPM Looper which adds a nice variable hiccup to your groove

does anyone use these effects on individual samples? for resampling?

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Favorite effect?

... Mmm... Okay, the effect that is the most useful to me is definitely the Isolator. Really does what I need it to do everytime; damn useful.

But my favorite has to be Reverb. A love, like... I dunno, I really love waves of sound. Not trance or Yanni-like synth (I usually find both to be pretty boring), but, like... Listen to the Feels album by Animal Collective. F'ing packed with reverberation.


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