lean back

[JAZ JETSON]

hey on that sound lean back how did they get the string or whatever noiz that is to flutter like that?

is that using a mod wheel or what>?

 

[b onix]

yeah mod

 

[noblewordz]

check this vid.


http://youtube.com/watch?v=f-xjx10zsy4&search=scott storch

 

[mannny596]

that is awesome; but u kno what sucks? i got a cheap keyboard so i hav no pitch or mod wheel

 

[noblewordz]

I know in FLStudio you can change the pich in the piano rool ... You can change the pitch at any point.

 

[kain101]

it also takes lots of practice to pitch bend like that

 

[muscldancr]

Use the channel pitch in FL. In the position on the piano roll where the note you want to bend is you could put a triangle shape, which will effictively raise then lower the pitch to its original place. Fool around with it. I just mastered the trick and its a good one to have in your arsenal

 

[ThaBasics]

hey on that sound lean back how did they get the string or whatever noiz that is to flutter like that?

is that using a mod wheel or what>?

messed wit tha pitch bender .....they do that middle east **** like that all the time


lean back strings came from the motif es

 

[PlanetHitzProduction]

use the melodic minor scale

 

[dandandan]

Use the channel pitch in FL. In the position on the piano roll where the note you want to bend is you could put a triangle shape, which will effictively raise then lower the pitch to its original place. Fool around with it. I just mastered the trick and its a good one to have in your arsenal

i'm gonna go try that!

 

[Terrel]

I love pitch bending. That's how you get them whines niggas be complainin' about.

 

[dandandan]

Use the channel pitch in FL. In the position on the piano roll where the note you want to bend is you could put a triangle shape, which will effictively raise then lower the pitch to its original place. Fool around with it. I just mastered the trick and its a good one to have in your arsenal

wat triangle man? please explain!

 

[raymo]

U draw triangle in action editor. Like this /\ (time goes from left to right). So pitch goes up and then smootly back down.

 

[rayzer]

wat u could also do is have another note overlap and set the pitch to glide between em. u can do it by goin into the channel settings box and go to MISC tab then select mono and put glide to about 2 o clock position.
its useless though if u have a layered melody

if u got the INS tab in your channel settings box u can go to pitch area and use the SPD dial in the LFO panel