Sanderxpander
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Craig, a dare - BiFilter2 tutorial?
Do a tip, blog, SOS piece, tutorial or whatever or on BiFilter2 :)
I remember you said you hadn't really explored it yet and I think that's a shame because it is a GREAT sounding plug with not only some really good sounding filters but great distortion too. I just had a play with it in combination with the Analyst DX plugin that you mentioned and that opened some great new avenues to explore. I really think you would do yourself (and by extension, us) a favor if you spent some time with it!
Just a thought :)
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Anderton
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 10:10:28
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Sure...I take requests! Just don't ask me to play "You Light Up My Life."
Meanwhile, maybe some other Sonarians would like to chime in on how they use it. I changed the thread title to maybe help draw more people in.
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 10:43:04
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Anderton
Sure...I take requests! Just don't ask me to play "You Light Up My Life."
How about "Free Bird?" : ) Anderton
Meanwhile, maybe some other Sonarians would like to chime in on how they use it. I changed the thread title to maybe help draw more people in.
I have only used it a few times, on guitar I think. But the sound of the distortion was good. I do remember that. And what it did do I was really surprised. I was expecting a decimate'er type thing. But it wasn't that at all. It added a good useable character to the sound.
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 12:43:14
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Anderton
Sure...I take requests! Just don't ask me to play "You Light Up My Life."
Is it Debbie Boone or what?
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 15:00:02
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I really like the distortion options included!! The tube option is excellent which I've used by stand-alone. I have used the filter with automation to get some interesting sounds. So far I've used it mainly with synths but plan on using the distortion much more. I plan on making a effect chain with it, so I can use it in the pro-channel. I just did this for the TL-64 Tube Leveler. I need to compare the two to see which one I like best.
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Sanderxpander
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 16:17:33
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I like the tube distortion too. I also quite like the "analog" filter type which has its own distortion. And I really liked the trick of reassigning the DX Analyzer plugin automation envelopes to the filter cutoff.
The HPF is very cool too, and so is the bitcrusher. I've used it mainly on mixes or loops so far.
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 16:31:41
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Anderton
Sure...I take requests!
Free Bird
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John
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 17:09:27
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I didn't know Charlie Bird was arrested.
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Anderton
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 17:10:20
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Be careful what you ask for. I just may invent country 'n' techno.
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dubdisciple
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 17:23:48
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Sanderxpander
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 17:33:02
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I was sure that that was going to be Cotton Eye Joe...
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 17:38:42
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Sanderxpander
I was sure that that was going to be Cotton Eye Joe...
I started to go there but the song brings up bad memories
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 18:24:01
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"I don't normally do requests.. unless, of course, I have been asked to do so." Victor Borge
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 19:13:01
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Foiled again! All that's left is doing dance mixes of Finnish whaling songs.
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 21:14:13
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Anderton
Sure...I take requests! Just don't ask me to play "You Light Up My Life."
Too many years before now, we did a number "covers" of captain and tenn, disco,..... Changed the tempo, instruments, vocal range, harmonies, lyrics,.... I want to do "You can't always get what you want" with mountain instruments: mandolin, banjo, jug, fiddle, geetar, auto-harp, zither,... With heavy accent on vocal, and the audience singing the chorus, live. So, "You Light Up My Life:::" as performed by: Frank Sex Pistols Tubes THE CRAIG ========================= The opposite view:::: Pat Boone does Metallica
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Re: Craig, a dare
2014/10/01 22:12:34
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YouDontHasToCallMeJohnson
I want to do "You can't always get what you want" with mountain instruments: mandolin, banjo, jug, fiddle, geetar, auto-harp, zither,... With heavy accent on vocal, and the audience singing the chorus, live.
If you ever do that, I want to hear it!! I think I can hear where you're going with that, and I bet it would work.
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