One small correction, you said Frequency Shifter is "non linear" but it's actually linear, that's why it affects sound the way it does, like ring modulation. Frequencies are on a logarithmic scale, so when you apply freq shift it sounds "weird" unless it's an integer multiple of the initial frequency content, which is impossible unless you're only using single sine waves. But it's a small detail, great video!
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Frequency shifter was the only ableton device I had yet to conquer. You've blown it right open thank you!
This is that extra 10% of creativity that will launch a track into the next level. Earned my sub!
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Flawless videos.
Every. Single. Time.
Another gem in the toolbox !
Old Crystal Method vibes. Dig!
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Stunning stuff cheers Luca! Really inspiring
That pad movement is legendary, thank you!
Great tips, will use Frequency Shifter definitely in one of my next tracks. 👍🏻
Good stuff!
One small correction, you said Frequency Shifter is "non linear" but it's actually linear, that's why it affects sound the way it does, like ring modulation. Frequencies are on a logarithmic scale, so when you apply freq shift it sounds "weird" unless it's an integer multiple of the initial frequency content, which is impossible unless you're only using single sine waves. But it's a small detail, great video!
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The sound at around 6:00 reminds me of the Quake 3 menu sounds :D th-cam.com/video/PhgQOyn57BU/w-d-xo.html