🍑 FL Studio 20 - #27: Waveshaper [CURSO COMPLETO] - Tutorial
Olbaid Music · 2,000 words · 10 min read · EN
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what's up how are you welcome to this new tutorial I'm the vice and this is the 27th episode of our course on how to use efe studio 20 from scratch we have this piano in the previous episode and we apply different distortions to it one was using the fruit and fast test what is this plugin that we have here and I also taught you how to use this other one called
fruit and blood overdrive with these two plugins you can apply different types of distortion for any signal you want but we still have another option that is a little more advanced and more customizable called fruit and web wave shaper is this one that we have here it can be resized and although normally we only see this which is where
we are going to introduce some points if you click here on the gear we can see the rest of the controls in ok then we are going to see what it does for this I am going to use a pure sine wave as an example so that you can see it as a web shaper well sign It means wave shaping so
basically we can get any type of distortion that we want as long as we put points and draw it very well, the first web shaper works similar to when you introduce automation points, that is, there is a point a and a point b and you can select new points or enter them by right clicking normally
they can be put here anchored to the grid or you press the alt key you can move them freely and each good one you can move it with points of attention exactly the same as an automation clip does even if you right click you can find all the other behaviors or type of line that exists with in the automation clip
it is even pulse and this waveform is very good so depending on the points that you are inserting is how you are going to modify the wave this is what you have from the start by default and this is meant as a graph x and that is, if we look at this axis we see that when sound enters a line appears if I lower the volume
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