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kit beats · April 23, 2008, 07:39:21

Can anyone help me!

Im looking for wah wah samples, i dont know if you call it that way but it go's like wahwahwahwahaw

Or how to make! i guess..

Regards!

LPChip · April 23, 2008, 08:07:47

Use any kind of sample (from saw to guitar), and apply a wahwah VST effect. Its that easy.

If you can't find any of those, you can try a flanger or chorus VST. Its not the same, but could possibly be tweaked by that plugin to produce a wahwah.

In fact, it could very well be that wahwah is a type of flanger.

Louigi Verona · April 23, 2008, 08:19:25

To do a wah wah just change the cut-off frequency in that manner - very fast from down to up and back - like a sine wave. Easy as that.

kit beats · April 23, 2008, 09:54:53

ok, i must try that, thank you.

maybe this is also something http://www.coyotes.bc.ca/Wah.html

LPChip · April 23, 2008, 10:45:01

Yeah, that would work, although there are alot of wah plugins, where some even have tweakable settings to get the most unique wahs. I don't know what this plugin was called that Rewbs used in a compo a few years ago, but it had wah capabilities too, and very dynamic. (interface was blue purple gradient with 4 stage filter settings)

kit beats · April 23, 2008, 13:43:08

Quote from: "Louigi Verona"To do a wah wah just change the cut-off frequency in that manner - very fast from down to up and back - like a sine wave. Easy as that.

I got a sample : set filter on it (cut off) and then very fast from down to up and back?? what do you mean by that?

Regards!

bvanoudtshoorn · April 23, 2008, 16:05:27

Quote from: "Samplekit"what do you mean by that?

OK. You can do this in MPT. Load up the sample as an instrument (in an IT/MPTM file). Now, in the Instruments tab, set the Q factor (the resonance) of the filter somewhere in the middle to high region. Now get that sample playing (looping, preferably). The filter cutoff slider just above is your friend - waggle it back and forth at a moderate speed to get your wah-wah.

kit beats · April 23, 2008, 16:55:44

Quote from: "bvanoudtshoorn"
Quote from: "Samplekit"what do you mean by that?
OK. You can do this in MPT. Load up the sample as an instrument (in an IT/MPTM file). Now, in the Instruments tab, set the Q factor (the resonance) of the filter somewhere in the middle to high region. Now get that sample playing (looping, preferably). The filter cutoff slider just above is your friend - waggle it back and forth at a moderate speed to get your wah-wah.

I use skaletracker :oops:

bvanoudtshoorn · April 24, 2008, 06:11:55

Quote from: "Samplekit"I use skaletracker :oops:

:shock: Well, load up MPT and try it in there... You'll at least get the idea.

kit beats · April 24, 2008, 08:29:14

Quote from: "bvanoudtshoorn"
Quote from: "Samplekit"I use skaletracker :oops:

:shock: Well, load up MPT and try it in there... You'll at least get the idea.

Yes I Know:), thanks for the tips.
I can make that in mpt, save it as wav.
I also going to check the vst, i think that's the easyest way.

kit beats · May 08, 2008, 21:51:54

Just got the wahwahGT.dll open and got an strato guitar?! on it!

But i cant hear a great wahwah man!

hmmmmnzz maybe can anyone drop some pictures to make a great wahwahwah in MPT? !!

Regards,

kit beats · May 21, 2008, 16:24:51

Yes that would be nice..........?! :wink:

I got something in my mind, i need chiptune samples, anyone who can help me with that?

Little samples that makes sound and maybe i can loop, i don't know and i never used it before so im exsited.

Regards!