DubStep Wobble Question

[bassjamm]

Hi all,

Been reading and watching some of Chris Hargreaves thoughts on using the panner function on the Line 6 M series pedals for that DubStep wobble.

I've got an M13 and I've got a really nice DubStep sought of sound coming out using my OC-2 into the M13, then with a Tron Up filter, then the Panner. But the panner doesn't seem to want to create the desired wobble.

Any ideas on how best to program the wobble in?

Thanks in advance.

Jam

[phil.i.stein]

billion dollar question !

you have the right sonic equipment. it should all be obtainable from OC-2 and M13.

you know where i live bud , come round.

si

[bassjamm]

Just replied to your pm pal...

Yeah, I know I've got the right gear...and there's a few more bits on the way, hehe...naughty!!!

I just read/heard Chris Hargreaves mention the use of the panner is all. And in theory it makes perfect sense as I'm running in mono, the panner won't pan from left to right as such, it'll create the wobble effect. But getting it to sound right with all the tweaking still hasn't yielded the kind of results I'd hoped for...

I am a dunce with all this though!!!

[xgsjx]

You could ask Mr Hargreaves.

You might find this useful (if you've not already been there).

[url="http://www.facebook.com/groups/265330523479274/"]Organic Bass Wobble[/url]

[bassjamm]

[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1341012239' post='1712967']
You could ask Mr Hargreaves.

You might find this useful (if you've not already been there).

[url="http://www.facebook.com/groups/265330523479274/"]Organic Bass Wobble[/url]
[/quote]

Thank you sir

[EskimoBassist]

You may find this helpful:

[url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/179518-line-6-m-series-expression-control-of-beat-divisions/"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/179518-line-6-m-series-expression-control-of-beat-divisions/[/url]

[bassjamm]

[quote name='EskimoBassist' timestamp='1341025910' post='1713005']
You may find this helpful:

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[/quote]

Thanks feller, totally forgot about that.

[YouMa]

Isnt dubstep just drum n bass with a new name,a bit like an eighth is now a ten ba[i]g? I must be getting old.[/i]

[xgsjx]

Not really. It's a bit like saying Stoner Doom is Rock n Roll with a different name.

[Sibob]

Chris's setup is so involved, he has a lot of expression pedal action going on, not to mention his triggering of Ableton (I believe).

Si

[Prime_BASS]

With out actually looking, and with what I guess the panner function does, it'll just act like a fade out in mono, and depending rate or whatrever it'll just act as a sort of tremolo.
Better in my opnion to use a tremolo, or something that generates LFO's, and have someway to change the tempo on the fly. A few with midi in can be changed with a metronome, lots have tap tempo.
A LFO generator will make thew low end bubble and wobble, I'm not sure a pan would require any LFO manipulation to make the sound pan/fade.

The only other way that simple is octave into a Low-Pass find the sweet spot on the cut off, and have the cut off controlled via expression. That way you can have controllable wobble, fast or slow to move in time with the beat/drums.