Modern Music Tips | The Instant Flanger
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Examining the many practical use cases as well as illustrating the endless creative ways, Modern Music Tips is an episodic content series that focuses on how to leverage modern studio effects processing in your contemporary music productions.
In this first article, we take a look at how you can use one of the oldest studio effect tricks in the books to bring more life and imagery to your music with the use of flanging.
The world’s first studio flanger—now captured into a faithful plugin—the Mk II model offers much more than just recreating the notorious tape-based short delay effect it was named for.
Spreading The Sound Around Create Vivid Sonic Imagery with Flanging
For this example of how to apply the sonic spreading and character widening features of this processor to instrument parts of a track, I have picked a production of mine entitled “First Avenue”, which is an homage to the timeless and highly influential Minneapolis Sound.
Using only stock plugin presets in this music example, we take a look at how the flanging effect—in particular, The Instant Flanger—can quickly add motion, width, and depth to make your music more enveloping, immersive, and pleasurable to make and listen to.
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