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Noise is also pretty useful as extra sound layer on more aggressive effects. Can also be utilized for brass sounds

Also would like to know this! Used Studio Tools by Max for Cats, but it's not the same.

Not sure it's what he's using but I use the Signalizer VST. If it's not what he's using, it does look very similar in the right configuration. It was a bit confusing to me at first but @Composing Gloves has a great run through of it in their Comparing 30 Oscilloscopes video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLiUiMWkqN2cdGw.html

Friture - a real-time audio analyzer

Well, now you have the Minifreak. Still, you can find it used at a good price I guess.

thanks, i have no idea. Did some research, and it turns out everyone calls it differently.

@@XNBeatsMusic In English it's pronounced "platts", there's no other recognised pronunciation as far as I'm aware (compare how plaid is pronounced plad). Of course I'm not counting other languages because the video is in English.

@@eyeball226 yes I was a bit confused and used what people use the most around the web. Some things I just need to do them and move forward, If it stop to triple check everything is not super important for the guide it would take me ages to record it. So sometimes I just write the script and move forward. You see two hours, but it took me 5 to record, and 2 days to edit.

@@XNBeatsMusic And much appreciated..I just got the Microfreak and am looking at your tutorials while the Microfreak is in front of me..👏

@@eyeball226 Bait? That isn't pronounced as bat. (or batt). On the other hand we have plate but there is also bate... Although English is not my native language, there seems to be inconsistences with the spelling in many cases. Just look at how many variations of "Moog there seems to be when it comes to how English people pronounciate it. Much easier with my native language, Swedish, when it comes to vowels. They mostly are pronounced the way they look. If an "a" is not like in "car" we put some dots over it. "Care" would have been "kär" (why the extra "e" at the end by the way. Totally unnecessary. It's pronunced as with a "k", "ä" (the special a sound) and just an "R"!) (These are just hypothetical examples about how English words could have been spelt if using Swedish spelling logic. Not actual Swedish words, of course) "bait"? That's an "e" plus a "j" sound. Should be "bejt" if Swedish style of logical spelling. "Bird", "a" (indefinite article. LIke in "a bird". Both different letters for the same sound. We have "ö" for that sound. "Börd" would be the logic. Oh, wait, you can even pronounce a "U" with the same sound like "murder", "Burden"... But the "U" in "much" is a short "A" again. Absolutely insane lack of logic in the spelling! And then there are all these kind of "umlauts", like "ei", "ie", "ou" etc.. Take the word "Pie" for example! In Swedish it is the absolutely logical "Paj". The sounds are P+A+J. Simple! Then you have "Pi" aka 3.14.... Pronounced the same. In Swedish it is pronounced logically the same as when you take a "pee" and spellt "Pi"! "i" used like in the word "irregular". One vowel, one type of use. And what's up with the football team "Middlesbrough "? A total mess at the end of the word. Like "burr ooh!"😅