WAV using Edison, and feed it through Harmor via a method of resynthesizing/resampling. It gives access to many more parameters than your typical vocoder plugin. In this tutorial we'll use Vocodex because of how in-depth the engine can take the user. Next, we’ll feed this signal through a vocoder plugin.First off, we’ll create a simple FM (Frequency Modulation) patch using FL Studio's FM Synthesizer, Sytrus.Here's an overview of the process we'll use in this tutorial: Step 1: Understand the Tools for the Job Overview
If you don’t, you can purchase the separate VST plugins used in this article from Image-Line. If you own FL Studio Producer Edition, you should have the tools readily available to make these sounds.
Here's a basic introduction on how to make the famous growl basses made famous in genres like Dubstep, DnB and Electro.
