LinPlug relectro - Manual (Page 31)

Appendix C: Do's and Dont's
To achieve best results, its important to not over-do it when using relectro:
DON’T
- use all main effect options at once
- use any of them to an extend that it gets nasty, at least not until you want
it get nasty
- use relectro as a mastering plugin
– use it on heavily processed audio
–
DO
- use relectro on single or few drum or percussion tracks
- use it with dry or almost dry audio
- use only few of the many processing options,
- set them decently
- reduce the input-filter to avoid particular nasty high frequency glitches
- use rather expansion then compression as relectro rather thickens
anyway
- use rather dull waveforms for the wave replacer to not create even more
harmonics
- use the output filter to pronounce the frequency range you like to be
prominent
- use modulation decently
- make yourself familiar with its characteristic, its like a new instrument
Particularly the last DO is important, relectro is not just another fx, one
needs to learn to play it like an instrument. I know thats not popular,
however, if you want a new, unique and personal sound, there’s no way
around. Its not too difficult though, and usually fun.
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