looking at a new technical sound

[SlightlyaBanana]

hi guys, looking at producing a very technical sound!

first of all, i have just researched/purchased a moogerfooger mf101 (low pass filter) and a moog ep-2 expression pedal.

the effect i am trying to achieve is the same sound as the synth here:



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along with the moog filter and expression pedal (which will be used to control the cutoff frequency) i have looked into some other pedals that would give the bass a more 'sawtooth' waveform sound, (listen back to the track in link, for the metallic and raspy high end but deep and reverbed low end)

the pedals i have looked into are:
MXR Bass octave Deluxe (to give me the higher frequencys)
Guyatone TZ2 Fuzz (which creates a sawtooth waveform)
reverb (which would you suggest for the same sound as the track?)

what other pedals would you suggest to get that sound?

Cheers in advance!!

 

[Swift713]

The octave pedal will give you an octave below what you play, lower not higher.

 

[SlightlyaBanana]

The octave pedal will give you an octave below what you play, lower not higher.

The M288 Bass Octave Deluxe is a dual-voice octave pedal that offers analog tone, true bypass, and a variety of tonal options. MXR's 18 volt Constant Headroom Technology™ provides high headroom and superior tracking. Use the Dry knob to mix in your direct signal, and hit the Mid+ switch to add up to +14dB of internally adjustable mid frequencies (400Hz or 850Hz). Finally, mix in two separately controlled octave voices—Growl (for throaty tone) and Girth (for deep tone).

bass open E is 40Hz

is there any method of getting higher sounding frequencies? i heard roundwound strings can give higher frequencies

 

[Swift713]

You can boost higher frequencies with an eq.
There are a number of pedals that will give you an octave up, EHX Micro POG, POG2, BMS, any number of multi-effects units, Markbass Super Synth, etc.

 

[alec]

Fuzz pedals will boost the higher frequencies a lot which then makes a filter much more pronounced.

 

[SlightlyaBanana]

Fuzz pedals will boost the higher frequencies a lot which then makes a filter much more pronounced.

thanks for the reply, is there anyway i can get a fuzz pedal to only affect the higher frequencies so when i do a filter sweep it sounds much more like "building tension" (build up)

cheers

 

[SlightlyaBanana]

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[Explorer]

the effect i am trying to achieve is the same sound as the synth here:

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The exact sound as that keyboard part? I'd suggest getting an AdrenaLinn or a Slicer.

Examples are at 1:01, 1:40, 151, and so on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfBDmw2H2Hw

And the SL-20.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wMzUIkaZ-I

Own both, love both.