My next BDFM contribution is less about the BDFM machine than it is about the project’s BPM and Delay FX settings. I was attempting to create a comb filter effect by having a high BPM setting in order to make the Delay FX “Delay Time” parameter get into comb filter territory (<20ms). I haven’t measured whether this is actually the case with my project, which uses a current setting of 234 BPM but the results sounded interesting to me ;p
The project is a single BDFM machine playing the same pattern in a loop, with a Delay Time setting of 1/128 and a bandpass filter applied with feedback set to 100% slowly fading in.
The delay is the single only channel that is sent to the FX track where little distortion is applied. I was then tweaking LFO1 and LFO2 settings which were set to modulate the Delay FX’s Delay Time and High Pass Filter Feedback parameters respectively.
The output was recorded using a Tonverk and normalized (no post processing). Unfortunately, I missed playing with the BPM settings during the recording. I recommend listening with head phones.
The project file is fun to play with and creates interesting results when changing parameters / project BPM / Delay amount / FX Track LFOs etc
BDFM2.stprj (4.2 KB)