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The document describes modifications made to audio effects and buttons in a digital audio workstation. Various effects were added or adjusted, including VoCode to lower pitch, battery acid to add crackling, and RealComp and Boogex to add echo and lower the pitch further. Buttons and points on graphs were moved around to tweak the sound design.
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- 1. For this I simply moved Wet up, the Dry down and Mod Dry up using the VoCode effect to make it sound low pitch.
- 2. I used the battery acid effect which makes the sound crackle as though you’re losing signal. I also moved these two buttons upwards. For this I moved these two buttons to the left.
- 3. Using the Voxengo Boogex effect to make a echo sound added to the battery acid effect. For this I moved all these points to left to give a curl in the line which led to a echo sound.
- 4. For this I used the RealComp effect the make the sound lower pitched. I also moved the lowpass to For this I moved the Pre-comp to the right, the Attack the left, the highpass to the to the right and the release to the right right and RMS size to the right.