Awesome Phase on Reeses (VST advice)

[Dave]

Check out 0.41 - I can't get my phase to make some saw waves sound as cool as that, what VSTs do you guys use for that kinda sound - any suggestions?

[Ekol]

Hi. Make a reese, modulate, stick two copies in a sampler, detune one of them by 3 cents

[nineofkings]

For that phaser effect, I usually try using a phaser without the LFO (I like the VST Phazor) and manually automating the "freq" knob. I use Synth1 for basically all my synth sounds; it's a lot more flexible and can be a lot more aggressive than people give it credit for.

[Kreepr]

the Doublenotch filter on Massive.

[izotonik]

it's not just 3 cents...

I'm still experimenting to get good dnb sounds
there are 2 free plugs called sh-1 phase shifter and sh-1 chorus, both on a chain. put the freq knob on minimum values and play with rest. http://rekkerd.org/sweetboy-vst/
and then resample and detune.
for a more phased effect... maybe put one at -3ct and other at +4ct or something. non symmetric values.

detuned mono files sound better than stereo files??

[ReSet]

You could try using a comb filter if you're in Thor. I got a similar effect by inverting the filter envelope on it in Lucid Mind.

Here's the patch if you want to take a look at it, it's nothing special, and it'll probably need tweaking to make it work in your context, but yeah.
http://www.4shared.com/file/2DnKLZAK/Comb_Filter_Reese.html

[izotonik]

a z3ta_v1 preset which is available on a web folder along with a million dnb breaks and other stuff. gritty reese, tweakable.
http://www19.zippyshare.com/v/71902429/file.html

[SocialDucky]

Sounds like a lot of pitch modulation along with some comb-ish filters to me Don't really know what VST could be used to do that, but that's my opinion

[Dave]

Thanks for all the advice guys, I'll test your different suggestions out when I get a moment, really on a DnB kick lately!

[shroomhead1]

comb filter+ 4 stage phaser, maybe an additional notch in a parametric eq sweeping around, if you don't want to resample/detune just to get that sound. sylenth 1 has a built in phaser that gets you results pretty close to this, then you only need to take care of the overall slower sweeping comb filter in the mixer