My notes from this Short
Three wave shapers with EQs on the mids
I grab any of the basic kicks in FL Studio and distort it with a wave shaper. In front of it I add an EQ to boost the bass and the mids. Then another wave shaper with similar distortion, and I really boost a frequency anywhere in the mids.
One more wave shaper, and with another EQ I boost the mids again. At the end of the chain, automate the volume of your punch and shorten it up so it's the length of a punch.
A Fruity Phaser with the sweep off
In front of the last wave shaper I add a Fruity Phaser. A phaser really cuts into the frequency spectrum, and if you disable the sweep frequency, you remove any movement of the phaser. I remove the stereo too.
Now you can play around with the frequency range and the stages. This gives you a lot of tone control.
A still chorus and the final clip
A chorus in front of the wave shaper helps widen up your punch. Take down the frequency of every LFO so it's not moving, and play around with the stereo depth and delay.
Then some basic post processing. I never use Soundgoodizer, but here we can use it. Add the FL Studio transient processor, an EQ to really enhance the highs, and a wave shaper to clip it against zero. Now you can go back into any of your peaks, the phaser stages and the chorus.
FL Studio·Fruity WaveShaper·Fruity Phaser·Soundgoodizer·Transient Processor·Fruity Parametric EQ 2
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