Eli begins with a brief description of how Shade does what it does followed by a tour of the main interface and some basic usage scenarios, such as creating filter bands and/or modulators, routings, and more. This way, you'll be able to start tweaking sounds right out of the gate. Then, it's on to low pass filters, where you'll hear the four different types available in Shade along with some basic modulation with the Figure modulator. Eli follows this by demonstrating the three different high pass filters and using the Envelope modulator on them.
Next up, you'll explore the available notch and band pass filters on a keyboard part and hear they can add movement to the attack and tail of the sound by way of an envelope follower. The low/high shelf filters are covered next, including the special Q Up and Q Down parameters, which allow simultaneous resonant dips and boosts at various cutoff points.
There's much more to come, including peak filters (two types), LFO modulator, phasers, comb and flanging, volume gate (using the MSEG modulator), Envelope/Xpander/Tilt filters, De-Esser and Dynamic EQ (creating your own with the Follower modulator and macro module), telephone effect, pitch tracking (creating your own smart EQ), and much more!
There's a whole universe to explore with Shade, which can be a bit intimidating at first. With this Shade course, you'll learn all you need to know in a systematic fashion that'll have you taking full advantage of its potential quickly while having a lot of fun. Check out the individual UVI Shade video tutorial descriptions for more information and ideas on how you can implement it in your own tracks. Learn new ways to mangle, massage, and mutate your sounds... watch "UVI Shade Explained®" now!
What You Will Learn
- Interface layout and how to add filter bands, modulators, routings, and more
- Various types of filters available (high/low pass, notch, band pass, high/low shelf, peak, etc.) and demonstrations of various types of modulation via different modulators
- How to create interesting and useful effects such as the telephone effect, de-essing, dynamic EQ, smart EQ, volume gate, and more
- Creative applications of modulators via sidechaining, mid/side processing, the Follower module, etc.
And much more!
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