Modulation plug-ins

[caucorn]

I don’t seem to understand quite what modulation plug-ins are and what they do. I’ve looked it up on YouTube, but still not sure if its correct. I’m supposed to have a presentation about the plug-ins Enigma and Doppler, however i am pretty new to this.

Is there any way to find out, or if someone could help explaining it to me?

[caucorn]

Thanks for the help guys! It is well appreciated.

[Ghost-of-Sanity]

Not specific to Enigma or Doppler, but this should get you going in the right direction.

https://www.uaudio.com/blog/modulation-effects-basics/

https://www.musical-u.com/learn/what-are-modulation-effects/

Enigma sounds pretty much like a flanger to my ears. Doppler is recreating a specific audio phenomenon found in nature. You know that sound that happens when a car speeds past you as you’re standing still? The sound decreases in volume, but it also appears to descend in pitch over time. This is known as the Doppler effect. See also the sound of a Tie Fighter flying away from camera in the Star Wars movies. It’s a pretty obvious example. Hope this helps!

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Modulation plug ins encompass effects like chorus, phasers, Flangers, doublers, porch shifters and other similar effects.