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Many times, the missing piece in a preset or patch is the right type or amount of movement. Modulation is what makes a sound feel alive, shifting dynamically in response to tempo, drum grooves, and other elements in a track. FRANCO BA is a producer who fully understands this and takes full advantage of Massive X’s modulation capabilities to create patches that feel organic and constantly evolving.

By using LFOs, step sequencers, tempo-based modulation, and unsynced movement, he maximizes the expressive potential of every sound. His approach to modulation is what sets his productions apart, making each patch feel unique and deeply integrated into the track and can be heard all over his latest Rolling Deep EP which you can stream below.

In this interview, we explore how FRANCO BA approaches modulation, where to start modulating on a sound, how to balance modulation in a mix, and why it’s a key tool for achieving originality in electronic music...

The post Modulation-maxxing in Massive X: FRANCO BA breaks down how to make any patch come alive first appeared on Native Instruments Blog.

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