Another way of making those inharmonics is by putting a Saturator after the EQ and driving it so it makes aliasing artifacts, and combined with filtering and frequency shifting is a really good way to create inharmonics whitout sacrificing processing power, it's a technique i use for making hats and snares more metallic. Also comb filtering can shape further those inharmonics when the cuttoff is low. The magic is in the Saturator + Freq Shifter combo.
Nice! You get quite a bit of control over the "ringy" characteristics this way. The instrument body convolution sounds great. Can I ask which IR library this is? Thanks!
Omg i've looking for a way to do this for months now, ever since i saw Current Value use old nord modular software for metallic cymbals and stuff, i knew it would be possible in Bitwig but i'm still a noob so yeah. Thanks a bunch for this! This forever changes the quality of my synthesized overheads for sure. Trying this out today yup yup