Is the Envelope Followers 1 of the most slept on features?

From the description:

"This is the first in a series of tutorials which look at some of the Force's advanced concepts and capabilities. The envelope follower is an extremely powerful modulation tool, and in this episode I show you what it does, how to set it up, and give three examples of creative ways to use it in your music."




I was re-watching this & was wondering: How many of you are using the EFs?
What are some cool ways that you use them?

I don't really know - because I use them all the dang time, on things that I never remember after the fact because it's just how I do sound design.

One trick that's pretty nice is to affect the filter cutoff of a background pad by the levels of a different track, especially with a slower response curve. It lets things naturally slip and slide against each other.

I mostly use it as a lfo tbh.

Koekepan wrote:One trick that's pretty nice is to affect the filter cutoff of a background pad by the levels of a different track, especially with a slower response curve. It lets things naturally slip and slide against each other.

Slip and slide against each other like a Nuru massage