Axis Mundi
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Posted : Oct 14, 2009 23:16
A noise oscillator, with no attack, a short delay, an equally short release, and no sustain can give you a snare/clap sound.
panike
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Posted : Oct 14, 2009 23:17
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On 2009-10-14 23:16, Axis Mundi wrote:
A noise oscillator, with no attack, a short delay, an equally short release, and no sustain can give you a snare/clap sound.
thganks, gonna give it a try later.
panike
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Posted : Oct 15, 2009 20:40
Damn , now im having problems creating the atmosphere in the sound... It doesn't look like psychedelic... :S
orgytime
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Posted : Oct 15, 2009 21:16
this were the sounds i was talking abaout synths... hits... etc. How can i make this?
i've tried on some vsts but it doesnt look psychedelic enough.
other example:
Uedi
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Posted : Oct 16, 2009 00:55
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Here's a video I made!
How to create random sounds by dragging a note on the piano roll. And then record those sound by using audio resampling!
My example is a little bit sloppy, but you can get GOOD sounds!
Of any type... talking synths, growling, weird! It just depends of the sample you're using! Then you chop the wave, select the best parts, fx it, bounce it... anything you want.
Live is great on these features
Uedi
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Posted : Oct 16, 2009 02:15
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On 2009-10-14 23:09, panike wrote:
So i'm having a little problem with the snare,drums,claps,hi-hats... Does albleton have a nice instrument? any tips on how to make a nice clap... ?
My example is a little bit sloppy, but you can get GOOD sounds!
Of any type... talking synths, growling, weird! It just depends of the sample you're using! Then you chop the wave, select the best parts, fx it, bounce it... anything you want.
Live is great on these features
thanks. im getting really upset because i can't do what i want,anyway.
Don't ever give up ahah
panike
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Posted : Oct 17, 2009 12:48
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Posted : Oct 17, 2009 14:15
Here's what I think mate
It takes years to learn to make good psytrance. Unless you plan on creating the longest isra thread ever I don't see the point of posting small updates every day.
What is it exactly that takes so long? Its mostly training your ears. People with a very musical background may be a bit faster at this, and its an interesting process because it never stops. At certain points you'll get over a threshold and then you'll know what I'm talking about.
What me and anyone else thinks about your kickbass loop etc is not important. What do YOU think? Compare it on different speaker systems to a released track that you respect and be honest to yourself. You have to train your ears to know if your stuff is good instead of asking others. By all means ask about specific techniques.. but spare the "is this good?" until you at least think it sounds great yourself.
(of course play your stuff to your friends but be aware that it can be a difficult position for them to give critique. Unless they really know what they're talking about, don't worry too much what they say but rather observe the gut reaction...)
Sorry if it seems vague and useless at this point, but this is the best advice I can give you.
panike
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Posted : Oct 17, 2009 14:23
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On 2009-10-17 14:15, Inner Demon wrote:
Here's what I think mate
It takes years to learn to make good psytrance. Unless you plan on creating the longest isra thread ever I don't see the point of posting small updates every day.
What is it exactly that takes so long? Its mostly training your ears. People with a very musical background may be a bit faster at this, and its an interesting process because it never stops. At certain points you'll get over a threshold and then you'll know what I'm talking about.
What me and anyone else thinks about your kickbass loop etc is not important. What do YOU think? Compare it on different speaker systems to a released track that you respect and be honest to yourself. You have to train your ears to know if your stuff is good instead of asking others. By all means ask about specific techniques.. but spare the "is this good?" until you at least think it sounds great yourself.
(of course play your stuff to your friends but be aware that it can be a difficult position for them to give critique. Unless they really know what they're talking about, don't worry too much what they say but rather observe the gut reaction...)
Sorry if it seems vague and useless at this point, but this is the best advice I can give you.
