ehhecatl
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Posted : Oct 7, 2009 05:35:43
anybody can help me to make some kind of cymbal efx , (i want that slow holding and reverse sound) i think many users here had a lot of experience with that efx, so share what you know ...
ehhecatl
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Posted : Oct 7, 2009 05:36
im on logic 8 & reason
supergroover
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Posted : Oct 7, 2009 10:03
reverse the cymbal and delay it?
reverse the cymbal and reverb it?
reverse the cymbal and stretch it?
reverse the cymbal and add fx on insert channel?
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Posted : Oct 7, 2009 10:26
yup sounds good to me Check out my site for Video tutorials and other tips & Tricks
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Posted : Oct 8, 2009 21:33
write good drum patterns. use your samplers options like velocity > sample start point / eq / experiment the way you write your patterns and the samples you choose is the most important part.
Did you try to add a bit of swing? most sequencer offer a swing setting. I loved to mimick the house shuffle in trackers...
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Compression, also the new york style of compression (haha) comes to mind. Leave the original cymbals, treat it with eq to your liking, route the signal to a send/audio track and compress the sh out of it, hard settings on the compressor like ratio 4:1. Slowly rise the volume of this copy so it's mixed to the original and blends in.
to get a syncopate feeling I like to use filters with small variations and mild volume variations.
another go is to copy over the cymbal track (route, whatever), eq so that a narrow frequency is left and treat that with a phaser, flanger, whatever comes to mind... now mix it in to the original. Repeat the step with different settings. For this job, if I understood your initial question correctly, less is more
Also try negative settings on compressor, that's an expander if I'm not mistaken. when the volume of the signal is lower than the treshhold the expander will lower the volume of it even more. You don't have to kill the quiet sounds completely, mild ratios will do magic
onionbrain
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Posted : Oct 12, 2009 12:31
cubase's time stretch works well..
recently i've got a remix pack, all samples at 149 bpm.. then i got every one of them and stretched to 138bpm and it was perfect!
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Posted : Oct 12, 2009 13:25
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On 2009-10-11 15:16, PsyGalaXy wrote:
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On 2009-10-08 21:33, sideFXed wrote:
Did you try to add a bit of swing? most sequencer offer a swing setting. I loved to mimick the house shuffle in trackers...
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Hi SideFXed, could you explain a lil' more on that?
I know what is Shuffling but i can't understand what these numbers stands for
Thanxxxx
Those should be the velocities expressed in hexadecimal codes. You can have the same result setting the velocities in your non tracker sequencer. For more info about that:
