| Author
|
need help with guitars
|
dj chichke
Chichke
Started Topics :
83
Posts :
705
Posted : Jan 1, 2010 16:46
|
|
how do you cut garbage out? do you mean you choose notes that are clean. and the other you delete? |
|
|
exkor
IsraTrance Junior Member
Started Topics :
14
Posts :
98
Posted : Jan 2, 2010 06:18
|
basically yes but it's different stuff everytime.
sometimes I cut out some of the tail (decay) of each note. Sometimes I filter some frequencies completely out of the sample. Sometimes I can duplicate the tail if it's clean to get a very long sustain. If you are careful you can do very good job but if you just copy and paste it will sound obviuos.
If I hear that in a take one note or chord is very clean and sharp I reuse it (copy and paste on top of the same cords that sound little worse in the same take).
I also don't want to over do it to give it some sense of being natural because I do guitar live.
I call it micro work and I do it last because it can take lots of time. Sometimes it even makes sense to rerecord the whole thing with a little different setting. It takes some time to be able to see it from the beginning.
For that particular sample that I uploaded I cut the tail (decay) and the some of the head (attack) so it sound very clean in the part with the doubling effect.
 http://soundcloud.com/exkor
http://www.myspace.com/exkor
http://www.facebook.com/exkor |
|
|
|
dj chichke
Chichke
Started Topics :
83
Posts :
705
Posted : Jan 2, 2010 14:51
|
ok. thanks a lot man!
now i know how to use live guitar in track  |
|
|
|
