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Axonic
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Posted : Dec 10, 2007 20:19
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klippel
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hm, i don´t have a "pitch bend" function in cubase 4 when i do right click. i just have "pitch shift" that shiftes all the sample and doesn´t make a pitch shift. i tried to do a shift an then drwa the automation but there seems to be none available for shifts?? can somebody tell me how to do in cubase 4? in wavelab its very simple as you guys say.. but would be more nice to make in c4 directly...
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Jeto
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Posted : Dec 18, 2007 10:13
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nyama
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Posted : Dec 18, 2007 12:36
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On 2007-12-18 10:03, klippel wrote:
hm, i don´t have a "pitch bend" function in cubase 4 when i do right click. i just have "pitch shift" that shiftes all the sample and doesn´t make a pitch shift. i tried to do a shift an then drwa the automation but there seems to be none available for shifts?? can somebody tell me how to do in cubase 4? in wavelab its very simple as you guys say.. but would be more nice to make in c4 directly...
cheers
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hey, in sx3 it works like this:
click on pitch shift function, when you click it there are 2 "setcards" (i mean these typically things for windows where you are able to click on other options on the top of the frame) one to transpond and another for envelope... click on the envelope and voila... there you have the pitchbend function... dunno if its different in 4...
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klippel
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Posted : Dec 18, 2007 13:45
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thanks for the quick answers...
@jeto, dunno if i really get what u are aiming at?! pitch an audio file with envelope? for a synth sound i now you can make envelope controlled pitch shifts.. but for an audio clip in cubase?
@x.tract: sounds good. hope its the same in c4, but i guess so... |
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acidkills
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Posted : Dec 22, 2007 09:10
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aciduss
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Jeto
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Posted : Dec 23, 2007 02:10
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@klippel
Try this, right click on the audio file, process, pitch shift, click o the tab "envelope" Set the range to say 16 semitones, now you can draw envelopes on the audio file, this will pitch shift it up or down, Process. I hope this helps... Maybe you knew it already.
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acidkills
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charles7
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anymore sweep tips or advise for logic users? |
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MadScientist
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Posted : Mar 15, 2008 12:12
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hmm I mostly use albino for sweeps these days...would love to record logics testtone generator in sweep mode, but I think it wont work as synth 
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ansolas
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Posted : Mar 15, 2008 18:57
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since we are talking about rising sounds, I like to point you to the Shepard tone as well:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shepard_tone
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Unsing this would really craete a never ending rising sweep 
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Virtual Light
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Posted : Mar 16, 2008 10:12
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On 2007-12-10 10:01, UrbanPsySpirit wrote:
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On 2007-08-12 20:39, RenderingRebel wrote:
You can also just do it in cubase...
Bounce a very long single tone and pitch shift it
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Yes this is the best and the most easiest way. This way u can get those rising sweeps on anything. Be it synth, atmo ,fx. All u need to do is ... take a synth ... and take it upto how many bars as u want it. Export it as audio and then pitchbend it. Plus add a lil reverb to it. This way u get the best result.
Happy bending 
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That's exactly what I was thinking about writing as I was reading through the posts
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Virtual Light
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Posted : Mar 16, 2008 10:13
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Whoa, I saw a Shepards Tone exhibit at an audio museum in Austria .. Probably the coolest thing I saw while I was there .. |
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charles7
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Posted : Mar 17, 2008 18:39
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so to get a sweep using logic, i would use a synth like es1? And create a saw tooth wave or sine wave, then apply reverb & pitch bend effects to it?
Can anyone elaborate for logicusers as ive tried this and it just makes quite a boring, annoying sound - not a nice sweep at all.
Is there a certain synth i should use in logic?
I've alsotried loads of eq/envelope/compression too and it doesnt make the sound any more like a sweep. |
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