where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
hi where can i get some free filler sounds / sound effects, to drop over house tracks?
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Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
throw an auto filter after any synth with a noise generator, or white noise sample in a simpler.
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
any chance you can break that down for me?, im a ableton greenhorn.
i get the auto filter part, i know where that is.
what synths do you mean are they included with live 8 suite?
where is the noise generator?
cheers
i get the auto filter part, i know where that is.
what synths do you mean are they included with live 8 suite?
where is the noise generator?
cheers
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Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
what do you mean by a filler sound?
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
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Last edited by derwall on Mon Nov 21, 2011 9:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
by filler sounds i mean the effects that you would add in during break downs or in the lead up to a change in arrangment etc.
so how do you make your sound effects?
cheers
so how do you make your sound effects?
cheers
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
he means risers and downers, wooshes and sweeps.
yeah on a synth just have 1 oscillator set to noise turn other oscillators off and while holding the note on sweep a band pass filter up and down. tweek the resonance to add more bite if you like and try different filter types. add reverb and ping pong delay. maybe some chorus or a phaser. thats the basis the rest is down to your tweaking
there are also many sample packs out there with these sort of fx too.
yeah on a synth just have 1 oscillator set to noise turn other oscillators off and while holding the note on sweep a band pass filter up and down. tweek the resonance to add more bite if you like and try different filter types. add reverb and ping pong delay. maybe some chorus or a phaser. thats the basis the rest is down to your tweaking
there are also many sample packs out there with these sort of fx too.
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Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
There are some good youtube vids with tips on this sort of thing if you hunt around. Playing around with the ideas in these should not only help you out on how certain aspects of Live work but give you plenty of creative ideas on how to make your own effects.
Nice quick tip thingy from QuantizeCourses:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnkEuVve ... plpp_video
Also might want to check this quick tip on messing with delays since it can produce some cool stuff:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twrqLx7c ... ure=relmfu
This one from Tom Cosm is much longer but there's some great little hints in there and always find him an interesting guy to watch working through stuff:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnutzAFS ... r_embedded
Personally I'm liking Grain Delay a lot for this sort of sound, especially automating the pitch along with it's other effects.
Nice quick tip thingy from QuantizeCourses:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnkEuVve ... plpp_video
Also might want to check this quick tip on messing with delays since it can produce some cool stuff:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twrqLx7c ... ure=relmfu
This one from Tom Cosm is much longer but there's some great little hints in there and always find him an interesting guy to watch working through stuff:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnutzAFS ... r_embedded
Personally I'm liking Grain Delay a lot for this sort of sound, especially automating the pitch along with it's other effects.
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
Open Livederwall wrote:so how do you make your sound effects?
Spend time playing with:
- synths
- effects
- timing
- re-arrange drums(hits or loops) into buildups/fills
Record/consolidate
Stick in a folder so I can find them when needed
that's about it.. just go nuts for an hour and take the best bits you come up with
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Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
Yeah, white noise, filter cutoffs, feedback, sends, and reverbs are your friends when it comes to said subject matter.
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
thats great, thanks all for the tips, much appreciated. !!
Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
Play with the "fade to grey" effect too, works great for transitions but gets old when used a lot, but you could also use with the other suggestions given.
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Re: where do you get your sound effects / filler sounds from?
saw this list somewhere. has some royalty free samples.
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