Ok, so I've been working on a house track lately, and am looking for a sample for the drop. Specifically the one you hear in house music that sounds like compressor air being let out of a tank. Does anyone have a link, or know where I could download such a sample.
Thanks,
-Dan
House air compressor sample
Re: House air compressor sample
Do you just need the air being released of the sound of the compressor working as well?
Re: House air compressor sample
Just the sound of air being release. Not so much with some compressor type machinery running the thing. Think of a big tank of like CO2/NO2/helium/etc..., the sound of the gas/air releasing from the tank is what I'm going for. You hear it in a lot of house drops.shuutobi wrote:Do you just need the air being released of the sound of the compressor working as well?
-Dan
Re: House air compressor sample
Check your PMs.
Hopefully that's what you're looking for. I recorded that from a 10' tall compressor from the 1960s. VP88 -> HD-P2 @ 24bit/48kHz.
Just use it in your musical productions, and don't sell it as a sample.
p.s. Cut the first 200ms off for more of just the noise.
Hopefully that's what you're looking for. I recorded that from a 10' tall compressor from the 1960s. VP88 -> HD-P2 @ 24bit/48kHz.
Just use it in your musical productions, and don't sell it as a sample.
p.s. Cut the first 200ms off for more of just the noise.
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Re: House air compressor sample
I would use white noise + sidechain...
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Re: House air compressor sample
basically this, any synth with a noise oscillator plus a filter sweep and you're set, or, if you really want to use samples, download the white noise wav from this site:alphadelphi wrote:I would use white noise + sidechain...
http://www.dogstar.dantimax.dk/testwavs/
and then use an auto filter to sweep the frequency, try boosting the resonance a bit while you do so. Just don't try to find a sample of filter swept white noise, that's pure laziness, and an unnecessary surrender of control over the effect.