It's a sound called Hoover or Mentasm, I think you can find something similar in the Sylenth's preset bank.

I had a pair too, and that never happened.

Reaper ?
http://www.reaper.fm/

blu2 wrote:

killakam98 wrote:

Mark-Creda wrote:Maybe the Dub Siren VST will help you.

as for the first video, idk if I'm listening for the right 'little beeps' but to me it sounds like really speed up vocals. no idea tho sorry

It's the "Lyn Collins - Think (about it)" breakbeat.

And an heavy chorus/phaser on it.

yep, workflow and sample manipulation !
It's a good tool if you like to work fast, with keybord and if you hate zooming/unzooming all the time.

With Renoise you can also work at insane BPM or strange signature (11/4 or what you want).
Its also interesting to see all keys of melodic part at the same ...

Comb Filter with lot of feedback ?

Something like a lowpassed reece bass (couples of detuned saws), with portamento and a big sidechaining on Kick/Snare.

Bounce wet and dry in 2 different tracks.
With that you can make what you want like editing reverb tails or sidechain the reverb bounce with the dry track.

You can make some low drones with pitched down samples (choir, cellio, ..).
Delay, Reverb, auto-pan, bandpassed white noise, parallel notch filters, granular stuff ...
Sometime it's sounds nice when you have different processing on the dry sound and the wet sound full of reverb.

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Ringmod + Flanger + Autopan : it sounds tasty and wild.

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It's a good tip, but it does make you lose any stereo spreading you've done. Which is worthless anyway, because sometimes I lose my complete left or right channel due to phasing :(

This seems to be especially common in bass sounds, which probably makes sense because it'll have a more audible ...