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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by Okota » Fri Nov 27, 2009 11:33 am

biggup excision for replying!
That must be a satisfying feeling - a forum topic about your specific sound!
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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by skyh » Fri Nov 27, 2009 8:49 pm

Yeah true that. He's probably lovin' this shit!

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by T_O_B » Sun Nov 29, 2009 5:05 pm

You could also use a SFX library as a source sound for your effect instead of using a mic. Sound design is often more about what you do with a sound, than what sound you already have ;)

Richard Devine does allot of field recording for his sound design sources.. And I dont think it gets more "transformer"-like than the man himself!

Check:
http://www.sound-ideas.com/sfxmenu-scifi.html
-> these guys make one of the biggest SFX/Foley etc library's on the planet & most studios use them (Hollywood Edge & a few others too)
Very over-used IMO..But handy when you need quick sounds for source.

I own most of these and use them allot..Good samples, as long as you work the heck out of them!

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by crayonwaxy » Fri Apr 09, 2010 5:08 am

excision wrote:you can just buy a portable mic/recorder and keep it with you/in your car and record random noises. going to a junk yard and smashing things can be cool sometime, not that hard to process into crazy morphing sounds. or if u know of any places that have hydraulics (any kind at all) get on that shit!

if you want to make shit like that from scratch you have to combine a TON of different sounds and just have things constantly switching and as much movement as you can possibly do. (tons of automation on every sound....filters, fx, pitch bends etc)

or combine all 3 ways of doing it... smash together samples with shit you made from scratch and sounds you recorded for a total shitmix of controlled chaos (how i usually do it)
That is awesome, I have so much respect for the way you get the samples. Thats how it is don't, not just taking run of the mill FL tracks and mixing them. You are the man good sir.

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by Assassin » Fri Apr 09, 2010 6:44 am

marshy wrote:
prefresh wrote:
tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir

watch the film n sample it :) as long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal :)
is this a legit a statement?
My lecturer sued someone for £mill+ over this, and he can't stress enough that any sampling without permission is illegal. It's just that he's never heard of someone being taken to court over a sampled kick drum or a second long transformer sound. Doesn't mean they wouldn't if they found out where it came from though.
The boundaries are really blurred on this. The latest I heard was two notes or three seconds of non musical sampling.

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by tripaddict » Fri Apr 09, 2010 11:53 am

Assassin wrote:
marshy wrote:
prefresh wrote:
tripaddict wrote:try downloading a 'trial copy' of transformers and search for *.wav in the program dir

watch the film n sample it :) as long as the sample is no longer than 3 seconds its legal :)
is this a legit a statement?
My lecturer sued someone for £mill+ over this, and he can't stress enough that any sampling without permission is illegal. It's just that he's never heard of someone being taken to court over a sampled kick drum or a second long transformer sound. Doesn't mean they wouldn't if they found out where it came from though.
The boundaries are really blurred on this. The latest I heard was two notes or three seconds of non musical sampling.
3 seconds trust me its come from a reliable source ;)

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by stompzi » Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:55 pm

and yet apparently not so reliable, because the people who've said there is no concrete number are right :)
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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by BananaBomber » Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:13 pm

LOL I FOUND SUMMIN AMAZING

Reason 4 transformer sound tutorial! :)




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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by NRHc » Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:20 pm

BananaBomber wrote:LOL I FOUND SUMMIN AMAZING

Reason 4 transformer sound tutorial! :)



LOL,It's nice of you,but it's already been brought up one or two times in this thread!
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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by tripaddict » Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:48 pm

lmao teh n00bs :roll:

i posted this haha

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by tripaddict » Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:49 pm

stompzi wrote:and yet apparently not so reliable, because the people who've said there is no concrete number are right :)
no but i wouldnt push anything over if your getting it released and it has the potential to go commercial

as with the kraftwork case

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by jamesjames » Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:56 pm

he samples the show Superjail I think. but honestly, that is excisions style so idk why youd do it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZyEXT8vbb0

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by skyh » Wed Apr 21, 2010 6:10 pm

really? he samples Superjail? What does he sample from Superjail?

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by jamesjames » Thu Apr 22, 2010 5:47 pm

just listen to it

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by NRHc » Thu Apr 22, 2010 10:24 pm

jamesjames wrote:just listen to it
It's been removed,can you say what was in the video or throw another link.Thanksss
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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by skyh » Fri Apr 23, 2010 4:39 am

the first episode of superjail is the best. i love when the animation turns trippy.

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by Isturite » Fri Apr 23, 2010 5:18 pm

I respect that when musicians reply about questions on their music... go excision!!

There has to be a way to make this on a synthesizer though! Probably FM would do it... but how??

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Re: excision-style "transformer" sounds

Post by Isturite » Fri Apr 23, 2010 5:23 pm

Anybody recommend a good portable recording mic??? They look expensive and I'm not looking to spend $2000 on one, so if anybody knows of a good one that's reasonbly priced (under $1000) please let me know.

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