sound designers! 80s snare?
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tavravlavish
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sound designers! 80s snare?
should be pretty simple but I'm very good at sound design, any tips on getting that 80s snare sound without sampling?
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
Synthing it, thats what they used to do 80% of the time
Edit, i know you're looking for specific tips, but if you simply just synth a snare it should have quite an 80's retro type sound to it quite easily
Edit, i know you're looking for specific tips, but if you simply just synth a snare it should have quite an 80's retro type sound to it quite easily
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tavravlavish
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
Yeah that is what I'm trying to figure out, how do I synth it. It seems like it couldn't be too hard I just haven't tried to synthesized drums before.
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
try to use real snare sample, compress it and add big gated classics reverbs like lexicon and alesis midiverb
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
gated reverb : use & abuse !
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
audio example
are we talking like phil collins or like depeche mode
are we talking like phil collins or like depeche mode
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
to synth a snare you use white noise with amplitude and filter envelopes.
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
take a linndrum/dmx/whatever snare
add a lot of cheap, tacky reverb and then gate it
add a lot of cheap, tacky reverb and then gate it
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tavravlavish
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
thanks urybody
probably more like depeche mode, synth pop snares.deadly habit wrote:audio example
are we talking like phil collins or like depeche mode
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
my fave 80s snare http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGDmBLAPikU
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
Linn Drum snare + Tons of verb
Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
Ironically, I just spent the weekend half-assedly researching the famous Prince snare/sidestick sound (sounds like a knock & used in '1999' and 'When Doves Cry,' among others)...
And while the simple explanation of the sound turns out to be "Linn LM-1 sidestick detuned (using on-board tuning on that particular drum machine, not resampled)" - I'm trying all kinds of things to achieve the same woodiness of the sound - gating, exciting/compressing, all kinds of shit - and it's only vaguely suggestive of the actual sound that Prince got.
Anyone ever figured out this sound's signal processing path more fully?
And while the simple explanation of the sound turns out to be "Linn LM-1 sidestick detuned (using on-board tuning on that particular drum machine, not resampled)" - I'm trying all kinds of things to achieve the same woodiness of the sound - gating, exciting/compressing, all kinds of shit - and it's only vaguely suggestive of the actual sound that Prince got.
Anyone ever figured out this sound's signal processing path more fully?
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Re: sound designers! 80s snare?
sample with synth mix with bus send verb and compression
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