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Mucho Gracias for this I've been fucking around with fm8 all day

ZIMBA wrote:Mucho Gracias for this I've been fucking around with fm8 all day

isnt FM8 so much fun? so much possibilities.

nice thread, def deserves a sticky, good counter to the 'How To Sound Like Skrillex & Make Skrillex Bass' one (necessary evil as that one is)

Anyone been trying out this new Ultra synth by Image Line

Its bloody excellent!

if you own Harmless, you're entitled to test it (its in beta atm) and its for FL10 (and above) currently tho.

http://forum.image-line.com/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=78378

lets hear if youre playin with it

When it comes to field recording, I find that it's often incidental sounds I've recorded by accident that are the most useful. I record obvious stuff around the house (light switches, the washing machine, the inside of the freezer) looking to use it as percussion, and sometimes it's great (I got a great fingersnap sound with some nice natural reverb from a switch in my bathroom). But more often it's when I bump up the gain on barely audible sounds that I end up with some really handy one shots, like the coolant in the freezer bubbling or the tiny vibrations of the washing machine lid bouncing on its hinge.

Another Quality thread.

big up to everyone involved

I was interested in the sound design of Jurassic Park today, and I found this great article I thought would contribute to this thread.
http://www.mpse.org/education/bigmovierydstrom.html
Includes some samples. I had no idea a koala could sound like that haha. It seems like the guy layered recordings of different animals the same way we would layer drums. Gonna have a go with this.

easy guys, i recently dived into the world of electronics, and whist researching topics, and messing with bits and bobs, i decided to open up a little voice changer toy thing i had for christmas a few years back ( http://www.play.com/Toys/Toys/4-/143483 ... d:14348309 ) just so you know what i'm on about :p.

i opened it up find its circuit, and all the gubins etc, i thought it would be a good idea to see what it sounded like as pure audio, without the rubbish speaker, so i plugged it into my interface to see what it sounded like, and basically, its nuts. i know what i've written may be a bit hazey, but, if anyones interested in what i'm doing so far, and wish for more details, i will try post pics and recordings, etc of the device. but, well, yeah thats it really. if anyone else is into this sort of stuff then reply. maybe we should have an amateur electronics thread so we can post our projects an stuffz.
anyways, over time, i will try to develop this thing into a stomp box effect.
hahah sorry for the messy post, if anyones interested reply, and if anyones done it before, give me some tips

goodeh wrote:easy guys, i recently dived into the world of electronics, and whist researching topics, and messing with bits and bobs, i decided to open up a little voice changer toy thing i had for christmas a few years back ( http://www.play.com/Toys/Toys/4-/143483 ... d:14348309 ) just so you know what i'm on about :p.

i opened it up find its circuit, and all the gubins etc, i thought it would be a good idea to see what it sounded like as pure audio, without the rubbish speaker, so i plugged it into my interface to see what it sounded like, and basically, its nuts. i know what i've written may be a bit hazey, but, if anyones interested in what i'm doing so far, and wish for more details, i will try post pics and recordings, etc of the device. but, well, yeah thats it really. if anyone else is into this sort of stuff then reply. maybe we should have an amateur electronics thread so we can post our projects an stuffz.
anyways, over time, i will try to develop this thing into a stomp box effect.
hahah sorry for the messy post, if anyones interested reply, and if anyones done it before, give me some tips

I'm interested, you should make a main thread for this.

Redpill wrote:

goodeh wrote:easy guys, i recently dived into the world of electronics, and whist researching topics, and messing with bits and bobs, i decided to open up a little voice changer toy thing i had for christmas a few years back ( http://www.play.com/Toys/Toys/4-/143483 ... d:14348309 ) just so you know what i'm on about :p.

i opened it up find its circuit, and all the gubins etc, i thought it would be a good idea to see what it sounded like as pure audio, without the rubbish speaker, so i plugged it into my interface to see what it sounded like, and basically, its nuts. i know what i've written may be a bit hazey, but, if anyones interested in what i'm doing so far, and wish for more details, i will try post pics and recordings, etc of the device. but, well, yeah thats it really. if anyone else is into this sort of stuff then reply. maybe we should have an amateur electronics thread so we can post our projects an stuffz.
anyways, over time, i will try to develop this thing into a stomp box effect.
hahah sorry for the messy post, if anyones interested reply, and if anyones done it before, give me some tips

I'm interested, you should make a main thread for this.

+1

thnx for the interest guys, projects put on hold atm due to college atm, give me like a week or so, and i should have some more to it

Best thing since sliced bread.

Vanessa Theme Ament's "The Foley Grail The Art Of Performing Sound For Film Games And Animation" is a pretty entertaining and informative read, I can suggest it to anybody who is interested in Foley.

Oh, and some videos on "Creating The Soundscape Of Transformers: Fall of Cybertron". It's about the game's audio.

Here: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/ ... rmers.aspx

These stickies are great. Love this forum.

Awesome thread a lot of good and new stuff, Things I've never even thought about when it comes to sound design!!!

raige wrote:I have so many bookmarks and saved threads on this forum lol. this is like a goldmine for producers!

well said.

I've read good things about this book:

The Sound Effects Bible: How to Create and Record Hollywood Style Sound Effects

Picked it up today and will let you know how I feel about it.

Disco Nutter wrote:I've read good things about this book:

The Sound Effects Bible: How to Create and Record Hollywood Style Sound Effects

Picked it up today and will let you know how I feel about it.

I've got this and I've read it. Excellent book with ALOT of good info on recording techniques and sound design. Recommended for everyone who is interested in movie sound design

Yeah, I can confirm, it'a a really good read and also covers a lot of the basics of audio.

A lot of tips on sounds, will definitely reach for it when making something.