Help Me Make That Sound - 2011.

[Dreadfunk]

Yeah, those kinds of sounds are always made with the pitch rising.

Get your standard metallic sound, and use an envelope on the pitch. You could do it in MIDI with a pitch bend too.

It sounds cool if you have an LFO on a Band Reject filter so the sound kinda warbles as it rises up in pitch.

There's a Reso masterclass video where he shows you exactly how to make this sort of sound.

[bassinine]

most of my risers are just reese's with lots of delay and reverb, with an envelope rising 2-4 octaves over 4 or 8 bars.

[greggianopoulos001]

What up i know porter robinson is no dubstepper himself but alot of recent producers have been glitching out there tracks from all sorts of genre's with this unwinding bass sound i cant fully grasp. if any producers who know what there doing could help explain this a little more in depth for me that would be great.
1:13 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6I10SEJF6c ITS NOT HOW TO SOUND LIKE HIM THREAD EITHER.. this can be used in many different situations so i want to learn and expand my work, thanks.

[lyons238]

i honestly dont know but the first thing i would try would be to pitch down and simultaneously slow the lfo rate. could be wrong but thats the first thing that comes to mind when i hear it...

[ambinate]

i honestly dont know but the first thing i would try would be to pitch down and simultaneously slow the lfo rate. could be wrong but thats the first thing that comes to mind when i hear it...

i actually just saw a tutorial about making this effect in massive and it's pretty much this. it's over at massivesynth.com if you want to take a look at the specifics ("rippling effect" i think is what they call it), doesn't seem too complicated.

[greggianopoulos001]

Thanks brooooo

[samdam1]

Hey all,

At the fidget drop at 0:59 of this song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GH_dsUJdkQ
there are those straight out synths... not the wobble one, but the other ones. How do i make them?

[oprs]

careful research and trial and error?
also use the search button, there is a Help me make this sound thread.

[hutyluty]

Soundcloud

stabs which come in at 0:29 please (main melody line)

[Partsunknown]

Can anyone tell me how excision did the deep dirty voice like at the beginning of the x sessions mix?

[drokkr]

His balls dropped when he was 4.

[oprs]

His balls dropped when he was 4.

fucking made my day

[BevOh]

His balls dropped when he was 4.

[Lectric]

I wanna know how to make that staticy, fuzzy, almost white noise like fuzzyness that gives tracks an analog feel as if they were recorded off vinyl. An example of this is the fuzzy crackling in like almost all of Burial's tunes. Does anyone know how to make this or where to find em. ive scoured the net for loops of it but im not sure what the real term is so i dont really find anything helpful. cheeyarz

[Sine69]

What DAW are you using?

I know Ableton's distortion effect has an option to add a crackling fuzzy sound.

[Skrew]

Sort of like that classic hiphop static crackling sound?

[Lectric]

yeah basically the crackley sound almost like from a really old tattered vynil. and im using Fl Studio. If youve hear Archangel by Burial you know what im talking about.

[gen_]

You can grab vinyl crackle samples off the net. Alternatively iZotope vinyl is a free plugin that will do the same thing and degrade the quality of the channel you stock it on too make it sound consistent with the old feel if you want.

[gen_]

Here http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/

[Skrew]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU2QGMKOl1s

Just YouTube2Mp3 it then EQ out the low freq. If this is the sound you're looking for.

Or just Google for some samples.