I've done this in my newest song (singnature, about halfway through.)
I find that if you get the sample, chop it up with slice x (or other daw alternative) and duplicate and reverse all thos parts. Iunno if this is what you mean, but skrillex definately reverses a lot of his samples.
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2011 11:11 pm
by Lectric
Recessive Trait wrote:use the Fruity Skrillexizer.
im siggin this
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 6:52 pm
by _TraX_
Lectric wrote:
Recessive Trait wrote:use the Fruity Skrillexizer.
im siggin this
Stolen from the million other smart - asses that say that.
But to be on topic, I heard he uses Melodyne.
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Mon May 23, 2011 9:30 pm
by Sine69
I spent a few days screwing around with chopped up vocal samples. I just dropped them into a drum rack (I'm using Live) and played around with it until it sounded cool .
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Fri Jun 24, 2011 8:30 pm
by Shorono
I know that Skrillex uses melodyne at least. And he have a very characteristic voice.
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 11:30 pm
by Eartrash
This might help! Please remember to subscribe to (My community channel for tutorials)
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 12:00 am
by TieN
Eartrash wrote:
This might help! Please remember to subscribe to (My community channel for tutorials)
Caught this one today. It's a pretty good video for getting into vocal chops! I have a lot of recorded vocal snippets of myself over the years that I use. I usually use Melodyne, but coupling it with Autotune adds a lot of variety as they have 2 different sounds (natural vs. robotic). Also, try finding random ass acapellas of other artists (I use a lot of Japanese stuff) to cut in for added variance, as well as screwing around with vocoders. There's a lot of experimentation to be had with this stuff! Vocal editing is one of my favorite things that I often use in my production (probably a little too much), and behind drums and FM synthesis, it's one of the things I excel at (insert trophy or cookie here) and have the most fun with. I'm just sayin this stuff to really get everyone thinking outside the box. Use vocal clips from random YouTube videos/Skype conversations, don't be afraid to try things outside of your comfort zone!
Haha that's some seriously interesting shit that I'm going to try now. I'm actually laughing out loud at how awesome of an idea it is and how simple it is that I question my own intelligence for never thinking of it. Nice post!
EDIT*: Sounds killer! Ha sample editing just got flipped to easy-mode.
Re: Skrillex, aka Vocals Processing and Chopping
Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2011 3:34 am
by UoaD
I agree melodyne is where its at!
It's an amzing plug in, I've been having lotsa fun w/ it. Its so easy . Formant shifting is sweet
In Ableton Live this is pretty easily achieved. Record or obtain vocal sample, slice to midi, rearrange slices into a melody, automate pitch shift, also some kinda auto tune makes it sound much better. Auto-talent is free.
