Noisia Future Music Video Coming Soon!

[moot0ne]

how do you put bitcrushers only at certain frequencies?

Could you bus them somehow?

not without messing up the master with eq.
if you were to make a send track with a eq before and bitcrusher, it would just be dupliacte playing over the original sound

I think thats when splitting frequencies and multiband compression comes in. Camel Phat is very useful for this.

I moved my comments about this here -- http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.p ... &start=660 If you want to continue the discussion. I felt evil for slightly hijacking the thread.

[Apearon]

Any one heard any news on this?

[fv2k]

I would love to see them talk about their bitcrusher trick
Their studio is gonna be sickkkkkk

What bitcrusher trick? :O

They put a bitcrusher at 4kHz and 16kHz when they are mixing down so they don't hurt your ears after its mastered. Genius

I don't get it? What would this achieve?

It gives a crystal clear sound. Camo and Krooked talked about it in an interview.

"When music is louder, it gets dull." - Camo and Krooked

"a higher loudness level can be achieved through limiting, an art Noisia has mastered to perfection. They will put distortion/bitcrushing on frequencies between 4kHz and 16kHz and therefore have a crystal clear sound that will not harm your ears. Transients, though, will clearly be percieved." - Camo and Krooked

They didn't talk about it that much.

that's for the whole mix?

could do the ol' phase invert freq split trick, for people without multiband distortion plugs... might even be better depending on how they split frequencies.

[VirtualMark]

could do the ol' phase invert freq split trick, for people without multiband distortion plugs... might even be better depending on how they split frequencies.

What's this trick? I've not heard of it before.

[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

as far as i remember camo crooked didnt speak english in that interview it was something more along these lines: na geh weida noisia hoam des perfektioniert. die benutzan an bitcrasha oaber nur oberhoalb bissi bussi



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[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

as far as i remember camo Kkrcrooked didnt speak english in that interview it was something more along these lines: na geh weida noisia hoam des perfektioniert. die benutzan an bitcrasha oaber nur oberhoalb bissi bussi



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[fv2k]

could do the ol' phase invert freq split trick, for people without multiband distortion plugs... might even be better depending on how they split frequencies.

What's this trick? I've not heard of it before.

and for 3 bands:

http://www.simteksmusic.com/7/post/2012 ... -live.html

[JaceWzu]

I think Billain has far surpassed them in sound design

If I want to listen to batshit crazy neuro tunes, it'll either be Billain or (more often) anything on NeoSignal.

All the Noisia fanboys going apeshit about this video are just idiots. "ZOMG DEY SAYZ HOW 2 MAEK DIPLODICUS BASE??!!??" has been over my Twitter feed since this got announced.

I like a few Billain tracks and his intro atmospheres are pretty sick, but to be honest sometimes it sounds like he's grabbed a bunch of random foley samples and chucked Vocodex on the master. Always sounds really plastic.

[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

I think Billain has far surpassed them in sound design

If I want to listen to batshit crazy neuro tunes, it'll either be Billain or (more often) anything on NeoSignal.

All the Noisia fanboys going apeshit about this video are just idiots. "ZOMG DEY SAYZ HOW 2 MAEK DIPLODICUS BASE??!!??" has been over my Twitter feed since this got announced.

I like a few Billain tracks and his intro atmospheres are pretty sick, but to be honest sometimes it sounds like he's grabbed a bunch of random foley samples and chucked Vocodex on the master. Always sounds really plastic.

i honestly think hes not at the same level yet, of course hes ultra good in sound design maybe even better than noisia but noisia delivered good and diverse tunes over such a long time now. phace on the other hand is a god haha. btw does anybody know what the other part of the original phace is up to nowadays?

[wub]

btw does anybody know what the other part of the original phace is up to nowadays?

From an interview in Knowledge;

Nicolas Ruoff is the other half of Phace, he's currently based in Luxembourg, and is taking a sort of time out to concentrate on his career in the financial sector.

[Augment]

I think Billain has far surpassed them in sound design

If I want to listen to batshit crazy neuro tunes, it'll either be Billain or (more often) anything on NeoSignal.

All the Noisia fanboys going apeshit about this video are just idiots. "ZOMG DEY SAYZ HOW 2 MAEK DIPLODICUS BASE??!!??" has been over my Twitter feed since this got announced.

I like a few Billain tracks and his intro atmospheres are pretty sick, but to be honest sometimes it sounds like he's grabbed a bunch of random foley samples and chucked Vocodex on the master. Always sounds really plastic.

i honestly think hes not at the same level yet, of course hes ultra good in sound design maybe even better than noisia but noisia delivered good and diverse tunes over such a long time now. phace on the other hand is a god haha. btw does anybody know what the other part of the original phace is up to nowadays?

Quote from Knowledge Magazine I found somewhere:

Nicolas Ruoff is the other half of Phace, he's currently based in Luxembourg, and is taking a sort of time out to concentrate on his career in the financial sector

[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

thx guys i knew that interview thought he might be back making music under an alias

[bRRRz]

i haven't seen those camo & krooked vids before, they're good... o.O

[Augment]

hahaha fuck, didn't see wub's post before mine

[VirtualMark]

how do you put bitcrushers only at certain frequencies?

Could you bus them somehow?

not without messing up the master with eq.
if you were to make a send track with a eq before and bitcrusher, it would just be dupliacte playing over the original sound

I think thats when splitting frequencies and multiband compression comes in. Camel Phat is very useful for this.

So, does anyone know any more about this? What is bitcrushing your drums going to achieve? And by bitcrushing, do they mean sample rate reduction, or bit depth?

Either way, i don't really get what it's supposed to achieve?

[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

what camo crooked guys really say is that noisia seem to distort or bitcrush the area between 4000 -16000 hertz. so that it still is crystal clear but not piercing to the ears. i asume its the method of brostep with white noise but in a more human way . maybe even used instead or in connection with a deesser

[VirtualMark]

what camo crooked guys really say is that noisia seem to distort or bitcrush the area between 4000 -16000 hertz. so that it still is crystal clear but not piercing to the ears. i asume its the method of brostep with white noise but in a more human way . maybe even used instead or in connection with a deesser

Thanks for the explanation, but i still don't get it. I've seen the video, but what i don't understand is how it would work.

Sample rate reduction just causes aliasing, so that wouldn't be good.

And reducing the bit depth reduces the dynamic range and brings the noise floor up. I don't understand how this would make anything clearer.

TBH i'm wondering if the video wasn't translated 100%, i'm not sure about this tip at all. They might have meant saturation or limiting instead, but i might be wrong.

[Aufnahmewindwuschel]

haha nono i am german thats prettymuch what they said

hm in context their goal is to reach a very loud still not sharp mix for big clubs i guess its not intended for homelistening experience. i think its a trick the ear into hearing sth that isnt there anymore idea. they want to have a clear high area with no sharp edges that can be raised in volume as high as possible

[mthrfnk]

Arrived through my letterbox this morning, just started the video

[mthrfnk]

Arrived through my letterbox this morning, just started the video

Been watching this on and off all afternoon... not really impressed tbh.

I think they're using a track from the Devil May Cry soundtrack as their demo.

Mostly the only things they've covered (I'm 2/3 of the way through) are how they use Superior Drummer and split their drums up and using their collection of FX/bass samples. For example there was a really cool set of sounds at the drop, and to explain it they didn't show the synthesis, just gave a 30 second overview and explained how they dealt with Kontakt samples to add stuff in.