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8 bit sound
how can i create 8 bits sounds with abelton live without using the redox, i generally use vst massives.
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- Manic Harmonic
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Re: 8 bit sound
i dont really use ableton, so i dont know what redox is, but just make some standard synth/drum/whatever sounds, feed them through a bitcrusher and play around with it.
also try chip 32. its free 8 bit synth: http://www.kvraudio.com/get/229.html
theres a bunch of other free vst's you can search for: Magical8bitplug for nes sounds, ymvst for atari sounds, a bunch of others. just google chiptune and you'll find everything you need to know about 8 bit sounds. heres another link: http://www.boyinaband.com/2009/09/top-1 ... -plug-ins/
my favorite way, though, is sampling a gameboy.
do a google search for "chipsound" and youll find everything you need to know.
also try chip 32. its free 8 bit synth: http://www.kvraudio.com/get/229.html
theres a bunch of other free vst's you can search for: Magical8bitplug for nes sounds, ymvst for atari sounds, a bunch of others. just google chiptune and you'll find everything you need to know about 8 bit sounds. heres another link: http://www.boyinaband.com/2009/09/top-1 ... -plug-ins/
my favorite way, though, is sampling a gameboy.
do a google search for "chipsound" and youll find everything you need to know.
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Re: 8 bit sound
plogue chipsounds is another good one, it emulates the original console sound chips.
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Re: 8 bit sound
http://www.wayfar.net/0xf00000_overview.php
http://www.8bitventures.com/mssiah/

plenty of freeware vsts but they just don't do chip sound justice, especially when it's cheap as hell to use the real deal
http://www.8bitventures.com/mssiah/
plenty of freeware vsts but they just don't do chip sound justice, especially when it's cheap as hell to use the real deal
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Re: 8 bit sound
Could always mod your gameboy...
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Re: 8 bit sound
why mod when you can just get a cartkaiori breathe wrote:Could always mod your gameboy...
Re: 8 bit sound
chipsounds is sick, you can ger a free demo from them http://www.plogue.com/?page_id=43
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Re: 8 bit sound
wow i didn't know about midi nes, that's fuckin cool.
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it took me over a year to get my piece of hardware its one guy making em all with loads of demandManic Harmonic wrote:wow i didn't know about midi nes, that's fuckin cool.
just saying
Re: 8 bit sound
8 bit emulators. chiptune plugs like some stuff from TAL can get you that sound. or just bitcrush some of your synths I supposeazarab wrote:how can i create 8 bits sounds with abelton live without using the redox, i generally use vst massives.
thanks
Re: 8 bit sound
Redux is what Ableton calls its bitcrusher, and basically, thats the tool you should be using to make 8-bit.
8-bit = 24bit massive sound reduced to 8-bit
Redux = Bit-reducer thingy
I suppose some bitcrushers sound different to others (although theoretically they should all sound the same) so if you don't like redux's sound then you can go look for a free vst.
8-bit = 24bit massive sound reduced to 8-bit
Redux = Bit-reducer thingy
I suppose some bitcrushers sound different to others (although theoretically they should all sound the same) so if you don't like redux's sound then you can go look for a free vst.
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Re: 8 bit sound
use magical 8 bit, really simple but cool. i know slugabed uses it and he has some serious tunes
Re: 8 bit sound
bitcrusher FTW. what I would do to really get that 8-bit sound is to actually bring it down to 4-bit and mess with the downsampling. really brings out that 8-bit sound
Re: 8 bit sound
Is this true? I love slug's synths, 8 or more bitsThemDirtyFools wrote:use magical 8 bit, really simple but cool. i know slugabed uses it and he has some serious tunes
Re: 8 bit sound
like others in this thread have said plogue chipsounds is unreal.
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4-bits sound more like 8-bits than 8-bits?jrisreal wrote:bitcrusher FTW. what I would do to really get that 8-bit sound is to actually bring it down to 4-bit and mess with the downsampling. really brings out that 8-bit sound
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thanks for info guys, all the techniques helped me!!
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