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does anyone know of a way of adding vinyl style pops and crackles in fl studio?

something similar to survival of the fittest by mobb deep - tried running a search on here but could only find topics of people trying to get rid of the sounds

thanks in advance

The only way I can think of is to either get some vinly crackle samples and loop em, or sample some crackle yourself. I know the beatminerz sample vinyl crackle all the time, and are quite picky about those sounds..

Crackle caused by overruns is not desireable.. Use a sample, trust me.

there's a VST that has that noise

not sure which though =/

South3rn wrote:there's a VST that has that noise

not sure which though =/

Isotope Vinyl.

mae wrote:does anyone know of a way of adding vinyl style pops and crackles in fl studio?

something similar to survival of the fittest by mobb deep - tried running a search on here but could only find topics of people trying to get rid of the sounds

thanks in advance

there is some in FL already in the presets! I cannot rem where exactly but I do rem seeing them.

dont synth it, take the real thing. Record the entry/exit parts of a vinyl and there you go. Or just find a sample online, sure there are millions.

http://www.soundsnap.com/search/audio/vinyl/score

Theres a few vinyl crackles + other useful stuff on there

I use this one, though the server doesnt seem to be working at the mo!

http://klanglabs.siliconemusic.com/free ... inylli.htm

sample vinyl

watch out how you use it though cos nowadays people will assume you begged it off burial cos hes so famous for what youre looking for. Stupid but true.

He certainly ain't the first to use vinyl fx and he won't be the last. If people go on about you copying other people then they have a choice to either like it or lump it.

rewire ur fl studio to cubase and use grungelizer, my no 1 for making old skl style beats

thanks everyone - i would normally just sample vinyl but my decks are back home and im at uni so won't be there for a while. will try and find some samples to use even if its just temp

Record an old record. Any old vinyl will have that old crackel & poping sound. Records before the 70's have even more. We got some records from the 40's from my grandmother and they have a lot of noise. Cheers. Z

master the tune, get it cut to dubplate, take to it with a fork then record off your 1210 straight into cubase - done it bare times its wicked and fresh

Have you not looked at those plugins we mentioned, they do the exact same thing you want, plus you have control over cracks, pops, noise, dust, etc.

here is a working link for Milli Vinylli: http://www.mediafire.com/?emaoyj1ty2m

Future Producer wrote:Have you not looked at those plugins we mentioned, they do the exact same thing you want, plus you have control over cracks, pops, noise, dust, etc.

here is a working link for Milli Vinylli: http://www.mediafire.com/?emaoyj1ty2m

found some ol samples but will give this a go - cheers mate - will post up my results later in the week

Adding the crackle noises has been done to death in Techno and I cannot stand it when I hear it now! There are loads of plugins that can do it on the internet. I wouldnt bother tho if I were you it sounds pants.

luckily for me i'm using it on a grimey hip hop beat not a techno or dubstep track so it shouldn't sound so overused

and that plugin came out well future producer - thanks