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Everyone should post some of the most interesting tricks you've done (that you're willing to share) in your music, anything that's neat |
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Like reversing a sample, then adding an effect to it, then reversing it again so it's like reverse reverb, or delay, or whatever |
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Over compressing something so all the little details can be heard and then chopping it to pieces |
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Making melodies from the way people say certain phrases |
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uhm you'd better post little samples with that i once reversed samples of drums, in my hit record woop, that's it |
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once i farted. |
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Making a video game that composes music as you play it, each different score or move a different midi control |
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modulating a sound with a 22050 hz square wave (the kind that goes from 0 dB to -inf dB, not (+)0 to (-)0 dB) you could also change the frequency over time or, modulate with a similar square wave that goes full/zero volume to the beat, so you get a stuttery effect. maybe add some reverb if you have no idea what im on about, ill post a sample |
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Using silence like an instrument |
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i like to make samples from overheard conversations using my radio scanner!!!!!! its wierd i can walk past peoples houses and tune into baby monitors and sometimes telephone calls! |
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radical use of denoiser plugins (i use the one from waves) makes nice melodies, especially if you use orchestral samples. |
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oh, in addition to my post above: it should also be interesting to use sounds that consists of noise with lots of fluctuating frequenties... what's also usefull is that when you found a certain 'method' to treat/mess up your samples, use a batch converter (or save the plugin-chain) to use the 'method' with different samples again and again and again and again and again and..... |
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towards the end of track, there is just a part of the silence at the end of the piano I played with volume on full, which brings out the sounds that comes from noise-reduction and some stuff that my cdrom for some reason makes when plugged into my soundcard, which always get into the recordings... |
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was made with only one tone, which is the tone when pressing one on a telephone, and it was recorded from far away, so noise-reduction and vibrato and stuff was necessary. |
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ver god drnk mast ....... the abreviated mix |
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amazing abbreviation, and thanks for the got review! |
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Making melodies with feedback loops (you can do this in Reason, one of the really cool things about it) |
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