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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by narrator » Wed Jan 05, 2011 7:44 pm

Okay i'm gonna lose the plot soon if i dont figure out how to make this lead sound. i've always liked it being a big 80's music fan but everything i do just sounds like some shit trance chord.

i know there's vibrato involved but i just cant get the tone of it right.

i'd really appreciate if anyone can help me on this..

37 seconds in.

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by kejk » Wed Jan 05, 2011 8:38 pm

narrator wrote:Okay i'm gonna lose the plot soon if i dont figure out how to make this lead sound. i've always liked it being a big 80's music fan but everything i do just sounds like some shit trance chord.

i know there's vibrato involved but i just cant get the tone of it right.

i'd really appreciate if anyone can help me on this..

37 seconds in.
Detuned waves, stack octaves.

A bit of chorus, and a fast lfo affecting the pitch, make sure it only affects it a little bit.

oh and filter envelope to open the filer up a bit slowly

oh AND have one of the osscilator's play at +semi tones. If you are using massive, this would be 0,+7 and +12 osscilators.
Last edited by kejk on Wed Jan 05, 2011 8:43 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by lidchi » Wed Jan 05, 2011 8:39 pm

Hey guys, really like this topic and have wondered how to make this sound for quite a while and really would appreciate it if you guys could help me out :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv32RMTMN44

0:26 seconds..

Its like an evil laugh thing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Preferably using massive but any vst would be fine :)

Thanks in advance!!
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by narrator » Wed Jan 05, 2011 8:42 pm

kejk wrote:
A bit of chorus, and a fast lfo affecting the pitch, make sure it only affects it a little bit.
yeah i've tried all that and everything just comes out a bit trancey instead of 80s sounding. seems so simple but it just wont work.

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by loldongs » Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:24 am

anyone able to help me out with this ?

particularly the part at 22-23 seconds
i suspect its a pitch bend? but im looking for that niiice sound as well

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by nylle » Thu Jan 06, 2011 7:56 am

loldongs wrote:anyone able to help me out with this ?

particularly the part at 22-23 seconds
i suspect its a pitch bend? but im looking for that niiice sound as well

cheers dsf
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by dark elixir » Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:17 pm

narrator wrote:Would love to know any tips on creating the nice little 80's style lead that comes in at 50 seconds on this tune.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36GoJluHXlY

Nice one :)

i second that!!!!!
wait no..

i fuckin 8th that!!
been tryna find these kinda sounds n shit for so long..its such a nice sound

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9FCYlGDAc4

and the leads in this!! :D
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by dark elixir » Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:29 pm

kejk wrote:Oh and if someone is interested in the overused Flux pavillion high pitched ear killing bass, I kinda nailed it last night.

Synth 1 = noise + high pitched square.
Synth 2 = sine sub.

Add an overkill amount of tape saturation to both and boom. For some reason, if you don't play the synths at the same time, it will sound like pish. The sub+tape sat clashes with synth 1 for some reason, this is what makes it sound cool.
yeah i just made this sound on luck lol
if you have any massive presets i could check out i could even swap you some sounds

it is kind of bad but if you are on AIM i could even show you how i made a few sounds so you can recreate them your way :D
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by Rhodrijen » Thu Jan 06, 2011 5:17 pm

dunno if anyone has posted it already but i really want to know how to make the wobble sound from trolley snatchas 'roccos revenge'

seems quite simple yet i cant come close to it.



from 0.40 secs...

any help would be awesome.

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by terrible1fi » Thu Jan 06, 2011 6:34 pm

kejk wrote:
narrator wrote:Okay i'm gonna lose the plot soon if i dont figure out how to make this lead sound. i've always liked it being a big 80's music fan but everything i do just sounds like some shit trance chord.

i know there's vibrato involved but i just cant get the tone of it right.

i'd really appreciate if anyone can help me on this..

37 seconds in.
Detuned waves, stack octaves.

A bit of chorus, and a fast lfo affecting the pitch, make sure it only affects it a little bit.

oh and filter envelope to open the filer up a bit slowly

oh AND have one of the osscilator's play at +semi tones. If you are using massive, this would be 0,+7 and +12 osscilators.
to me it actually just sounds like a single osc. saw wave - all the effects that are not necessary is probably what makes it end up sounding like a trance chord
a touch of filter env (maybe even not)
lfo modulating osc 1 pitch(play around with rates, and amounts)

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by narrator » Thu Jan 06, 2011 8:45 pm

terrible1fi wrote:
kejk wrote:
narrator wrote:Okay i'm gonna lose the plot soon if i dont figure out how to make this lead sound. i've always liked it being a big 80's music fan but everything i do just sounds like some shit trance chord.

i know there's vibrato involved but i just cant get the tone of it right.

i'd really appreciate if anyone can help me on this..

37 seconds in.
Detuned waves, stack octaves.

A bit of chorus, and a fast lfo affecting the pitch, make sure it only affects it a little bit.

oh and filter envelope to open the filer up a bit slowly

oh AND have one of the osscilator's play at +semi tones. If you are using massive, this would be 0,+7 and +12 osscilators.
to me it actually just sounds like a single osc. saw wave - all the effects that are not necessary is probably what makes it end up sounding like a trance chord
a touch of filter env (maybe even not)
lfo modulating osc 1 pitch(play around with rates, and amounts)

i think i have it closer now, the only thing i cant get is the chord itself..
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by kejk » Thu Jan 06, 2011 9:57 pm

nylle wrote:
loldongs wrote:anyone able to help me out with this ?

particularly the part at 22-23 seconds
i suspect its a pitch bend? but im looking for that niiice sound as well

cheers dsf
automation on the filter frequency cut off is slowly rising up
LFO 1 Since wave - 1/8trips on filter cuttof
LFO 2 Saw wave - 4/4th or something slow like that on filter cutoff.

Lots of resonance on said filter and voila.
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by orinoco » Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:24 am

orinoco wrote:Hello all, I've just bought Trolley Snatchers 'The Future' (one of my favorite tunes) on vinyl, but that main sound, is a sound that has been buggin me for ages. How one earth is it made? Anyone got any ideas?

For want of a better way to describe it, the song goes: "Bluh! Bluh! du-de-du-de-du-duh-duh, Bluh! Bluh!"

I want to know how to make the "Bluh!" :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arWouqZf0kk

I use reason, so that would help if you can talk to me in reason language.

Thanks,

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by kejk » Fri Jan 07, 2011 9:11 am

orinoco wrote:
orinoco wrote:Hello all, I've just bought Trolley Snatchers 'The Future' (one of my favorite tunes) on vinyl, but that main sound, is a sound that has been buggin me for ages. How one earth is it made? Anyone got any ideas?

For want of a better way to describe it, the song goes: "Bluh! Bluh! du-de-du-de-du-duh-duh, Bluh! Bluh!"

I want to know how to make the "Bluh!" :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arWouqZf0kk

I use reason, so that would help if you can talk to me in reason language.

Thanks,

~Orinoco.
No one can help me with this?? :(
No need to "bump". We have all seen the post. Maybe someone can help you with it, but that someone isn't me or anyone who has read the thread yet. Be patient, it's not like people only read last posts..
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by DigitalRain » Sat Jan 08, 2011 1:50 pm

terrible1fi wrote:
DigitalRain wrote:
Drop_Dead wrote:What does Zomby use to get his arp sounds or how does he get them?
Ive got Massive Albino Absynth FM8 on Logic 9.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W51yBotuQ0o
I'm pretty sure Zomby uses Reason or at least used to...
yep, but what synth you use does not matter whatsoever so long as it has at least one osc (all duh)
the key is the way it's programmed, play around with different grids (1/16, 1/32, etc etc) program notes in and also some reverb and delay
square waves done this way = instant nintendo sounds
I wasn't saying anything about how you make the sound just what program I heard he used...
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He started out using Reason though.

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by obri3n » Sun Jan 09, 2011 4:07 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukxPqMKRjN8

2:48

This is probably an easy one but still something i havent done...

Im guessing Reece? flanger? Stereo panning?

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by obri3n » Sun Jan 09, 2011 4:13 am

again, more reso...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=set6Pk5PUDw

the 1:00 mark.

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by -[2]DAY_- » Sun Jan 09, 2011 5:18 am

http://www.divshare.com/download/13723981-6f6

Sorry for the delay, but that's my Trolley Snatcha thwomp combi. I made it mad long ago so the routing and shit is ridiculous so be careful if you try to tweak it. Sorry for the messy rack, lemme know if you like it.
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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by julle » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:49 pm

Hey can anybody help me with this?
http://soundcloud.com/teeraze/doctor-p-neon
the wobble bass ish high pitched sound but its not a bass. starts when the beat drops in at 0:54

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Re: The 'help me make this sound!' thread

Post by Audioslave » Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:20 pm

I've been searching the whole forum and didn't found some tips/hints on this one yet: (strange)
How do I make the sound and TIMING Jakes often uses in his tracks.
I'm talking about the track 3kout:

Basically I want to know what kinda technique he uses to make his psycho weird wobbles :corndance:
Oh and to prove that I'm not a Jakes obsessed guy, here's a massive tune by Dark Tantrums & Kromestar which kinda features the same technique :trolling:

I'm not talking about the high sound, but I'd like to know how to make the sound on the background. (especially the Rhythm and timing)
Two more songs that feature similar bassline's so you guys really know what I mean:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArGz01un ... ge#t=9319s
^massive track btw, don't have info on it ..
RDG - Elephant craft (Unreleased) also features this technique a bit at the first drop, but he uses Ableton and I use Reason :corndance:
I really hope some, preferably Reason, user can help me on this one!
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