white noise is a sound, however filters are applied to sounds. They create the rising and dropping feel.ronnikins22 wrote:gotcha.
i wasn't quite sure of the term you use for those sounds. so i didn't know where to begin. but thanks anyway!
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Re: Rise and Drop sound fx?
Use 3xOsc to generate white noise, put Fruity Free Filter on it and make an automation clip that sweeps a high or low pass up or down it depending on if you are making a riser or a drop. You can make it more interesting by adding a tone through it and modulating the pitch up or down or side chain it to your drums to make it sound gated.
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posting in here so i can find this later, my risers tend to be pretty shit
Re: Rise and Drop sound fx?
Yup mostly white noise with filters.
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Re: Rise and Drop sound fx?
I like to use my wet signal on a reverbed pad.
I`ll slowly open the wet to full and then drop it out suddenly.
I`ll slowly open the wet to full and then drop it out suddenly.





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Re: Rise and Drop sound fx?
no ones mentioned getting any random complex noise and automating pitching it down > apply a couple of times?
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That I do std Turnipish thoughts.
I`ll often use 1 sample and stretch it differently and apply different effects for each take.
Sometimes it`ll be a trippy sound than spins around your head, other times it`ll be stretched further into a drone pad for example.
I`ll often use 1 sample and stretch it differently and apply different effects for each take.
Sometimes it`ll be a trippy sound than spins around your head, other times it`ll be stretched further into a drone pad for example.





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Re: Risers and Breakdown FX
Thanks mate, helped a lot!
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