Dubtechnoey chords and stabs made from pads. Field recordings and time-stretched, pitched down things for atmos.
That's pretty much my staple, eg:
Soundcloud
edit: Soundcloud being a biatch, dunno why it won't embed
Happy to deconstruct any of the sounds in that ^ if anyone into this particular style would find that useful.
sick tune! howd you make the technoey chords?
Re: Ambient Dubstep : Sounds and Samples?
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 3:06 pm
by brettheaslewood
Gurnumsbug wrote:
Fullmetaljak wrote:I wonder if someone can make a track which is entirely altered field recordings?
i wish i had the time to make a track entirely from field recs, recon i could do it.
this weekend . . .
Re: Ambient Dubstep : Sounds and Samples?
Posted: Tue Nov 22, 2011 3:52 pm
by Refuzed
new comp idea? someone put together a set of 20-30 field recordings and release them as a sample pack comp...
Re: Ambient Dubstep : Sounds and Samples?
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 9:35 am
by 3rdeye
skimpi wrote:
3rdeye wrote:Lots of reversed things.
Lots of reversed reverbed things.
Dubtechnoey chords and stabs made from pads. Field recordings and time-stretched, pitched down things for atmos.
That's pretty much my staple, eg:
Soundcloud
edit: Soundcloud being a biatch, dunno why it won't embed
Happy to deconstruct any of the sounds in that ^ if anyone into this particular style would find that useful.
sick tune! howd you make the technoey chords?
thanks mate!
I made them out of a pad sound that I made for a previous tune. I think it was a simple PWM pad that I made with Logic's ES2, layered with a bandpass sweep pad preset from Blue and loads of pitched-down timestretched vinyl crackle atmos/ambience that started life as an Apple Loop.
Layered about 3-4 different variations of the pad sounds and ambiences, then bounced out a minor chord - about 8 bars of sustained chord, with all the layers in. Whacked that in a sampler, then did the final filter modulation using Fabfilter Volcano - it's an LFO or envelope modulating the cutoff that gives it the 'stabby' feel. Probably one of my favourite sounds I've ever made, glad you dig it!
