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Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 9:11 pm
by Icetickle
When it comes to effects, I just fell in love with the ableton vocoder <3
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 11:26 pm
by Devilsindub
killakam98 wrote:Devilsindub wrote:mromgwtf wrote:Devilsindub wrote:Have you ever tried resampling through Harmor in FL? You can get some pretty sick sounds resynthesising. Huge CPU ping though. You better have a pretty good computer otherwise it gets even more tedious than it already is.
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Yeah I did use Harmor. Amazing stuff. Actually at this moment I only resample in Harmor. The things is I don't want to be limited to audio, I want to process sound coming straight from synthesizer, so I can play different notes and make changes to the original sound.
Yeah I hear you. That is the only shity limitation to resampling through Harmor. It gets extremely tedious making every automation or note change. I wish image line would make it so you could route you're original sound into Harmor solely for its effects and modulators and still have piano roll and time signature automations capabilities.
I tried to resample in Harmor once, my bassline sounded like a 128 mp3
Yeah it's really easy to get bad results. One little modification to the sound in the wrong way and it will sound terrible. Some times it takes a little patience to get it to sound good. I'm not patronizing you btw my demeanor is to helpful.
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 12:15 am
by azuk
Devilsindub wrote:btw my demeanor is to helpful.
Lol wut?
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 9:32 am
by mromgwtf
Well if you want to resample in harmor you need to know what are you doing. Load random sound into it and play with different effects and see how the sound reacts to them. The same goes with learning how to drive a car. You need to learn how the steering wheel reacts to the car, you need to feel it. The same goes with sound design, you need to feel and know how different knobs change the sound.
For example I love setting the phaser at 50/50 d/w, setting the width around 30%, and turning up the speed. Sounds lovely.
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 9:38 am
by Devilsindub
azuk wrote:Devilsindub wrote:btw my demeanor is to helpful.
Lol wut?
Should have said sincere huh?
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 5:48 pm
by killakam98
mromgwtf wrote:Well if you want to resample in harmor you need to know what are you doing. Load random sound into it and play with different effects and see how the sound reacts to them. The same goes with learning how to drive a car. You need to learn how the steering wheel reacts to the car, you need to feel it. The same goes with sound design, you need to feel and know how different knobs change the sound.
For example I love setting the phaser at 50/50 d/w, setting the width around 30%, and turning up the speed. Sounds lovely.
Ah, I see now. I'll have to try it again soon.
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 1:52 am
by azuk
Devilsindub wrote:azuk wrote:Devilsindub wrote:btw my demeanor is to helpful.
Lol wut?
Should have said sincere huh?
"btw my demeanor is to sincere" isn't much better.
On topic, I've been experimenting more and more with very long fx chains, then resampling in Harmor. I really like Novation Chorus, but it's not free.
Re: Good basic effects for resampling (request)
Posted: Sun Sep 01, 2013 2:09 am
by Devilsindub
azuk wrote:Devilsindub wrote:azuk wrote:Devilsindub wrote:btw my demeanor is to helpful.
Lol wut?
Should have said sincere huh?
"btw my demeanor is to sincere" isn't much better.
On topic, I've been experimenting more and more with very long fx chains, then resampling in Harmor. I really like Novation Chorus, but it's not free.
drugs ha ha. I did too may of them when I was a youngin! I have a helpful demeanor, that's what I meant too say.