techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 4:12 am
know how it sounds and what it is but not sure how to draw it in
know how it sounds and what it is but not sure how to draw it in
Dubstepforum.com
worldwide dubstep community
https://www.dubstepforum.com/forum/
techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Page 1 of 1
know how it sounds and what it is but not sure how to draw it in
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 4:55 am
lfo or envelope on pitch and volume?
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 4:56 am
buy a midi keyboard you poor bastardmakemerich wrote:
know how it sounds and what it is but not sure how to draw it in
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 5:04 am
draw your white noise note.
automate a lowpass filter sweeping from closed to open.
enjoy.
automate a lowpass filter sweeping from closed to open.
enjoy.
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 11:34 am
white noise is all frequencies at once so quite how youd get that to rise in pitch im not quite sure!
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 1:28 pm
^ and ^^ there u have the answers 
... the rest is pretty gratuitous or clueless if u ask me..
generate white noise in any softsynth ... and then try to play at different pitches... wont be able... u cant.. its white noise.. its all the frequencies at once... so no a midi keyboard alone wont do the trick
u could do two things (at least, i guess) :
1) bounce it... as audio and then put it in a sampler... from there ull get a sample that could be played at diff speeds/pitches... playing it ull realize itll sound almost as if it were lowpassed or hipassed... leads us to 2) which has already been explicited
2) there's a second thing u can do tho... and to me it's the best option in order to create a tension similar to pitch rising... : use filters... hipassing the white noise will create some kind of urge... perhaps the one ur after...
experiment! come back and tell us how it went!
no harsh feelings yall...
just felt like op was asking a legit question here
... the rest is pretty gratuitous or clueless if u ask me..generate white noise in any softsynth ... and then try to play at different pitches... wont be able... u cant.. its white noise.. its all the frequencies at once
... so no a midi keyboard alone wont do the trick u could do two things (at least, i guess) :
1) bounce it... as audio and then put it in a sampler... from there ull get a sample that could be played at diff speeds/pitches... playing it ull realize itll sound almost as if it were lowpassed or hipassed... leads us to 2) which has already been explicited
2) there's a second thing u can do tho... and to me it's the best option in order to create a tension similar to pitch rising... : use filters... hipassing the white noise will create some kind of urge... perhaps the one ur after...
experiment! come back and tell us how it went!
no harsh feelings yall...
just felt like op was asking a legit question here
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 2:16 pm
use a band pass filter. Your letting in the frequencies in that band. automate it from low to high. It sounds like its increasing in pitch, but in reality, its just letting higher and higher frequencies in, and cutting the lower ones out.
Re: techniques to draw in rising pitch Rising white noise??
Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 4:43 pm
^ thx. now i know why i got frustrated trying to get that effect with a conjunction of hi and low pass