Dubstepforum.com

Ive been searching for a while but I cant find any ambient like background sound, like in this song:

can someone help please?

The choir?

Take your main melody, reverse it, try and hum it and record this, reverse it, pitch it down and octave, lather with reverb.

P.S. I just made that up, go try it.

fuckin 13 year olds need to get off the internet and go play outside, get in some trouble, play pokemon cards, do something.

constrobuz wrote:fuckin 13 year olds need to get off the internet and go play outside, get in some trouble, play pokemon cards, do something.

Attila wrote:The choir?

No, that ambient noise that fills up the background.

a piano.....

constrobuz wrote:fuckin 13 year olds need to get off the internet and go play outside, get in some trouble, play pokemon cards, do something.

Age dosen't matter bro.

It doesnt, but it does. I went to my first underground DNB party about 3 years after you were born. It was amazing and expanded my perspective on the possibilities of electronic music. I had visions of independently produced and released music gaining dominance over the hit charts all over the globe. That has still not materialized completely. I had visions of electronic music dominating the pop charts. That has still not really happened. Im not even that old, but dont take me as a skewed dinosaur when i say that electronic music needs to dis-associate itself from global labels and perky trends. Everything popular gets co-opted or adjusted. If a Britney Spears track includes dubstep, you know you have to change gears.

Are you talking about the arpeggiated bell sound? That was actually ripped right out of Final Fantasy 7. I think the choir was to.

I really don't have any advice on how to go about creating it. These kind of things really depend on what it is you are making. But if you aren't very good at creating this stuff yourself there's loads of stuff out there that you can download or buy. I know a lot of people are against samples and all that but if it works and sounds good, go for it.

It's white noise. Just turn on the white noise oscillator on your synth, put a filter on it, plus reverb or delay.. or both, and just play around.

Genevieve wrote:It's white noise. Just turn on the white noise oscillator on your synth, put a filter on it, plus reverb or delay.. or both, and just play around.

very useful it worked!

killakam98 wrote:Ive been searching for a while but I cant find any ambient like background sound, like in this song:

can someone help please?

old downlink / datsik / excision tear our dubstep

killakam98 wrote:Ive been searching for a while but I cant find any ambient like background sound, like in this song:

can someone help please?

http://electronic.future-graffiti.com/a ... -ambiance/
Released a pack with 6 different ambiances all layered together, also included in each folder is every individual sound so you can mix and match.

oprs wrote:

killakam98 wrote:Ive been searching for a while but I cant find any ambient like background sound, like in this song:

can someone help please?

http://electronic.future-graffiti.com/a ... -ambiance/
Released a pack with 6 different ambiances all layered together, also included in each folder is every individual sound so you can mix and match.

Could you explain how you made that first sound in the preview? Not really specifics, but what sounds you've used and how you processed them?

Genevieve wrote:Not really specifics, but what sounds you've used and how you processed them?

How come that's not specific?

bkwsk wrote:

Genevieve wrote:Not really specifics, but what sounds you've used and how you processed them?

How come that's not specific?

I KNEW SOMEONE WOULD SAY THAT Yeah, dunno.. Just a rough idea of it all. But I figured it's timestretced bells. Already thought it was timestretched. Sounds coo doe.

Genevieve wrote:It's white noise. Just turn on the white noise oscillator on your synth, put a filter on it, plus reverb or delay.. or both, and just play around.

Exactly what I was going to say, filter/eq some whitenoise.

Otherwise, bounce to tape or record some tape/viyl hiss.

oprs wrote:

killakam98 wrote:Ive been searching for a while but I cant find any ambient like background sound, like in this song:

can someone help please?

http://electronic.future-graffiti.com/a ... -ambiance/
Released a pack with 6 different ambiances all layered together, also included in each folder is every individual sound so you can mix and match.

These types of things are my favorite stuff to use for samples. Especially with a granulizer. I've massed quite the collection of those old halloween cds with the "spooky" sounds. As cheesy as they may sound, they are an absolute gold mine. I particularly enjoy the creaky doors, footsteps and ghostly moans. It might sound kinda lame to a lot of people but with some processing they can turn out some pretty cool stuff.