making your own sounds by resampling

feasible_weasel · Post by **feasible_weasel** » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:24 pm

the other day, out of boredom i got somebody saying "its alot" went into audacity, turned the pitch and tempo down etc
and ended up with something that sounds like a dark garage sound ike something in the reso,dubchild breakbeat garage days..
highly recommended pitching stuff up and down
http://www.zshare.net/audio/61161668605e49e3/

3za · Post by **3za** » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:43 pm

feasible_weasel wrote:highly recommended pitching stuff up and down

shit thats some next level biz

megaladon · Post by **megaladon** » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:44 pm

I think the nnxt in reason is so good for stuff like this, when youre completely lacking inspiration it's so quick to take a sound and warp/layer it to something else until it sparks an idea.

karmacazee · Post by **karmacazee** » Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:57 pm

In Ableton, you can go into the clip envelope view and draw in lovely spikey envelopes for the pitch. Chuck a gradual pitch rise on any sound and voila! you have the makings of a build up FX.

Using the :2 and +2 buttons in the clip view also gives sounds the old school time-stretchey vibe, and using it with the transpose envelope can yeild satisfying results

Also, zoom really far into any audio file in any program that has wave editing functions and try and find atleast one wave that cycles nicely. Turn on the loop function and keep narrowing the loop sliders until you find an interesting sound.

Crop it, export it, and load it into a sampler. Have fun!

krease · Post by **krease** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:43 am

i find pitching things up makes really good fx.

autopsy · Post by **autopsy** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:31 am

cubase (and blatently all the other daws) has a envelope pitch shifter allowing you to gradually pitch a sample down or dramatically pitch it up and down by simply drawing a curve. this can make sounds really interesting and can turn source material into something compltetly unrecognisable i used a random up and down curve to turn that tired klaxon sample into a pad using delay and a few bounces

paradigm_x · Post by **paradigm_x** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 10:33 am

Autopsy wrote:cubase (and blatently all the other daws) has a envelope pitch shifter allowing you to gradually pitch a sample down or dramatically pitch it up and down by simply drawing a curve. this can make sounds really interesting and can turn source material into something compltetly unrecognisable i used a random up and down curve to turn that tired klaxon sample into a pad using delay and a few bounces

ShhhhH !!!!

I use this ALLL the time. really good for twisty bass lines...

dj nation · Post by **dj nation** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:54 am

nice tips, but ive been trying to learn how to use the sampler in reason and ive just got no idea where to start, anyone got any help?

fiziks · Post by **fiziks** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 12:41 pm

A dramatic pitch down at the very end of a vocal sample makes for a cool effect too.

autopsy · Post by **autopsy** » Wed Jun 10, 2009 8:43 pm

dj nation wrote:nice tips, but ive been trying to learn how to use the sampler in reason and ive just got no idea where to start, anyone got any help?

i know my way around reason pretty well so you could PM with exactly the problems ur havin i might be able to help, the thing that fucked my head for ages is that neither of the samplers sample anything; they are only sample players.
Also you can only load your own audio into the NNXT. to do this you need to open the unit fully and use the second disk icon to load the audio.

redrum works sick as a sample player aswell

especially when automating the pitch control!

making your own sounds by resampling

making your own sounds by resampling

Re: making your own sounds by resampling

Who is online