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Posted by johnrc7 on May-13-2004 12:38:

...Creating Atmosphere...

CAN YOU PLEASE SUGEST ME THE BEST PROGRAMMES TO CREATE THE IDEAL ATMOSPHERE TO A TRACK?

Posted by Digital Aura on May-13-2004 12:42:

Never heard of programs that do this. How would they be able to do this?

What software are you using? or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic] did you mean PLAYLIST ? What Playlist should we recommend for creating atmosphere?

In any case... WHAT KIND OF ATMOSPHERE did you want to create?

Posted by Jay M on May-13-2004 12:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Digital Aura
Never heard of programs that do this. How would they be able to do this?

What software are you using? or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic] did you mean PLAYLIST ? What Playlist should we recommend for creating atmosphere?

In any case... WHAT KIND OF ATMOSPHERE did you want to create?

lol

There's a vst called atmosphere. But don't rely too much on programmes, it's still YOU who's making the music and putting it all together, and giving ATMOSPHERE to music.

Posted by kaymak on May-13-2004 15:09:

in the atmosphere vst, under the ambient folser, theirs some lovely sounds and textures that can be delayed and filtered to fill up a track

Posted by Sebraa on May-14-2004 10:00:

Or use some kind "pad" present with lot of reverb and delay effects .
And right chords too

Posted by kosmostar on May-14-2004 11:31:

Cheese Machine VSTi is very good to create "atmosphere" pads, and it's free.

Posted by johnrc7 on May-15-2004 02:19:

THATS IT!!!

Posted by shockwavedj on May-15-2004 10:58:

quote:
or by saying PROGRAMMES [sic]

Is it wrong the term "programme"?

I found this:

code:programme, U.S. program ['prəʊgr�m]
noun
1   a written or printed list of the events, performers, etc., in a public performance
 
2   a performance or series of performances, often presented at a scheduled time, esp. on radio or television
 
3   a specially arranged selection of things to be done
example: what's the programme for this afternoon?
 
4   a plan, schedule, or procedure
 
5   a syllabus or curriculum 
verb (-grammes, -gramming, -grammed) U.S..
-grams, -graming, -gramed)
6   to design or schedule (something) as a programme 
noun, verb
7   (Computing) 
a variant spelling of: program

I suppose that North Americans don't get used "to programme" but the term by itself it's right. Please, don't be so strict with the non-english speakers.