as if the sample were being played on vinyl and the power was turned off?
as used in the von stroke mix of heater, audion - noiser, and the 3 channels mix of who's afraid of detroit

any ideas?

Could you slow the track tempo and automate track pitch to decline ??

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Pitch bend?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Pitch bend?

nah it's loads more than pitch bend

ry, I'll give it a shot

vinyl stop can be done with dblue glitch

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Originally posted by DeZmA vinyl stop can be done with dblue glitch

it's far too sharp for my liking, and i've managed it with ry and mr mystery's suggestions
thanks guys

Glad i could help dude

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Very simple effect. Get your track pressed onto a dub plate, play it on a turntable recording into sound forge, turn the turntable off.......

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Originally posted by ralpheeee Very simple effect. Get your track pressed onto a dub plate, play it on a turntable recording into sound forge, turn the turntable off.......

Just mixdown the section of audio you want to do it on, then load it in Soundforge or something and apply a downward pitchbend on it, job done...

For it to be convincing you may need the pitchbend to be in a curve, you might have to fiddle around to get the correct curve for it to sound right.