It's easier to hear at 2:18. It almost sounds like a dramatic tremolo effect. Could that be all it is, or is there more involved?

I'mma try it XD

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Woot, figured it out!

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If you say "Beer Can" in a British accent, You're also saying "Bacon" in a Jamaican accent. =)

For anyone interested in the results that I got.

I simply used the Auto Pan feature (Audio Effects) in Ableton live 8 to achieve a very similar effect to the one in this song.

Cheers =)

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If you say "Beer Can" in a British accent, You're also saying "Bacon" in a Jamaican accent. =)

What the fuck.

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If you say "Beer Can" in a British accent, You're also saying "Bacon" in a Jamaican accent. =)

Seriously? This is one of the most basic effects there is...

Glad you figured it out though, always better than someone else showing you.

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Is he on about the predelay-stereo reverb effect? What the hell is he trying to achieve?

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Nothing lasts, nothing lasts, everything is changing into something else. Nothing is wrong, nothing is wrong, everything is on track...

You know, William Blake said... uh, nothing is lost. Nothing is lost and I... I really believe that, we only move on...

Try with a stereo delayed hall reverb, with a mixed, reversed and dry, signal. Set the reversed- straight ratio louder on the left channel.

Funny how you say it's one of the most basic effects there is, and I'm only now getting replies a week after making this thread.

Lunar Phase 7: I don't really see what you're so confused about. I've pointed out twice, the exact sound I'm looking for. You have a strange attitude lol.

Anyways, I've managed to create a sound that will work for what I need it for. Not exactly the same, but it does sound nice. =)

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quote:

Originally posted by Mise Try with a stereo delayed hall reverb, with a mixed, reversed and dry, signal. Set the reversed- straight ratio louder on the left channel.

sounds like this with some bitcrush added after the reverb

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