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DJ Robby Rox
Longterm Newbie

Registered: Apr 2007
Location: Tiestoland
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Re: Re: Trance = Transients
| quote: | Originally posted by sako487
I get that same problem too, layering helps, but when making your own sound its really hard to get transients. Its more experience and knowing your way around a synth that makes a perfect sound |
Ok thanks, I think it’s possible that instead of having a real goto synth I usually tend to always be oscillating back and forth out of impatience when I don’t see myself getting the sounds I want from 1 synth.
| quote: | Originally posted by Storyteller
Flux Bittersweet is always a great help when looking for transients. It's free too! Google it! |
Nice I just downloaded it. I love the way it really brings the punch out in percussion, wish I knew about this tool before thanks.
| quote: | Originally posted by Richard Butler
Robby I know exactly where your'e comming from on this.
Over time I've started to make much more use of distortion and mangler plugs to add that something special, plus transient designers and just the right verb.
Me and my best mate have been examining classics such as Michael Jacksons 'don't stop till you get enough' and it's very noticable that these just aren't any old sounds, but a massive amount of experience and knowhow went into a track like that to make it sound so alive and vital.
Great producers and engineers I think glean thier edge through endless trial and error, just as notable scientists through the ages had a greater propensity to stick at compared to thier peers. |
Yeh very true. Sometimes I wonder though if its experience or if they really just had someone above them who knew wtf they were doing and passed the knowledge down to them.
It seems like no matter how much I try to teach myself I can’t make perfect sense of it w/out a person physically standing in front of me answering all my questions.
| quote: | Originally posted by 19503
u need more analog. sidechain. |
You need a brain. Thanks for being no help whatsoever.
| quote: | Originally posted by Mad for Brad
post an example as your cryptic monologues are incomprehensible. |
If you’re too dumb to understand a simple post I’m not sure why an example would make it any easier for you. You’re the only idiot in this thread who found anything I wrote “incomprehensible”. Odd how everyone else knew exactly what I was talking about except you and your cock worshipping buddy g-con.
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
use reverb. |
What. The. Fuck. Reverb is only gonna wash a sound out or mostly likely dull a transient. That’s possibly the worst recommendation I could have got, but still better than what idiot madforbradscock wrote.
| quote: | Originally posted by Stylz
Cowbell! (Don't tell anyone I told ya) |
For whatever reason that tranceaddict attracts retards on a mass scale I don’t think we’ll ever really know.
| quote: | Originally posted by evo8
you can get some of the most punchy and snappy sounds out of z3ta, probably my goto synth for stuff like that, what are you doing thats causing it to be destroyed ????
If you want that sound to stand out in the mix you need to prioritize it and fit everything else around it e.g. reduce the transients abit in other sounds, its all about contrast
you could use something like the spl transient designer or compression but be careful using compression as you can actually make it worse |
Ok cool looks like the last post was a winner.
I destroy my sounds usually be a sequence of over tweaking. I change the sound initially so much that it become too tedious to go back and reverse everything.
I do think however I may go back to z3ta over v-station for those types of sounds. Theres many more presets to analyze in z3ta and it def seems like it has a ton more potential in terms of synthesis. It just when you get to the modulation matrix that results start becoming unpredictable. I mean I know how certain things are gonna sound like pitch lfos or filter lfos, but after you have like 10 different modulations it becomes real hard to understand all the different things that are happening simultaneously to one sound. I think ultimately I need to take time from actual production and focus a lot more on learning synthesis with a competent synth.
Last edited by DJ Robby Rox on Jun-03-2010 at 22:54
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Jun-03-2010 22:40
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Nightshift
...Ninja Business...

Registered: Oct 2005
Location: Sacramento, California
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Jun-03-2010 22:52
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