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Von Pistol
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2010
Location: Calgary,Alberta
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yo,
Well reverb alone can give you a metallic sound man. i use FL studios so i usually use the reverb2. put the low cut up a little, take more of the high cut out. change the room size to the smallest then take the high damping and dec parameters and play around till you get the desired effect. This however is only one way to get a metallic sound. play around with the presets of the delays and phazers until you note a metallic sound and play around with the parameters till you know what you want. the best way to figure this stuff out (aside from someone showing you or tutorials) is to mess around.
VP
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Jan-24-2011 23:02
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DayTrader
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2011
Location: Dallas, USA
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Cool, thanks VP. I also use FL Studio. I never thought to use reverb (clearly, I'm a noob). I'll throw the reverb2 on an instrument and see what i can do. Thanks for the pointers!
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Jan-24-2011 23:12
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kitphillips
is actually a guy.
Registered: May 2006
Location: Sydney, Australia
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Don't have time to listen to your clip but flangers, Resonators, Short Delays and ring modulation are all ways to create metallic sounds.
EDIT: I see you've already tried the Flanger... You can get static ones too, what's causing the moving is just an LFO attached to the delay parameter of the flanger. You can get flangers where you can disable that LFO. I think ableton has one, what DAW are you using?
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Jan-25-2011 08:23
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Rodri Santos
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Milan
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there is an effect called Metalizer which does exactly that, i got it on a pack of effects, the reverb,delays etc... does the same but be careful about that because the metalic effect are indeed ~15khz sounds...
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Jan-25-2011 08:32
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DayTrader
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2011
Location: Dallas, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by J.L.
take fruity delay 2, set the time to very low 0:01 - 0:10. Increase feedback volume and input volume to about 75%.. play around with the settings... one way of doing it.
WASP is a good synth to use to try to get that sound.. try a square wave and play around with the pw setting |
Thanks, I tried this and definitely got a metalic effect! I still can't seem to get the sound in Tyas' song though. I'll keep tweeking and see what I can do.
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Jan-25-2011 13:04
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DayTrader
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2011
Location: Dallas, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by kitphillips
Don't have time to listen to your clip but flangers, Resonators, Short Delays and ring modulation are all ways to create metallic sounds.
EDIT: I see you've already tried the Flanger... You can get static ones too, what's causing the moving is just an LFO attached to the delay parameter of the flanger. You can get flangers where you can disable that LFO. I think ableton has one, what DAW are you using? |
I'm using FL Studio. A static flanger would be great! Can you recommend one that I can use in FL?
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Jan-25-2011 13:05
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DayTrader
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2011
Location: Dallas, USA
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| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
there is an effect called Metalizer which does exactly that, i got it on a pack of effects, the reverb,delays etc... does the same but be careful about that because the metalic effect are indeed ~15khz sounds... |
I tried googling Metalizer but I got some strange results. Can you provide a link or maybe tell who makes it?
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Jan-25-2011 13:06
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DayTrader
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2011
Location: Dallas, USA
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The effect seems to be applied to the bassline (or maybe it's not really a bassline - Damn, I'm a noob) which starts at the 2 second mark. Also, the noise that starts at the same time - it's a stuttering air noise that pans from right to left. It starts right at the beginning of the song, after the opening noise. Maybe "metallic" isn't the proper way to describe it, but both of these instruments sound like they're playing in a metal tunnel, at least to my ears.
P.S. This is also one of my favorite tracks!
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Jan-25-2011 16:52
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