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How to create this particular sound?
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| iLLicit |
Hi,
I have a question for all of you producers/synth freaks out there. I'm particulary interested in the following sound:
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This sound is used in the frank biazzi remix of Tiesto's Obsession. I have been trying to recreate this sound using synths, but I haven't succeeded at all. Someone has got a clue what synth/settings to use?
cheers,
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| dj-sean |
| Will give it a listen and offer insight when I get home from school =) |
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| Veverka |
| It sounds exactly like a 404... ;) |
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| iLLicit |
| What do you mean by a 404? Never heard of it... |
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| dj-sean |
Hahaha!
He means Error 404 - File Not Found =P |
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| iLLicit |
:stongue:
Well, I guess your right...
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| dj-sean |
Sounds like a few detuned, high pitch saws with a relatively high attack and short delay/sustain, as well as a noise osc. Both have long release and a lot of reverb.
This is pretty similar to a few Absynth presets if you have that. |
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| kewlness |
that is a pretty short note but from what i can tell.. this is how you do it using fruity and a 3xosc
make all three oscilators the first pitch, the first 2 being saw and the last one being noise. Detune the second one a bit
Now use a fruity filter, set the cutoff freq to about middle res to about middle and low pass to about 1/5 and high pass to full with 0 band pass and x2 on
Next use a fruity flanger with 20.0 ms depth about 0.508 rate and you can tweak around the rest of the settings to make it sound more like the sample
Next I added a fruity reverb, set the decay to 9.9 and reverb to about 3.6%
I noticed the mid-high range still was lacking a little bit so i boosted the freq around 4khz and making the width of the band pretty thin
I hope that helps... could post a sample and a flp up but geocities sux arse and doesn't seem to want to let me upload |
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| kewlness |
| oh.. and btw, the notes are B5, E5, and A4 on the fruity piano roll... cheers |
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| iLLicit |
Wow, thanx for the great reply.
However I tried what you said, but the sound that came out didn't sound exactly like it. I guess I have to fiddle around some more with the settings, I think I should lower the pitch some more.
well, thanx a lot for the help!!!
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