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certain vocal effect (sample included ;))
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| Floorfiller |
ok...i'm sure some of you have heard this tune already...
Quivver - Space Manoeuvres Prt 3
now despite it being production wise flawless hehehe...i was wondering about a certain effect in it. in the main breakdown, there is apart where kifer sutherland voice is altered to sound deeper. i was thinking about it and how does he do that without slowing it down?? it still sounds at the same speed??
enjoy the sample :D
http://www.frozen-web.com/audio/Qui...Main%20mix).mp3 |
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| Floorfiller |
| hmmm...is this that hard to understand? are people having trouble with the sample?? 36 views and no responses |
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| MaxC |
| What you describe just sounds like a simple case of pitch-shifting (as opposed to time-stretching). Pitch-shifting can lower the pitch without altering the length of the sample. You should be able to do it with any of a variety of audio editing programs. |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by MaxC
What you describe just sounds like a simple case of pitch-shifting (as opposed to time-stretching). Pitch-shifting can lower the pitch without altering the length of the sample. You should be able to do it with any of a variety of audio editing programs. |
that's what i was thinking, but i just always thought (haven't done it in a while) that when you pitch bend it also changes the sample beyond just the lowering of the voice...i don't know maybe i'm wrong...maybe i should go and play with pitchbending before i post stupid posts hehehe... |
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| dj-sean |
| Well yeah, when you pitch it down it physically slows the sample down, thereby making it longer. My understanding is that all of the high end samplers are able to pitch up and down without affecting the length of the sample. You can achieve this in non-real time in an audio editor by first writing down the length of the original sample, pitching it down to the desired pitch, and then timeshrinking it afterwards so it's still the original length. In cool edit this usually doesn't sound that great, depending on the length of the sample anyways, so you might want to invest in a quality sampler/timestretcher, something I haven't done yet. |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj-sean
Well yeah, when you pitch it down it physically slows the sample down, thereby making it longer. My understanding is that all of the high end samplers are able to pitch up and down without affecting the length of the sample. You can achieve this in non-real time in an audio editor by first writing down the length of the original sample, pitching it down to the desired pitch, and then timeshrinking it afterwards so it's still the original length. In cool edit this usually doesn't sound that great, depending on the length of the sample anyways, so you might want to invest in a quality sampler/timestretcher, something I haven't done yet. |
ok cool....i'm a retard hehehe...that makes sense... |
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| hey cheggy |
The VariOs sampler is able to do this. The mc-909 can do it as well. They are able to alter the pitch without changing the lenght, or stretch it without changing the pitch, and they do it very very well.
I don't know of any software that can do this as well, or though I'm sure they are out there. |
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| Massive84 |
wow this tune is great! love every piece of instrument in it..nice atmosphere..can you recommand such tunes for me, same style*dreamy ones*
sorry for the of topic. |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Massive84
wow this tune is great! love every piece of instrument in it..nice atmosphere..can you recommand such tunes for me, same style*dreamy ones*
sorry for the of topic. |
hehehe...i'm glad i'm not the only one who appreciates the production skillz of John...as far as tunes like this....i'd say
Invisible Ink - Stars (Ambient Mix)
is another tune to keep your eye out for ;)
thanks everyone for the advice...:happy2: |
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| Sebraaa12 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Massive84
wow this tune is great! love every piece of instrument in it..nice atmosphere..can you recommand such tunes for me, same style*dreamy ones*
sorry for the of topic. |
same here :) very nice tune.
How about the STEINBERG VocalGenerator? You can play with your MIDI keyboard you favourite vocals with different melody.
We are talking same effect as in KAI TRACID "Trance & Acid" (Derb remix). |
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| khemfusion |
Does anyone else just hear the TR808 cowbell sticking in their mind?
Every song I hear it in drives me nuts cause all I can think about is the eight-oh-eight |
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