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!Pitch Shiftting like Andy Duguid
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| _dinamit_ |
Hello Everyone!
I'm So intersting to create those small changes like Andy Duguid doing on his tracks. I'm using cubase 5 and find the Pitch Shift vst
but the changes doesnt sounds right...
But! when i used the hitponit option it sound match better just didnt find the way how to play it from the keyborad ... (or how to make the changes with the keyboard)
here is an example form one of his remixes
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Many thanks for the help !! :) |
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| Kysora |
| Post one of your examples so we can figure out what it is you're trying to fix, otherwise there's not much anyone can do to help. |
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| EddieZilker |
| quote: | Originally posted by _dinamit_
here is an example form one of his remixes
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File-sharing someone's copyrighted material isn't really permitted, here. Zippyshare sucks. You should find a Youtube of the song and post that, instead. |
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| _dinamit_ |
Just added to the original message also
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EddieZilker it's just a small part form the track (sketch) |
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| Kysora |
| quote: | Originally posted by EddieZilker
File-sharing someone's copyrighted material isn't really permitted, here. Zippyshare sucks. You should find a Youtube of the song and post that, instead. |
Admit it, you're just too lazy to download it :p
It's absurdly easy to download Youtube files anyway |
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| Rodri Santos |
| clarify what kind of sound you want to achieve, be more specific, if you want to sound like that you just have to recreate that sound + pitch it there is no hidden magic on this. |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
clarify what kind of sound you want to achieve, be more specific, if you want to sound like that you just have to recreate that sound + pitch it there is no hidden magic on this. |
understood, I'm not talking about this specific sample just trying to see how to do it with the keyborad pitch Shifthing that sounds like that - and not manuali using the Cubase "VeraAudio"
Maybe other plug-in to achieve the goal ??
thanks again guys !
probably someone who produce things in that genre will know |
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| Richard Butler |
| I heard of a product by Camel Audio that is supposed to be able to allow you to manipulate the pitch of samples in real time. I think the product was called Alchemy. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| quote: | Originally posted by _dinamit_
understood, I'm not talking about this specific sample just trying to see how to do it with the keyborad pitch Shifthing that sounds like that - and not manuali using the Cubase "VeraAudio"
Maybe other plug-in to achieve the goal ??
thanks again guys !
probably someone who produce things in that genre will know |
ahhh now i understand you! some hardware keyboards have a small lever to change the pitch i've used a Hammond and a Korg which have that. Alternatively you can plug in to the DAW a midi controller and assign the pitch control to a knob and keep turning it while you play.
This is my hammond 
and this is the Korg  the lever is at the left of both keyboards |
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| _dinamit_ |
| quote: | Originally posted by Richard Butler
I heard of a product by Camel Audio that is supposed to be able to allow you to manipulate the pitch of samples in real time. I think the product was called Alchemy. |
Hi Ricahrd, I Have the Alchemy also, and didnt find this option, maybe it's under different name ? |
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| sako487 |
| google how to auto tune |
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