White noize gets me off.
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rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
How does one distinguish between noise colors?
It sounds sexy.
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Gazmatic wrote:rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
Id like to hear that, tell me more about it
Go here to hear the track www.soundcloud.com/rtificial Go down to the track "parties are all fun and games till someone gets a broken heart". Fast forward to around the 1:20 mark and you'll hear some kinda high pitched scratching on top. That sound is just white noise used cleverly to make a mock "record scratch".
T_rak_T wrote:rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
How does one distinguish between noise colors?
It sounds sexy.
Here ya go
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise
rtificial wrote:T_rak_T wrote:rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
How does one distinguish between noise colors?
It sounds sexy.
Here ya go
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise
Oh..
That.
I was hoping for something you made up..
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rtificial wrote:Gazmatic wrote:rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
Id like to hear that, tell me more about it
Go here to hear the track www.soundcloud.com/rtificial Go down to the track "parties are all fun and games till someone gets a broken heart". Fast forward to around the 1:20 mark and you'll hear some kinda high pitched scratching on top. That sound is just white noise used cleverly to make a mock "record scratch".
Yea, thas kool! Was sorta thinkin of some heavy use like scratch DJing, but I like how you used it as a clean lill effect. You shud do a tutorial on it (unless youve already done one).
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Gazmatic wrote:rtificial wrote:Gazmatic wrote:rtificial wrote:I have some various "noise" samples white, pink, brown and what not. I use them with vocoders or other things. I even used white noise with some nifty panning and side chaining to do a mock "scratch" effect on one of my tracks.
Id like to hear that, tell me more about it
Go here to hear the track www.soundcloud.com/rtificial Go down to the track "parties are all fun and games till someone gets a broken heart". Fast forward to around the 1:20 mark and you'll hear some kinda high pitched scratching on top. That sound is just white noise used cleverly to make a mock "record scratch".
Yea, thas kool! Was sorta thinkin of some heavy use like scratch DJing, but I like how you used it as a clean lill effect. You shud do a tutorial on it (unless youve already done one).
Well you can tweek the sound however you want. I have heard someone "scratching" white noise on record before too. I think it was on a fear factory song, which I can't remember the name of at the moment.
I'll see about posting up a tutorial link here in a bit.
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