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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » December 2004 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: End loop sound on radiohead karma police
rpc9943
Posted: 6th December 2004 14:20
How the heck would I make something loop like this without the feedback going crazy? I dont mean the pitch bend, thats simple, but whats a great freeware delay/echo or whatnot vst that can do this?

RonC
Funkybot
Posted: 6th December 2004 15:09
That is just a delay effect where the sound is feeding back on itself. Download MDA's Dubdelay (or another good analog style delay) and set the feedback and mix settings to 100% play with the delay time as this is going on and just let the sound go on it's own. Instant Nigel Godrich.
rpc9943
Posted: 7th December 2004 06:06
ok i checked that out, but it doesnt do that "filtery" fade out kind of sound... Should I do that with an automated filter or what? Do you know what I mean?
or maybe i should just make something a loop and do that?

RonC
CypherOne
Posted: 7th December 2004 06:07
Klanglabs Deelay has extremely long feedback jobbies, that should do the trick and it's free (and very very good IMHO)
whyterabbyt
Posted: 7th December 2004 06:10
rpc9943 quoth ok i checked that out, but it doesnt do that "filtery" fade out kind of sound... Should I do that with an automated filter or what? Do you know what I mean?
or maybe i should just make something a loop and do that?



Maybe you should remove your head from your anal cavity. That might help reduce the echoing.
brianbrian
Posted: 7th December 2004 16:41
That effect was done with an AMS delay, which is a pretty oldschool analog delay. Try using any kind of lofi plugin in the feedback path or after the delay to reduce the bits/samplerate.
Funkybot
Posted: 7th December 2004 16:56
Yup a bitcrusher or samplerate converter in the end of the chain might help muck things up (you can clearly hear some of this on the CD if you have good speakers), but what you're hearing at the end that I think you're mistaking for a filter is just the delay speed being decreased which is in turn pitching down the sound.
shamann
Posted: 7th December 2004 18:19
I can't recall the bit in the Radiohead song, but based on the description from other's, ephonic's Retrodelay might do it. If you're looking to spend money, OhmBoyz would be what you're after. It even has a quick repeated loop capture button to make the process easy.
rpc9943
Posted: 8th December 2004 08:42
brianbrian wrote:
That effect was done with an AMS delay, which is a pretty oldschool analog delay. Try using any kind of lofi plugin in the feedback path or after the delay to reduce the bits/samplerate.


How would I plug that in to the "feedback path"? Should I run up a rack in tracktion?

THanks

also what bitcrushers / lofi effects are recommended?

ROnC
rpc9943
Posted: 8th December 2004 22:49
wow found exactly what can do it. Interruptor's Tape Delay.

WOW

RonC
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