testing morphing effect

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www.zurnik.com/kvr/morphybrown.mp3

what do you think? just a bunch of random crap from free sound. :lol:
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Very nice! Did you finally get CSound/Loris working?

One more thing, is this actually working on sounds that are in spectral motion? Kinda sounds like it's freezing the sounds during the morph and transitioning between two static 'windows'. Sounds great regardless!

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Did you use a plug in for this?

if so - what :D?

Thanks!
Anybody can do anything if they set their mind to it

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cron wrote:Very nice! Did you finally get CSound/Loris working?

One more thing, is this actually working on sounds that are in spectral motion? Kinda sounds like it's freezing the sounds during the morph and transitioning between two static 'windows'. Sounds great regardless!
thanks. :) unfortunately, i couldn't get loris to work in csound and couldn't get any help from the mailing list either. this isn't really the morph that i had in mind but it creates a decent transition from one to another. i got a bunch of audio, cut and paste them one after the other aimlessly, fired up rx2 and used spectral repair. i'm sure if i spend more time the results will be better. definitely interesting enough right now, i think. but definitely not doing what loris does (or kyma therefore).... i'm thinking of using melodyne as well. maybe cut and paste sounds and align pitches where they're joined. chop the last bit of the first sound to pieces and align it with the beginning of the also-chopped second sound gradually.

Mike20 wrote:Did you use a plug in for this?

if so - what :D?

Thanks!
nope, i didn't use a plugin. used an audio editor and izotope rx2
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Cool - Good work!
Anybody can do anything if they set their mind to it

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i got a bunch of audio, cut and paste them one after the other aimlessly, fired up rx2 and used spectral repair.
Brilliant! :tu:

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thanks guys. my wife listened and thought it was cool/creepy. :hihi:
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Thats cool. The last couple in there sound really good!
So you just took a bunch of chronological slices from each and pasted them after each other, and ran RX over it? Thats amazing. How long were the slices?
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highkoo wrote:Thats cool. The last couple in there sound really good!
So you just took a bunch of chronological slices from each and pasted them after each other, and ran RX over it? Thats amazing. How long were the slices?
yep pretty much, except i didn't even do it chronological really. i literally just cut what i liked from each piece and pasted one after the other, not really paying attention to the order. i wanted to get it done fast so didn't really spend much time. yes after you paste them one after the other, you just go to rx and do a spectral repair on the transition area. i used the replace mode with settings that i can't remember right now. used 2048 or 4096 for bands and default for before/after weight. can't remember the surrounding region length. it was more a trial/error thing really. some setting worked better than others. but definitely replace mode. i kept the transition areas/slices relatively short because it would take too long to process and it doesn't sound too good when it's too long. (+it takes too long to process)
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Pretty cool spectral morphing experiments! Nicely done.

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Very nice! Especially like the first example with the screaming kid.

(Off to check and see if Goldwave has this spectral fixing feature. Who knows.. :) )
Play it by ear

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pheeleep wrote:Very nice! Especially like the first example with the screaming kid.

(Off to check and see if Goldwave has this spectral fixing feature. Who knows.. :) )
i have goldwave but i don't remember seeing any spectral fixing feature. but again, i never thought of using it that way, maybe it does.
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