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Hi Everybody,
I think, only additive Synths can do this? Are there any freebies, which can do this good? Please....no recommendations of commercial stuff! |
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akira wrote: Hi Everybody,
I think, only additive Synths can do this? Are there any freebies, which can do this good? Please....no recommendations of commercial stuff! I don't know exactly what you are looking for, but maybe PLEX 2? Is a restructure free synth, it used waves, and you add them to construct new sounds. Have a good day  |
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In Computer Music Magazine #179 (July 2012) there is a tutorial on how to resynthesize (sort of) a single cycle of a wave using Rhino CM.
The same principle should work with some free additive synths (though I never found a free one I liked). ---- What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us. - Emerson |
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I think you have to go commercial for a good resynthesizer for now. |
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Thank you to all....
I forget to mention, I own Rhino, the full version and z3ta+.... maybe Rhino can do this? What I want with resynthesis is loading a vocal sample and have some Vocoder like effects, but definitly no vocoder sounds. |
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akira wrote: Thank you to all....
I forget to mention, I own Rhino, the full version and z3ta+.... maybe Rhino can do this? What I want with resynthesis is loading a vocal sample and have some Vocoder like effects, but definitly no vocoder sounds. Not free at all (sorry) but probably the best choice if you want to resynthesize and have fun. This synth is huge! check the videos and the demo, wou won't regret it 
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8298A40B57C9E76F |
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Spear:
http://www.klingbeil.com/spear/ ---- My free patches here http://fingermarks.co.uk/music2.htm My Soundcloud page: http://soundcloud.com/amused  |
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Why not go grain synthesis? It's a GREAT way to mess with other sounds and change them.
There are some very good grain synths out there. Alchemy is a expensive, but a GREAT one - and then there's these: http://www.audiobulb.com/create/Ambient/AB-Ambient.htm http://www.tubeohm.com/TubeOhm/Pure-Grain.html There's also some GREAT ones for the iPad that are dirt cheap. Mike |
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Totolitoto wrote: akira wrote: Thank you to all....
I forget to mention, I own Rhino, the full version and z3ta+.... maybe Rhino can do this? What I want with resynthesis is loading a vocal sample and have some Vocoder like effects, but definitly no vocoder sounds. Not free at all (sorry) but probably the best choice if you want to resynthesize and have fun. This synth is huge! check the videos and the demo, wou won't regret it
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8298A40B57C9E76F +1 for Harmour |
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akira wrote: some Vocoder like effects, but definitly no vocoder sounds.
Analyze sample with harmor-demo or take spectrum from praat and then resynthesize snapshots trough Spectrobits (g200kg ).. |
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