I need some help on creating some sophisticated bubbles and water drop sounds.
With a sine wave and some Lfo's pitching it up and down I do get some sort of bubbles effect.
But I'd like to get it more realistic.
For water drops I really don't have a clue of how to make these sort of sounds.
Any help is welcome!
Bubbles and water drop sounds with Albino.
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- KVRAF
- 1651 posts since 14 May, 2002 from Earth
try an envelope on the pitch instead of the LFO, and then maybe try playing around with some filter envelopes with a little resonance?djones wrote:sine wave and some Lfo's pitching it up and down
just my guess.
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- KVRian
- 553 posts since 24 Feb, 2005 from Prana
There's a water drop preset called Waterdrop in the Albino 3 factory bank. It's in the "Synth FX" category. It sounds quite good.
It's actually very simple: white noise run thru an LP12 filter of selfoscillating variety with cutoff at almost 3 o'clock & Q at 3 o'clock. The trick is to use a filter env. Mod amount 12 o'clock; zero attack; decay, sustain & release 9 o'clock & keyb track full. Attack has a slightly convex curve, while decay & release strongly concave. Mod wheel is routed to cutoff. Finished with a reverb with large room size.
Edit: Oh, and the amp env has zero attack, decay 9 o'clock, zero sustain & release 9 o'clock. Curve shapes are the same as in the filter env.
It's actually very simple: white noise run thru an LP12 filter of selfoscillating variety with cutoff at almost 3 o'clock & Q at 3 o'clock. The trick is to use a filter env. Mod amount 12 o'clock; zero attack; decay, sustain & release 9 o'clock & keyb track full. Attack has a slightly convex curve, while decay & release strongly concave. Mod wheel is routed to cutoff. Finished with a reverb with large room size.
Edit: Oh, and the amp env has zero attack, decay 9 o'clock, zero sustain & release 9 o'clock. Curve shapes are the same as in the filter env.
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