How to make buildup sounds with synth?
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- KVRist
- 151 posts since 2 Feb, 2006 from OH
cool, i'll have to dl ring modulator and play around with it sometime.vstliefhebber wrote:Another way to make a building-up sound can be obtained by using a ring modulator. One of the ringmodulator inputs (preferably a sine or a triangle) is a static signal, while the other input (idem) it's pitch is modulated by (preferably) a envelope. To finish this sound it is recommended to use a highpass filter after the ringmodulator, the cutoff point tweaked to slightly below the pitch of the lowest signal, to prevent that the subtracted signal becomes dominant (ring modulation = summed signal of the inputs + subtracted signal of the inputs)
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- KVRist
- 151 posts since 2 Feb, 2006 from OH
i hadn't thought of putting an env on the pitch of modulator, i'll try that tonight and see how it sounds, i really should use fm more, it's just not what i'm used to. what fm synth are you using?vstliefhebber wrote:Agreed, this is a much more easier and quicker way to make a building-up sound. But the sound I was imagining was more siren-like.THB, use a synth with some saws. detune a few of them and put an envelope with a slow attack on the pitch of all ocillators. set the sustain to full and release to your taste. that's all you need for the basic sound.
Yup, but you can also modulate the modulator's pitch with an envelope. When played in the higher registers it gives a typical tearing siren sound.BTW: that's the whole purpose of the modulator, it modulates the pitch of the carrier.
Env ==> Mod Pitch
Env ==> Mod Amp (regular use)
Here the modulator is not a static signal because it's frequency changes (according to the Env settings)
- KVRAF
- 2187 posts since 25 Jan, 2007 from the back room, away from his wife's sight (or so he thinks)
Nothing personal, runny, but your continuing insults and snide remarks to many genres are becoming rather annoying.runagate wrote:I really hate to help out a house musician
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- KVRer
- 25 posts since 17 Jun, 2006
Take a huge detuned saws lead and hold it whilst using the pitchbend wheel... With all due respect, people; duh......
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- KVRist
- 151 posts since 2 Feb, 2006 from OH
with all due respect, which isn't a whole lot at this point, this is the "sound design" forum. which part of your post was it that talks about designing a sound? or was it more like "get a patch and play it with pitchbend" ? that does him absolutely no good if he doesn't know how to make a huge detuned saws lead.
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- KVRer
- 25 posts since 17 Jun, 2006
Sorry. Sheesh. Well i'm not the first person to mention that am I? But fair enough. Sorry guys.
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