Vuvuzela Filtering

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redshift factor wrote:Prosoniq sucks. They were a once promising company on the cutting edge, but their lack of new development and their abandonment of PC support destroyed their potential for what could have been.

It's all the fault of the Developer Formerly Known as Stephan M. Sprenger, who is such a pussy, he took his wife's name when he got married. It's no surprise that his full emasculation was complete shortly after, when Prosoniq dropped Windows development.
His name means "demolition expert" in German.

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What possesses people to blow those damn horns for the whole game? Don't they have ears (anymore).....or brains?
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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you saw the image i posted, right?

it's just the rules.

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Does anyone actually have one of these horns? I would be very interested in a SFZ or Kontakt sampleset of a Vuvuzela, but ONLY if it was the same pitch mapped across the entire keyboard and only a single velocity layer. A looped sample would be preferable so I could hold the key down and have it play indefinitely, without having any breath sounds or tails.
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I like it. The dinn all game is fun.

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DrApostropheX wrote:Does anyone actually have one of these horns? I would be very interested in a SFZ or Kontakt sampleset of a Vuvuzela, but ONLY if it was the same pitch mapped across the entire keyboard and only a single velocity layer. A looped sample would be preferable so I could hold the key down and have it play indefinitely, without having any breath sounds or tails.
You sound mad.

It's funny how soccer / futbol fans are so angry at the "barbaric" act of blowing a horn out of rhythm, while the stupid sport breaks into riots all the time and they're perfectly fine with it.

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DrApostropheX wrote:A looped sample would be preferable so I could hold the key down and have it play indefinitely, without having any breath sounds or tails.
Oh, crap, don't give those fools any ideas -- too late, someone's going to take this and run with it. ;)

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Debutante wrote:I like it. The dinn all game is fun.
Yeah, right -- like being tied to a dentist's chair while the assistant drills and drills and DRILLS some more is fun. :hihi:

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DrApostropheX wrote:Does anyone actually have one of these horns? I would be very interested in a SFZ or Kontakt sampleset of a Vuvuzela, but ONLY if it was the same pitch mapped across the entire keyboard and only a single velocity layer. A looped sample would be preferable so I could hold the key down and have it play indefinitely, without having any breath sounds or tails.
Dunno. I've got the local equivalent of the vuvuzela ("Trompette" du Carnaval de Québec) but it's pitched in G rather than Bb. They've actually very close to trombones in terms of embouchure and sound, so you can probably recreate it with 50000 layers of badly played trombone.

(And btw, just like other brass instruments, it's mostly ridiculously loud when you blow it ridiculously loud and you stick it right into someone's ear)

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dodokvr wrote:Expect a NI Alicia Bees Vuvuzela Kore pack

200 patches to provide the modern composer with an unmatched arsenal of one sound that will annoy everyone who is in hearing distance (about a 30 mile radius). Each patch is made up of 60,000 vuvuzelas with 800 distinct variations of hums from angry bees to very angry bees and even to extremely angry bees with megaphones. Each preset can be adapted to be even more annoying than the one before by using the one parameter you can change - the volume. Using the KORE 2/KORE 2 PLAYER'S intuitive interface, it's simple to turn it up to 11 until you get a noise abatement order and neighbours wanting to kill you on sight. This collection will immediately conjure up ambiences that will drive people up the wall and is full of horrific, deafening, irrtating, diabolic and edgy atmospheres, which are not for the faint hearted or anyone who has hearing.

€99
I can't wait :hyper:

Oh and :lol:

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LBN wrote:http://www.surfpoeten.de/tube/vuvuzela_filter (auf Deutsch)

Here's a guy showing how he filtered it out just using the EQ in Logic.
I'm buying logic and a mac right now!

































Psych!

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I thought Macs were user friendly? You mean that it's ME who has to filter this junk out? It won't do it for me? Pfft.....just works......suuuuuuuuuure.

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aciddose wrote:you saw the image i posted, right?

it's just the rules.
Well then it's the second silliest rule in soccer errr I mean football. The first silliest of course is not being allowed to use your hands................ :hihi:
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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SadPuppyBlues wrote:
It's funny how soccer / futbol fans are so angry at the "barbaric" act of blowing a horn out of rhythm, while the stupid sport breaks into riots all the time and they're perfectly fine with it.
The riots break out because people won't stop blowing those damn horns.
None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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Teksonik wrote:The first silliest of course is not being allowed to use your hands................ :hihi:
Robert Green tried that and look where that got him.

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