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Do you remember the name of the interview? and where can i learn more about taking brass and twist him ?
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I just had a hunt around but couldn't find the thing. It can't be that many years old though. Essentially, they were talking about how they would spend a day just finding sounds and then processing them with no aim to include them in a track - just to make them sound cool on their own. Then on another day, when building a track, they will look in these sound design folders and pull out samples to use. There was a lot of brass and you can hear those characteristics in certain dnb sounds. Layering that with a sub will create some nice harmonic expressions.

The whole note or expression wouldn't be used but some short articulation would be cut out and re-enveloped in a variety of ways. I'm sure they were just sampling stuff out of Kontakt. Unless this was a fever dream. :hihi:

If I can find the bookmark later, I'll share here. The interview - which was more like a studio demo - was on YouTube.
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Where can i learn how to re-envlope a sound and do what you just described ?
And I'll try to find this interview .

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anthonygelles wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 2:25 pm Where can i learn how to re-envlope a sound and do what you just described ?
And I'll try to find this interview .
Oh. He doesn't really explain exactly how to do anything so much as simply stating what he is doing. So it's more pointers for ideas about what he was doing at the time.

You could use your DAW to envelope sound with either some kind of envelope generator or automation. Automation would likely be most flexible and intuitive.

You're probably best starting with working out which part of the sound you want to use and trimming the rest off. Then adjust the gain envelope.

After that you can move on to addressing pitch with the same method.

There will be instructions for this in your DAW and plenty of YouTube videos pertaining to using such functionality. That should tell you all you need. The rest is up to your taste and imagination.

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Found it!



Funny thing is that I did come across that the other day but must have skipped past the section. Worth watching the whole thing but he's talking about resampled brass sounds from around 14:45.

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Unaspected wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 4:09 pm Found it!



Funny thing is that I did come across that the other day but must have skipped past the section. Worth watching the whole thing but he's talking about resampled brass sounds from around 14:45.
Thank you !!

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There are WAY better tuts on Youtube out there and I don't even get close to the sound I was aiming for but it might be useful?
https://rumble.com/v11qgv2-fisher-price ... l-vst.html
3 Presets
MyFirstDBSTP.zip
P.S. I didn't know the DAW audio wasn't recording so all you hear is headphone leak.
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CHOOSX Remakes on my Youtube Channel

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