I believe this is the correct place to post this. I've been messing around with this a bit and haven't figured out some of the sounds myself and also would like any input of what other people think might be happening in the link provided. I don't need the exact things that were used in making this, moreso what you think was used and how it has been processed to make it sound like it does. If it doesn't sound exactly like whats in the video, thats not a problem at all, just something similar is all i really need. Anyone have a good ear for this kind of stuff?
How to create these sounds...
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Re: How to create these sounds...
it's mostly granulated sounds.
traditionally hollywood sound designers use a highlevel programming system like Kyma to make those types of sounds (The Matrix for example)..but you can do similar things with open source software like PureData, CSound etc. Going that route is a bit difficult but you can get reasonable approximations with some more enduser level software. I would start with high quality samples (like all the glass hitting..metalic noises) and use resynthesis (found in Kontakt, Vertigo, etc etc) and also use softsamplers that can modify loop points with CC msgs, envelopes etc.
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traditionally hollywood sound designers use a highlevel programming system like Kyma to make those types of sounds (The Matrix for example)..but you can do similar things with open source software like PureData, CSound etc. Going that route is a bit difficult but you can get reasonable approximations with some more enduser level software. I would start with high quality samples (like all the glass hitting..metalic noises) and use resynthesis (found in Kontakt, Vertigo, etc etc) and also use softsamplers that can modify loop points with CC msgs, envelopes etc.
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Re: How to create these sounds...
that was awesome.moogerfooger321 wrote:
Re: How to create these sounds...
I'd say "yes", but...0e0 wrote:it's mostly granulated sounds.
traditionally hollywood sound designers use a highlevel programming system like Kyma to make those types of sounds (The Matrix for example)
Obviously people created these before, without those systems being available. The truth is with more invention and resourcefulness you can create it on a synthesizer like Matrix, operate waves with ring modulation, FM, and LFOs on amplifier or filter. Of the top of my head, take Jurassic Park: they took a bunch of animal samples (lions, bears, whales, etc.) and mangled them (ok, on a Synclav, but nowdays samplers have no less capability than a Synclav). The same with Star Wars.
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Re: How to create these sounds...
I LOVED those granulated sounds from that movie!! The sound effects were EASILY my most favorite part. I always thought they made them with like a DX7 patch, a KP3, Kaosillator, and a Flanger. hahahaha But seriously, these are BADASS sounds.
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