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DJ_Dejavu
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Hi people,
I just wanna ask about a particular drum effect that i hear in a lot of my tunes. Its usually used on fiils and the only way i can describe it is this:
Imagine you are filling up a bottle of water, the sound of the air reverberating inside the bottle as the water rises gives a higher sounding pitch as the air in the bottle gets less.
It almost sounds like a pitch shift but i dont think its the same. Maybe if you imagine playing a beat out of some headphones in the top of the bottle as the water rises, the pitch of the beat would stay the same but the reverberating air would gain in pitch as the water rises.
Bit of a wierd analogy but i hope you guys understand it.
Thanks! 
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23-08-2007 19:49 |
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Seven Gun 
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export your break to wave.
then reload it into slicer mix it down a bit.
then put a filter on the fx then edit events on the frequency.
for even more effect, gradually pitch them up too.
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23-08-2007 22:06 |
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Muad'Dib
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Exactly. I believe it's the dynamic filtering as Seven Gun explained.
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24-08-2007 10:19 |
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Halph-Price
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Originally posted by DJ_Dejavu
Hi people,
I just wanna ask about a particular drum effect that i hear in a lot of my tunes. Its usually used on fiils and the only way i can describe it is this:
Imagine you are filling up a bottle of water, the sound of the air reverberating inside the bottle as the water rises gives a higher sounding pitch as the air in the bottle gets less.
It almost sounds like a pitch shift but i dont think its the same. Maybe if you imagine playing a beat out of some headphones in the top of the bottle as the water rises, the pitch of the beat would stay the same but the reverberating air would gain in pitch as the water rises.
Bit of a wierd analogy but i hope you guys understand it.
Thanks!
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the sound you get from filling abottle is the room geting smaller and the resonant freq changes. as you notice filters have res.
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24-08-2007 10:36 |
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Invent
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in cubase you have the filter tonic that takes care of it 
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27-08-2007 12:55 |
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