Simulating a Heart Beat

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Simulating a Heart Beat

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Philthy McNasty Philthy McNasty is a male

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Does anyone know how to process your own heart beat sample, using kicks only. I am interested, cause I tried all day and I can get the right sound, does anyone know where I can get a heart beat sample with alot of kick in it, or tell me how to simulate one!

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This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by Philthy McNasty: 23-08-2006 19:57.

23-08-2006 19:56

Friscko Friscko is a male

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run up and down some stairs, then hold a mic against your chest?

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23-08-2006 20:27

djfreemc djfreemc is a male

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Originally posted by Friscko
run up and down some stairs, then hold a mic against your chest?

My thought exactly. You can always edit or layer an additional kick afterwards to get the exact sound you want.

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23-08-2006 21:56

Muad'Dib Muad'Dib is a male

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Well, those sounds should be like a deep kick sample, without much high-end, little reverb on it and the pattern should be like

X.X.........X.X..........X.X.....

you get the idea.

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24-08-2006 13:17

thechronic thechronic is a male

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Just take a kick drum, put a low pass filter on it and turn it way down so only the very low end remains. Go below 300Hz and turn the cut off frequency further down until you think it sounds right.

To make it more realistic one of the two needs to be louder than the other. The heart has two chambers that beat after another, one is bigger and sounds louder. I don't remember if it was the first or the second that was the loudest.

And then put a bleep on it, slow down the tempo and end with a long sustained bleep for full effect Big Grin

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25-08-2006 05:02

yoeri

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quote:

Originally posted by thechronic
I don't remember if it was the first or the second that was the loudest.

the first is the loudest, im pretty sure of that

25-08-2006 12:22

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