Panic Attack
By purelygrey on August 26, 2018 11:54 pm
I'm under a lot of pressure
Found a way to create convincing feedback noises
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purelygrey wrote:
Jim Wood wrote:Details, please.
What would you like to know?
"convincing feedback noises"
Alright, I'm not sure exactly why this works right now, but here's how I did it:
First, there's a tape echo, I use Modnetic a lot, but I think other will do just fine too (but who knows I'm guessing that Modnetic still outputs something very low level even when the tail has died. Also for some reason intensity still has an effect, too)
Then there's this thing:
https://www.airwindows.com/derez-vst/
it's basically a bitcrusher, but continuous. I never ever used bit reduction, but I decided to give it a shot and there's a sweet spot where it breaks and starts producing a very feedback-y drone. I also modulated echo time a lot for that scratchy noise at 1:17
purelygrey wrote:
Alright, I'm not sure exactly why this works right now, but here's how I did it:
First, there's a tape echo, I use Modnetic a lot, but I think other will do just fine too (but who knows I'm guessing that Modnetic still outputs something very low level even when the tail has died. Also for some reason intensity still has an effect, too)
Then there's this thing:
https://www.airwindows.com/derez-vst/Thanks! I'll see if I can work out a variation of this process.
it's basically a bitcrusher, but continuous. I never ever used bit reduction, but I decided to give it a shot and there's a sweet spot where it breaks and starts producing a very feedback-y drone. I also modulated echo time a lot for that scratchy noise at 1:17
Wow, this really takes you on a journey, and I love the way it sounds. The waviness, the bends, the distortion, everything fits together real well. Very nice track.
Pyure wrote:
Wow, this really takes you on a journey, and I love the way it sounds. The waviness, the bends, the distortion, everything fits together real well. Very nice track.
Machine Gun Ibiza wrote:
[this is good]
THANK YOU!!! 