0scape4-waterpour
By zirafa on September 20, 2020 11:59 pm
I was pouring water out of a jug the other day and noticed a low glug sound that I thought might be cool to sample. When I actually recorded it, the mic picked up way more high frequency information than I expected -- in particular the sound of the water filling the glass ended up sounding much louder than the low pitched glug sound.
I tried to see if I could mimic the low frequency glug on the 0-coast, and while I don't really think I got the timbre right, the rhythm was kind of close, or at least had the same spirit of the water glug. In the end I kept the sample looping and tried to improvise over it with the 0-coast which I think sorta sounds kinda like a free jazz jam session between a pitcher of water and the 0-coast (???). I have no idea, lol.
# 0-coast settings
From FINGERTIP to TEMPO
From CLK to SLOPE TRIG
From SLOPE EOC to CONTOUR GATE
FROM SLOPE SLOPE to LIN FM
LIN FM knob 100%
Pitch knob 0% - 50%
Overtone knobs: 25%, 0%
Multiple knobs: 75%, 100%
Slope knobs: cycle off, 90%, 0%, 50%
Contour knobs: 50%, 0%, 90%, 0%
Dynamics 50%
Balance: 25%
Note: Touch fingertip to tempo in cable to trigger sound. Slowly increase pitch knob to raise pitch of glug sound. Increase SLOPE RISE time for slower glugs, decrease it for faster glugs.
Audio works licensed by author under:
CC Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works (BY-NC-ND)
