I will be recording a death metal band soon and they want the electronic "bass drops" and "backward, shimmering cymbal" sounds to accompany their music. Where can I get these sounds from?
The guy at the local GC said that I need to buy the entire Battery program from Waves, however I am sure that there is a better way to them than that.
Can someone please help me here? I do not want to lose the business of this band because I can not give them what they want for electronic sounds...
Thanks so much!
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;) 1a.) Record a cymbal crash/wash (or use a sample) with a ful
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1a.) Record a cymbal crash/wash (or use a sample) with a full decay
1b.) [Optional] Add a dense reverb with a smooth tail and print it to the original file
2.) If you're using software, your host application will almost surely have a "reverse" function. If not, upload some files and I'll help you out.
Thanks Patrick! I will be downloading those tomorrow for sure.
Thanks Patrick! I will be downloading those tomorrow for sure.
Do you know Cubase SX3? I have tried searching for a reverse function but had no luck in the past. It might be one of the ten-bagillion buttons that I have never used before, lol...
Select the track, then click the "Audio" tab --> "Process" --> "
Select the track, then click the "Audio" tab --> "Process" --> "Reverse"
oh yeah! I use the reverse cymbal thing all the time. Just lik
oh yeah!
I use the reverse cymbal thing all the time.
Just like Pat said, Record the crash add the verb and reverse it. sometimes you can even add a phaser or flange for a really cool fade-in effect. Try not to overdue it though, keep it generally in the back with a guitar fading in with it...
Sounds like heaven to me!
How do i download your bass drop samples? I'm in the process of
How do i download your bass drop samples? I'm in the process of startring a metalcore band and we would like to use them. I tried your "here" link and i couldnt open it
Odds are it's been deleted in the last 2 years...
Odds are it's been deleted in the last 2 years...