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Hello. Here's the info about this new track I just uploaded today.
using the sample provided from the one sample dare challenge 13 at
www.ambientonline.org/forum/showthre…Sample-Dare-13,
I first ran the sound through a reverse bouncing ball effect with tone shift. This changed the pitches of some of the elements of the sound over time.
I then ran extreme pitch shift down to around 2 to 5 percent of the original pitch and speed of the file to create a very dark droney feel.
I then took a short loop of feedback from the original sample, and pitch shifted it twice to two different intervals to create part of a major chord which
I then paul stretched.
I ran this newly created file through bram smartelectronix supa phaiser to create a howling wind effect, then ran that result through magnus smartelectronix
ambient, using a church preset to give it a far away sound.
I paulstretched this to fit the time of the first file, mixed them and then added a reverb from liquid sonics reverberate.
Thanks for listening and I look forward to your comments, if you have any.
http://soundcloud.com/sklawlor/quiet...esoundofwinter
using the sample provided from the one sample dare challenge 13 at
www.ambientonline.org/forum/showthre…Sample-Dare-13,
I first ran the sound through a reverse bouncing ball effect with tone shift. This changed the pitches of some of the elements of the sound over time.
I then ran extreme pitch shift down to around 2 to 5 percent of the original pitch and speed of the file to create a very dark droney feel.
I then took a short loop of feedback from the original sample, and pitch shifted it twice to two different intervals to create part of a major chord which
I then paul stretched.
I ran this newly created file through bram smartelectronix supa phaiser to create a howling wind effect, then ran that result through magnus smartelectronix
ambient, using a church preset to give it a far away sound.
I paulstretched this to fit the time of the first file, mixed them and then added a reverb from liquid sonics reverberate.
Thanks for listening and I look forward to your comments, if you have any.
http://soundcloud.com/sklawlor/quiet...esoundofwinter