bleep!?

john.baq's icon

Hi there,

could soneone please point me in te wright direction on how to make the bleeps as in the added sound?

Thanks.
john

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brendan mccloskey's icon

This is a little vague. I don't hear any "bleeps" (define "bleeps") - I hear a Fender Rhodes -ish chord/pad and some drums/glitches.

john.baq's icon

Thanks for responding noob_meister.

Sorry about the vagueness, but i ment the drum/glitch sound.

john.baq's icon

Someone??

brendan mccloskey's icon

I don't know, try loading a synthetic drumloop into groove~ and setting a loop size around 30 - 80 ms and raise the signal value > 1.

HTH
Brendan

woyteg's icon

i'd do it with oscillators, distortion maybe, highpasses, and i think compression or at least envelope shaping is quite important to make these sounds kick in a bit.. maybe some short envelopes doing stuff during the first 20 ms of a sound to make it punchier..
just some ideas, good luck

Roman Thilenius's icon

vagueness is good for creativity.

so someone make him a bleep/drum/glitch sound!

or something similar, like ... a violin.

or a painting of an haystack in front of a violin.

an alien haystack full of bleeps and glitches.
creativity is good for vagueness.

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c'est un vague extraordinaire. bleep! splash!

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brendan mccloskey's icon

Nice one Roman.

@ woyteg. I gave a simple answer quickly; you gave a detailed answer quickly. Despite his vagueness.

Brendan

john.baq's icon

Thank you all for the pointers! And sharing some of my vagueness ;)

brendan mccloskey's icon

We'd like to see your results when ur done

john.baq's icon

I'll give it a try and let all of you see the result.
Thanks again!