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Subject: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???


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Original Message                 Date: 13-Nov-01  @  09:15 PM   -   Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

Steve Roughley

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I have been hearing alot of really, really long crashes in some progressive house tunes and am wondering if anybody has any idea how to create them.

I have spent hours, well, OK about an hour or so :=), trying to make the sound using time-stretching, compression, delays, synthesis, etc... But I can not come up with a really long clean crash!!!

Any ideas???

Cheers!

Steve.




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Message 11/17             17-Nov-01  @  01:40 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

Steve Roughley

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Bretheren-Reservation.mp3



I've uploaded a sample of 'Reservation' by 'Bretheren', which has an example of a long reversed-crash crescendo into a crash with a long decay. Influx, when you say that 3-4 secs doesn't seem that long for a crash, do you have any samples of a long crash? That would solve this outright. All of my crashes have a fairly quick decay of about 2 secs.

Cheers!

Steve :=)



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Message 12/17             17-Nov-01  @  04:07 PM     Edit: 17-Nov-01  |  04:12 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

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is the same crash on 'dido' (gatecrasher) ? - i dont think it is, but i dont have 'one'

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Message 13/17             17-Nov-01  @  06:04 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

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The Korg Trinity has got a looping crash cymbal in it. You need something like that.

You have to edit a new program and select the crash sample rather than using it from an existing drumkit.

But once you've done that it goes on forever.

MikeC



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Message 14/17             17-Nov-01  @  07:00 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

influx

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its more of a splash cymbal, no? but yeah..I think the tail is looped, and then for the "decay" you just throw an evelope on there.

neat sounding song btw



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Message 15/17             22-Nov-01  @  08:13 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

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Sahsa "rabitweed" has some realy long crashes that sustain for over 16 bars then fade out. O used the cst reverd and just used the decay to full and it worked. It sustains nicly. Then use volume to fade it.



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Message 16/17             23-Nov-01  @  11:38 AM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

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nobody uses synthesizers anymore??



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Message 17/17             23-Nov-01  @  01:19 PM   -   RE: Really Looooonnnng Crashes???

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or loads of little crashes with a slow attack,then fade them out slowly(like a real drumer would play it) or do that reverse reverb thing in mono a few times



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