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Original Message 1/12 09-Aug-99 @ 05:27 PM - Add dirty,

coby

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Is there a Windows program that will add a "vinyl" or some other kind of lo-fi, dirty, nastiness quality to a sample?

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Message 2/12 10-Aug-99 @ 08:04 AM - RE: Add dirty,

volley

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Yes, there is, but dang I've lost the name at the moment.. It costs money, but if that's ok, ask me again, and I'll try to get back to you.

Simple sample editors, like Syntrillium's (www.syntrillium.com) Cool Edit can be used to create some kinds of lo-fi-ness. For example, lower the bit quality to 8 bits, and then up it to 16 again. Perhaps slight distortion will do the trick. Play around!

You can also sample a vinyl player playing in between two tracks, and overlay that on your sample.

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Message 3/12 20-Aug-99 @ 05:02 PM - RE: Add dirty,

roller8

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I think the software you are thinking of is made by Fusion? I think it's called Fusion Vinyl.... Not sure but I messed with a demo once a long time ago and it worked pretty well. It had presets like "Disco Vinyl", "Warped 45", and "Grandma's ?" Something or other.

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Message 4/12 22-Aug-99 @ 07:55 AM - RE: Add dirty,

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guys guys.... just get a vinyl out of whatever age you want (sratchy-scruffy-quality factor) go to a psace between tracks, or at the run-out and sample/record to pc that, then loop in it... a mate came round yesterday with his lappy, and it had a real old scratch loop on it, and he told me it was done like that works fine... combine that with eq mid boost top cut soprta thing.. round it off

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Message 5/12 22-Aug-99 @ 12:24 PM - RE: Add dirty,

coby

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Hey, everyone, thanks for the response; all had good ideas.
Now what do I do if I have no turntable? (I'm not a dj, I'm just some loser trying to make noise with my computer) Maybe someone could upload a generic-use vinyl noise sample?
Thanks again

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Message 6/12 08-Sep-99 @ 05:30 AM - RE: Add dirty,

troels

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Get an old jazz-cd, that hasn't been digitally remastered ...
else i believe the VST-plugin called grungelizer is freeware ??? (it does it + a little more)

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Message 7/12 13-Sep-99 @ 05:58 PM - RE: Add dirty,

adricky

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Anyone knows of sofware that can remove vinyl hiss from recordings.

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Message 8/12 14-Sep-99 @ 06:22 AM - RE: Add dirty,

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de-clicker.... ?

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Message 9/12 21-Sep-99 @ 09:05 PM - RE: Add dirty,

nobody

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i read about some s/w to clean up recordings at soundsonline.com, don't think it was de-clicker, but not sure am i either dost thou see?

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Message 10/12 22-Sep-99 @ 08:35 PM - RE: Add dirty, ... or remove it

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Steinberg's Clean! seems to be a good and cheap piece of software. The probably best one is DartPro (check www.tracertek.com for reference). The same company has a series of different apps in different price ranges that do the same.

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Message 11/12 26-Sep-99 @ 01:24 AM - RE: Add dirty,

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a quick trik for some nassty grit:
start w/ a mono sample.

convert the sample to stereo, same send to both channels.

then, apply some stereo "process" to the sample: reverb (with obvious reflections) or complex stereo delay.
even better, use a spatializer or a granular delay (like in audimulch)

the final step: take your processed stereo file and mix the left and right channels to a mono file, with the phase of one of the channels inverted. the resulting sound should be almost inaudible grit, or utter chaos, depending on what you used to get a stereo effect.
compress this grit and bring it to a more audible level. extreme compression will bring in some bit noise.

if you want this grit to sound even more gritty, convert the gritty mono file to a stereo file with the phase of one of the channels inverted.

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Message 12/12 02-Sep-00 @ 05:01 AM - RE: Add dirty,

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Try out Moonfish, its at stepsequencer that features some vinyl effects.

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