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Original Message 1/9 23-Jan-02 @ 07:42 PM - Can you identify this sound ?

KrYpToNz

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Hiya, can anyone out there identify this sound (download from the url below) and the synth it came from. I have heard it on many dance tracks from the early 90's.

http://www.nz-online.co.nz/tkf/sound1.wav

Thanks.

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Message 2/9 23-Jan-02 @ 09:55 PM Edit: 25-Jan-02 | 09:33 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

milan

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no idea. to me it sounds like it could be a sample, not a synth at all. but what do i know...

(edited due to a bunch of mad typos)

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Message 3/9 23-Jan-02 @ 10:13 PM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

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aha... well beleive it or not, you can make that sound by taking a sustained sections of some harmony BV's and chop a chunk out,,, pitch & filter it...

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Message 4/9 24-Jan-02 @ 08:48 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

milan

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HA! i knew it was a vocal! i should give myself more credit

cheers, M.

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Message 5/9 24-Jan-02 @ 08:57 PM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

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- yeah the more you listen the more you can start to 'hear' the missing beggining and decay of the vocal harmony eh!? - obviously certain harmonies would create different 'horn-strings' sounds..

I title the sound 'horn-strings' on my disks, cos it sounds like a car-horn fitted with a string sound -

hmmm.. wonder what sounds 'wailers' BV's could make eh! -

that's the beauty of sampling, much lost nowadays... the best sounds come from totaly unexpected sources treated in completely the wrong way i find.

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Message 6/9 25-Jan-02 @ 09:02 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

bster

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good old hardcore sound that is

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Message 7/9 01-Feb-02 @ 07:30 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

Bass Assessor

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hmmm... sounds to me like it's simply some detuned saw of some kind with a narrow frequency boost somewhere.
Any synth can make the detuned saw sound. Sample this and load it into a wave editor and play around with the filters. Then when you've got the sound, load it into your sampler and play.

then again, i might be wrong

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Message 8/9 01-Feb-02 @ 09:32 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

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Sounds like a JP8000 to me... all those classic sounds are on there...

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Message 9/9 10-Feb-02 @ 02:01 AM - RE: Can you identify this sound ?

Brett B

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I created a sound like that on my bass station years ago with just some detuning of the osc. Then if you sample a hit of it, and do what kilo said with the attack & decay or use a gate, and pitch shift across the keys you would have that. All the cheesy old 90's and late 80's ravey tracks had that. "My name is Gino, Gino latino... bamp! bamp!...welcome" I think It's just an analog horn stab. So many tracks did have that sound between 89'& 93'. I do agree with K on the experimental sampling. That is why recycle and the player in Reason rock. Get an lfo modulating the filter on resequenced recycle loop. It turns into a crazy texture. There is a sample CD called mystic garage. They sample hits on glass, metal and other wierd stuff.

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