Abbie
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How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
I am using Sonar X1 Producer. I have a single clean electric guitar starting the song. I want to give the illusion it is sitting on a record player with the needle on the record, and then powered up producing a gradual warped start.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/07 21:27:05
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That's funny, I ended my first CD back in the early 90's with a record outro like you had forgot to lift the needle. I cheated and recorded a real record!
But try looking in the DJ stuff, they have all sorts of Vinyl emulating plugs. Try the KVR site.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/07 21:32:54
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Probably a sonic layer for the record sound with maybe some pitch shifting
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/07 21:51:11
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You may want to look @ Izotope Vinyl for the record sound and Tapestop for the pitch shift/warped start.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/07 22:20:25
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64xvocal strip...go to it now my son..its got a setting for old vinyl..go to it...it's waiting for you(check out a few other settings in their as well for cheap vinyl player as well
post edited by chuckebaby - 2011/03/07 22:25:56
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 01:13:24
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also, when I'm in need - I often go to http://www.freesound.org/ - there are a few turntable sounds in that collection! -Alex
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 01:22:46
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Tapestop is the de facto tool for this, though it's a serious pain to automate (got a few buggies).
There's a few other plugz that'll do it, but you can also do it manually with a destructive edit.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 09:00:24
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Recording a real needle scratching is totally doable. Why not?
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 09:23:11
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Abbie,
Let me know if you want the sound effect. I have one I'm willing to share. PM me email me
eternal 85 at g mail dot com
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 11:44:19
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try Audacity, a free Windows audio editing app...there's an effect called "Sliding Time Scale/Pitch" that should work for what you describe... (i'm assuming you are not looking for an actual record noise/needle drop like others describe, but a ramping upward tempo/pitch shift) http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/beta_windows
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/08 12:51:45
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/11 08:53:52
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so, any of these suggestions helpful?
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/11 13:21:58
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dblue TapeStop available here. This precedes Glitch which now has TapeStop incorporated into it. Either one will do the trick. Similar to Effectrix.
post edited by gustabo - 2011/03/11 13:23:53
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/11 15:33:20
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Make a .wav file of the guitar part or at least the amount that you want the intro to be. Stick the file in any .wav player in sonar. Set your pitch bender to however big you want the sweep to be. Start with the bender all the way down when you record and gradually bring it up to the middle (so it will end up in pitch with the track). Season liberally with salt and pepper and serve hot.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/11 16:08:18
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bladetragic
You may want to look @ Izotope Vinyl for the record sound and Tapestop for the pitch shift/warped start.
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Re:How Do I Create The Sound of An Album Starting Up for an Intro?
2011/03/11 21:30:32
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I did this on a record I worked on a few years ago..
First I recorded (from a turn table) the needle dropping, then I blended in the guitar track which had Izotope vinyl on it, then for then ending I used tapestop to make it sound like it was spun back..
Sounded pretty cool..
so +1 for Izotope Vinyl and tapestop.... And they are both free..
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