Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk

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2014/12/26 13:25:29 (permalink)

Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk

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I've just upgraded to Sonar Producer X3 and I'm interested in making some short sound effects with a Greek theme for a project I'm working on.  Effects could last anywhere from .5 to 5 seconds.  I'm just in the brainstorming phase right now and am looking for suggestions both for what synths might work well (I know there's a Pan Flute, will check for lyre or harp) and any other recommendations that might help capture a greek feel.
 
(I also have Adobe Audition CS6 if some work could be better done in that program)
 
Thanks for any help.
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    John
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    Re: Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk 2014/12/26 13:36:39 (permalink)
    You might want to look at Dimension Pro for the sounds you are looking or TTS-1. The examples you give are not thought of as FX or an effect but rather a musical instrument sound.  

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    Re: Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk 2014/12/26 13:39:09 (permalink)
    You could use Z3ta to create a wind effect or rain type sounds. As John points out your examples are more sample instruments than sound effects.

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    Re: Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk 2014/12/26 23:05:13 (permalink)
    Thanks for the replies.  The effects are for a game of sorts, with a greek theme, and the person I'm helping would like some custom sounds (or sound effects) for various successes, failures, dire warnings, or great victories.  I mentioned the two instruments because I thought they might work well with a greek theme - but I really am open to suggestions. 
     
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    Re: Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk 2014/12/27 00:09:54 (permalink)
    I would imagine a few notes on the harp (a la the lyre) would work some.  Dimension Pro has a lot of strange sounds, but most are evolving rather than stabs, etc.  Otherwise, without knowing more there is little to add.
     
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    Re: Making sound effects with Sonar Cakewalk 2014/12/27 01:38:19 (permalink)
    I just googled and found this:
    http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?id=296
    It isn't actually Greek, it's Turkish, but apparently it is a close relative of a similar Greek instrument.

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