I have an idea to a new song, but I haven't been able to program the sound I am after. Perhaps someone could get me an idea where to start. I got several synths; Z3TA 2+, V-station, Massive, Arturia collection, Synthmaster 2.6 etc, so you pick;)
 
I want to program a "bubble like" sound. Thinking something like soap bubbles "popping". Maybe something like raindrops in water with an effect on it?
 
Well not the easiest sound to explain, but I am thinking "film" here...
 
Any help would be appreciated!
 
Thanks:)

Search the net with google for wave sound FX clips.
 
There are already tons of audio clips for every imaginable sound.  Many of them are royalty free and there for the picking. I just grabbed one of a beer can being opened and poured into a glass..... very high quality clip.
 
In my search I found dozens of site offering the clips.

Guitarhacker
Search the net with google for wave sound FX clips.

Maybe try searching for mud bubbles also. I imagine there may be some nice recordings of volcanic mud activity out there somewhere?

thanx guys:)
 
It would be nice to actually be able to program them by myself, but maybe this will do for now!

In Farnell's book called Designing Sound, he has a section that covers how to synthesize bubbles within Pure Data. It's not the easiest read and I know you're just looking for a relatively quick solution but if you're really interested in improving your sound design, that book will definitely help. I am not sure if I can post links yet, so I am going to tell you what I searched to find some decent results
I searched:
how to synthesize bubbles in massive
 
That yielded some 'passable' results. You would probably be able to get some ideas and a good starting point. Good luck.

BelAmine - Thanks for your tips, will check that out:)